Doctors Testify in Lorain Murder Plot Trial
Dr. Denis Radefeld told the jury he received four threats in 31 years, none from Dr. George Gotsis, who is accused of conspiring with taxi driver George Abraham to murder Radefeld. Radefeld described involvement in a 1972 hospital report on Gotsis and noted Gotsis was dismissed from Lorain Community Hospital, a matter later upheld in court. The cross examination by Gotsis’ attorney sought to undermine Radefeld’s credibility and highlighted Abraham’s earlier alleged murder-plot ties and inconsistent grand jury testimonies. The trial continued into its seventh day.
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Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Denis Radefeld
George P. Gotsis
Radefeld
Dr. Gotsis
George Abraham
Dr. Radefeld
Lorain Community Hospital
Lorain County
Gotsis
Gerald Messerman
Messerman
Cleveland
Lorain
Radefeld Messerman
Abraham
Grand
FBI
Weather forecast with clouds and showers tonight
Variable cloudiness and a chance of showers tonight with lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. Sunny and cooler tomorrow with a 10 percent rain chance. Winds northwesterly 10 to 18 mph tonight. Sunset 7 10 p.m. Sunrise 7 24 a.m. Details on Page C-5.
Ali’s Wife Questions Boxer’s Manila Affair Before Fight
Belinda Ali speaks from Chicago alleging Muhammad Ali’s infidelity with Veronica Porsche in Manila and claims she has heard nothing from him since. She accuses him of boasting about fighting on despite his family and says Porsche imitates her. Belinda, Ali’s second wife, has been married eight years.
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Muhammad Ali
Belinda
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Mrs. Ali
Manila
Miss Porsche
Ali
State Patrol Costs From Elyria Disturbances Top 35 Thousand
The August civil disturbances in Elyria requiring Ohio State Patrolmen cost the state $35,310.17. The State Controlling Board approved payment from the Emergency Purposes Fund to the Department of Highway Safety for patrol assistance, noting the fund has been depleted by recalls and other grants. Other approved items include $3.9 million for recall of 210 Natural Resources employees, $31 million for recall of about 100 Taxation Department workers, and $1.2 million for Pace Officer Training Academy equipment and operation. Still-pending requests seek $2.1 million for Mental Health and Retardation employee recall and $4 million in rents for the new Columbus office tower. The board may borrow from next year’s funds to cover these. Republican State Rep. Frederick N Young criticized the board for large payments, warning they deplete funds meant for true emergencies.
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Elyria
Ohio
State Controlling Board
Department of Highway Safety
Frederick N Young
Dayton
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Taxation
Pace Officer Training Academy
Department of Mental Health and Retardation
Young
Marsico wife seeks divorce amid theft case details
Mrs Grace E Marsico of 1237 East River Street filed for divorce from Anthony J Marsico former state license bureau registrar who pleaded guilty to stealing more than 300000 in state funds The petition cites a 30 year marriage and seeks alimony custody of six children and property shields including restraining orders and other assets The couple wed in Elyria August 18 1945 and Marsico awaits sentencing in the theft case
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Grace E. Marsico
E. River St
Anthony J. Marsico
State
Lorain County Court
East River Street
Marsico
Marsicos
Elyria
Sipple sues papers over gay revelation
Oliver Sipple, disabled ex Marine who aided President Ford, sues seven major newspapers for 15 million dollars alleging invasion of privacy. His attorney says the press vowed to pry into his personal sexual orientation though the public action saved the president. Defendants include the Chronicle Los Angeles Times Chicago Sun Times Denver Post Des Moines Register Indianapolis Star and San Antonio Express.
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UPN
Ford
Oliver W. Sipple
Sipple
John E. Wahl
San Francisco Chronicle
Herb Caen
Los Angeles Times
Chronicle
the Times
Chicago Sun-Times
Denver Post
Des Moines Register
Indianapolis Star
San Antonio Express
United Way launches 75 drive aiming 1.915 million
United Way of Greater Lorain County begins its October campaign with a goal of 1.915 million for 1975, up four percent from last year’s 1.839 million. The drive features expanded loaned executives, seven divisions, agency tours for employers, and eight publicity movies, with 34 agencies slated for 1976 funding after two were dropped.
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United Way
United Way of
Greater Lorain County
Lewis Randall
Lorain County Legal Aid Society
W. G. Nord
Anthony Bianco
Nelson Stud
Gordon Carlson
Fisher Body
Mike Duffin
Duffin Manufacturing
Kenneth Hall
Bendix-Westinghouse
George Manos
U.S. Steel
James Neumann
Jeff Novotny
Lorain National Bank
William Renninger
Elyria Savings and Trust
Arthur Schowalter
Stanadyne
Dwight Siron
Nordson
Holiday Inn
Elyria Fire Department displays new pumper for fire week
The Elyria Fire Department unveils its latest pumper, costing 58,700, now at Midway Mall for fire prevention week. Fireman Gary Bill and Fireman Craig Bevan pose with the engine as tours of all Elyria fire stations are planned, with details on C-4.
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Elyria
Midway Mall
Gary Bill
Craig Bevan
Gene Krebs
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Thrilla
Belinda Ali
Randall
Edward L. Smith
Robert Petrach
Ridge Tool Co
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Sears, Roebuck
al Andrews
J & R Construction
James Anton
J. Grant Keys
Ralph Shaw
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