Patrol closes probe on Marsho theft amid possible indictments
Ohio State Patrol will not investigate Anthony J. Marsho s theft of over 324000 in auto tag funds according to the Chronicle Telegraph Others say the BMW inquiry continues under Rhodes order increasing staff Fourteen officers are assigned to the Workmen s Compensation probe while three to BMW and more detectives may be added from road duty The patrol has pursued 37 shortages totaling over 15 million with some indictments already in two cases and no sign of spectacular findings as authorities reassess priorities
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio State Patrol
Anthony J. Marsho
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Cook
Rhodes
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Ford and Carter campaign in Cleveland amid Ohio fight
President Ford and Jimmy Carter pressed in Cleveland as Ohio looms in the election. Carter planned a Toledo rally after New York and Ford sought to secure Cleveland’s ethnic vote while aiming to win elsewhere. Ford defended his debate remark on Soviet influence and spoke to about 5,000 at Karlin Hall with Ralph Perk nearby.
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Jimmy Carter
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Cuyahoga County
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New York
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Cincinnati
Europe
Ralph Perk
Karlin Hall
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Perk
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Robert Taft Jr
Rosalyn
Cleaning up at home and economy speaker lines
The passage quotes Don McKinley proposing in a presidential scenario to fix domestic affairs at 3972 Fielding Dr North Olmsted and to curb unemployment, inflation, and multinational pricing. It notes Carter at a large rally with Rosalyn Carter and Senator John Glenn, plus discussion of tax cuts. It mentions Rhodes and Lausche praise and policy nuance about inflation, unemployment, growth, and possible tax cuts as nonbinding.
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Don McKinley
North Olmsted
United Nations
New
Economy index shows slower growth amid mixed signals
Washington AP reports the leading economic indicators index fell seven tenths of a percent in September, matching August decline and signaling possible continued slowdown. Analysts note uncertainty whether this reflects existing weakness or further drop ahead, with commentary from Klein and Greenspan on policy and prospects.
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Commerce Department
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Lawrence R. Klein
Gathering for goodies in Elyria ends with few incidents
Police report a mild beggars night in St. Elyria with a largely happy mood and minimal vandalism or trouble. Residents and organizers noted smooth participation and no major incidents during the event.
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St. Elyria
Baby Peany Albert Kisses Campaigner in Elyria Visit
Three year old Peany Albert, daughter of Linds Albert of 555 S Abbe Rd, leans in to kiss Michael Ford, campaigning for his father the President in Elyria. The candid moment contrasts with traditional politicking as she hesitates then lips meet. A related story and photo appear on Page C-1 with photographer Gene Krebs.
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Peany Alhert
Michael Ford
Elyria
Peany
Linds Alhert
S. Abbe Rd
Michael
Gene Krebs
Chronicle-Telegram pauses full color due to upgrade
The Chronicle-Telegram runs without full color as a press plate upgrade is completed in two to three weeks. Mel Shook, production manager, says the overhaul will yield better color quality and product. Readers will miss Wednesday’s color winging of the presidential candidate.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle
Mel Shook
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Wigmaker bets Carter wins on hair in baldness talk
New York AP report notes Ben Kaplan, a wigmaker, argues Jimmy Carter has more hair than Gerald Ford and Dwight Eisenhower, while actor Telly Savalas riffs on bald heroes Aristotle Plato Socrates. Kaplan says hairiness influenced only by chance. Savalas urges focus on ability.
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Janmy Carter
Ben Z. Kaplan
Kaplan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevensan
Savalas
Jimmy Carter
Greece
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
Cedad
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Heated Lorain County race. West targets Grunda
Republican Roy A. West charges Democrat Joseph R. Grunda with wasting public money by using 18 part time assistants. West says six full-time staff would save $100000 yearly. Grunda disputes the figures, accusing West of distorting facts and notes 1975 case dispositions and trials while defending his office’s overall workload. Forecase: mostly cloudy with highs near 46, rain possible tonight. Details on Page A-8.
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Roy A. West
Camlidate
Lorain County
Joseph R. Grunda
West
Granda
North Ridgeville
Ohio Supreme Court
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