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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1973

Page

12

Ex-Lucasville guard acquitted in aiding escape

A Scioto County jury acquitted former Lucasville guard Ronald Pratt of aiding an inmate in an escape attempt. The panel was deadlocked on whether he smuggled a gun into the prison. The gun was used in the July 24 incident that killed guard Arthur Sprouse.

Portsmouth Lucasville Ronald Pratt Scioto County Pratt Wayne Raney Arthur Sprouse Gary Underwood Raney Sprouse Robert Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Billy Fagan

Ex MEG head shares tale of change and return to streets

The former MEG chief, now running a Canton security and private investigation service, says he left due to conflicts with directives and probation rules. He reflects on his past undercover work, his struggle for a stable home life, and hints at a possible future return to drug enforcement.

George Canton Stark County Meg Lorain County

Nixon committee releases donors list in Watergate context

The Nixon campaign donor list includes Kavens who gave 30000 dollars. The disclosure follows a Smathers Colson transcript and a judge ordered release by the finance committee under a cited case by Common Cause. Kavens had been released from prison weeks before a May 1, 1972 date due to ill health.

U.S. Dist Joseph C. Waddy Citizens Lobby Comimon Cause

Safety programs could cut traffic deaths by half

The National Safety Council says corrective measures could reduce traffic fatalities by 50 percent at a cost of about half a billion dollars, yielding three to four billion in savings, including lower insurance costs. It urges support in government, business, and communities and directs readers to STANDEN & GUTHMAN for safety literature.

National Safety Council Standen & Guthman Est Building

Witness says Hoffman talked of killing parents

Howard Hoffman III discussed several murder methods before his parents died in March 1972. Betty Ann Patti testified Hoffman spoke of poisoning, brake disconnection, and hiring someone to kill them, while noting the couple were found shot and a house burned. Patti described a close friendship with Hoffman and his wife, Carol.

Toledo Howard Hoffman III Hoffman Betty Ann Patti Euclid Carol Laura Howard Hoffman Jr Mentor Pere Patti Howard Hoffman Carol Hoffman

State asked to silence information on drivers

Ohio lawmakers are urged to end selling driver data to private firms. Senator Aronoff accuses the Highway Safety Department of selling computer tapes to National Scanning, while a department spokesman notes state law requires disclosure on request. He calls it a privacy invasion and dangerous.

Columbus UPI Ohio Department of Highway Safety Stanley J. Aronoff Cincinnati Ohio Aronoff National Scanning Frank J. Ryan Department

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