Ohioans for Fair Taxation warns real estate setback from Issue 2
Ohio real estate outlook could worsen if Issue 2 passes, says Donald S. Cook. He warns of a no-growth economy, fewer jobs, and stalled downtown rebuilding at the Ohio Assocation of Realtors convention. Also notes Ohio Lottery daily number 580 drawing and Akron murder via burglary.
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Cleveland parole officer on bond in drug plot case
Parole officer William Hunt er, 50, of Cleveland is free on 15000 dollar bond after arrest on charges of bribery and drug trafficking. He allegedly promised to supply drugs to a Cuyahoga County Jail prisoner for 154 dollars. The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections suspended him after Monday’s arrest.
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Press sale talks progress in Cleveland unions
Negotiations between representatives of prospective buyer Joseph Cole and two Cleveland unions made progress. Attorney Robert Davin reported a very good meeting with the Cleveland Typographical Union and Maslers Union Local 12 as Cole seeks wage and work rule concessions before buying the paper. CTU president Haven Combs said members will review proposals ahead of further talks this week. E. W. Scripps Co. has warned of possible closure if a deal cannot be reached.
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Cuban refugee faces murder charge in Tomah case
Lene Cespedes Torres, 20, is jailed on first degree murder charges for the beating death of his sponsor Bernice Taylor, 57, in Tomah Wisconsin. A preliminary hearing is set for next Tuesday with bail at 50000 dollars. The case stems from an argument over a hospital employee Torres was dating and his threat to “send him back” to Fort McCoy refugee center. Taylor’s body was found Sunday morning. a pathologist cites blunt force trauma and possible strangulation as the cause.
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Hula hoop champ joins world title bid in Ohio
Springfield performer Sonya Carter, a four time Ohio Hula Hoops champion, describes hooping as "something different." In Iran, parliament signals movement on the hostage crisis as families offer direct participation to help secure release of the 52 Americans held since last year. The hostages families, led by Dorothea Morefield, say they are willing to assist as individuals to end the impasse.
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Carter cools hostage rhetoric at Washington news conference
At a Washington news briefing on Monday Carter downplayed using the hostage issue for campaign advantage. Khomeini later set conditions for release including asset frees, ending U.S. claims, no interference, and repatriation of the shah's wealth. Independent John Anderson urged avoiding politicization while Reagan and Ford urged compliance with terms and nonpoliticization. Families urged direct involvement and a possible bridge to release. Police urged calm in Tomah amid refugee camp concerns.
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Garwood to base defense on insanity and upbringing
Marine Pic. Robert Garwood plans an insanity defense based on head trauma at birth and abandonment, arguing mental illness shaped his years behind North Vietnamese lines. The defense cites early trauma and his mother’s death in captivity, saying his actions were driven by mental disease rather than criminality.
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Nixon may testify in break in trials of ex FBI officials
Defense lawyers may call Richard Nixon to testify in the federal court trial of two former FBI officials charged with approving illegal break ins in the early 1970s. Nixon reportedly agreed to testify and would mark his first court appearance since resigning the presidency six years ago. Felt's lawyer said it is very likely Nixon will testify.
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Browns fall from festive to somber after rough home loss
On page A-1 the Browns fans swing from high energy to anger as the second half of the game turns sour. Fights erupt in the stands and in nearby bars as drunk patrons berate Houston players and referees. A police altercation ends with a fan on the floor while one spectator complains of wasted money.
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