Police raids seek Greene bombing clues
Federal agents and local police conducted six raids in northern Ohio and Erie Pennsylvania as part of the investigation into the October 6 bombing death of Cleveland rackets figure Daniel J. Greene. Raids targeted Dealers Outlet Inc in Cleveland and a wrecking service in Olmsted Township, with searches for records and materials connected to the bombing. no arrests were reported.
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Ohio
Erie
Cleveland
Daniel J. Greene
Greene
Cleveland Longshoremen's Union
Lyndhurst
Justice Department
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Cleveland Police
FBI
Dealers Outlet Inc
Brookpark Rd
Olmsted Township
Wrecking Service
Andrew Yango
Police
Vanyo
Vango
Bribery Indictments Name Milstein and HUD Official
A federal grand jury indicted Cleveland area developer Carl Milstein and HUD Cleveland director Charles P. Lucas on bribery charges. Milstein allegedly offered bribes on Oct 30 1972 in exchange for fraud opportunities, as Lucas was to permit, in return for money and mortgage relief. The probe links to late 1971 and early 1972 events and involves University Circle Property Development Inc and a 103000 sale to Marvin Reuben.
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Carl Milstein
Cleveland Area
Charles P. Lucas
Cleveland
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Milstein
Lucas
United States
East Blvd
University Circle Property Development, Inc
Marvin Reuben
Federal Prand Jury
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. District Court
FBI
William Warren
Warren
Washington
Cadiz
State Board of Education
Louis Stokes
21St
U.S
House of Representatives
William Saxbe
Richard M. Nixon
Big guys made me do it robber nabbed after bank heist
A Cleveland Trust teller handed over cash after a robber nicknamed Little Eddie claimed a gun in a note. He was too short to reach the bag, so a bystander passed it along. Police captured him near an auto parts store. no pun was found. The bag money was recovered. The suspect allegedly blamed "four big guys" for the crime.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland Trust Co
Little Eddie
Turn back hands of time to standard time
Washington announces that Americans should set clocks back one hour tonight as daylight saving time ends at 2 am tomorrow. Most areas revert to standard time, with Arizona, parts of Indiana, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and American Samoa remaining on standard time. The 1966 Uniform Time Act governs the DST schedule.
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Washington
UPI
America
Arizona
Indiana
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
American Samoa
Amtrak Lake Shore Limited fate hangs on next month
Amtrak’s Lake Shore Limited has grown over two years with setbacks and gains. A decision on funding the Lake Shore line as a permanent route will be made next month, with John Fuller predicting a permanent status is likely. A city beat preview runs tomorrow.
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Amtrak
Lake Shore Limited
Lake Shore
C-T
John Fuller
Hit-skip driver kills boy crossing road
Frederick Diedrick, 9, of Pittsfield Township, was struck by an eastbound car on Rt. 303 four miles west of LaGrange while crossing from a barn to his home and died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The bronze 1960 or 1961 Chevrolet fled the scene. deputies issued an APB for the driver.
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Pittsfield
Frederick Diedrick
Robert J. Diedrick
Rt. 303
Pittsfield Township
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Kishman
Lorain County
LaGrange
Frederick
Dennis Diedrick
Richard Dungan
Dungan
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Hunting Valley
Lake
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Summit
Michigan
U.S. Atty. Schuster
Yue
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Pat Dreger
Robert Hull
Judy Johnson
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