State sues Eddie Goodwin for full auto tag theft amount
Lorain County Prosecutor’s office files suit on behalf of the state seeking 326275.51 from Eddie Goodwin a 41 year old ex convict awaiting sentencing for his admitted role in Marsico’s 1974 theft The action alleges he and Marsico conspired to divert funds and notes Goodwin pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property February 25 in Erie County The case points to more than 1 4 million missing from 37 deputy registrar accounts statewide and cites prior judgments for over 800000未
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Eddie Goodwin
Anthony Marsho
Lorain County
Goodwin
Marsico
Erie County
Marsho
Alabama
Gallatin terms cut after theft case appeal
Kenneth Gallatin, serving two consecutive 2 to 5 year terms for theft by deception and receiving stolen property tied to Anthony Mar sho’s license money theft, had his sentence reduced after appeal. The 9th District Court of Appeals upheld the theft conviction while overturning the receiving property charge, clarifying that one criminal act cannot support both charges. Goodwin testified he paid Gallatin for each phone call while Marsico described telephonic requests from an impersonated attorney.
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Kenneth Gallatin
Anthony J. Marsho
Gallatin
Lorain County Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
John Haynes
9Th District Court of Appeals
Marsho
Eddie Goodwin
Goodwin
Gallatn
Oberlin
John Drenkin
Marsico
Mr. Dreakin
Youngstown grapples with citywide police strike
Police Chief Donald Baker says officers on duty shrink hourly in Youngstown as 283 patrolmen and 260 firefighters walked off over a contract dispute. Only 34 police and seven firefighters remain, with 12 stations closed and garbage pickup halted. City Hall stays open with emergency services limited. The mayor notified the governor but no aid requested yet.
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UPI
Donald Baker
Jack Hunter
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Hunter
City Hall lot plan gains tentative OK from two committees
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank seeks to lease the old city hall and Turner Block site on Court Street for a 101 car parking lot. The lease would last 10 years with two five year renewals and pay the city 1500 dollars monthly. Proceeds from parking would go to the bank and the plan awaits final council approval and possible three readings. The site could become the new city hall if federal funds are approved, with other properties to be considered.
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Turner Block
Court Street
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Marguerite E. Bowman
Arnold Tollett
Tollett
Bowman
al Murphy
Bill Creed
Ely Park
Weather forecast clear and cool with mild weekend.
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight with lows in the mid 40s and partly cloudy conditions tomorrow with highs in the mid 60s to around 70. A 10 percent rain chance tonight rising to 20 percent tomorrow, westerly winds 10 to 13 mph. Sunrise 7:22 a.m., sunset 7:13 p.m. Yesterday’s high reached 59 at 3:30 p.m. and the low was 46 this morning. Details on Page C-3.
Elyria union asks for equal pay with police and fire
City employes union negotiators say salary inequity is growing between its members and police and fire departments. They will meet with council in a closed session called by Safety Service Director Lyle C. Scott to discuss the grievance.
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Fire Department
Council
Safety Service
Lyle C. Scott
Asxt
Conncil
Denning
Scott
Berea workers stage walkout over wage demands
At least 21 men in the Berea Service Department walked off the job amid dissatisfaction with the city’s finances and wage increases. Mayor Jack Kafer said 17 in the street division plus two in each water and waste water divisions left, totaling 28, 12, and syn. An emergency meeting was set for 7:30 p.m. to discuss the impasse with department representatives.
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Baker
BEREA
Berea Service Department
Jack Kafer
Lorain Ford plant hit by UAW blockades and gate checks
Police were called as striking UAW Local 425 members blocked the main gate at Lorain Ford, checking IDs and halting Baumhart Road traffic. Union president Mike Pohorence cited management hiring for union work during the two week strike. About 800 workers remain inside the plant. negotiations stalled amid safety concerns. Local 200 in Avon Lake reported no similar incidents.
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UAW
Mike Poherence
Lorain Ford
C-T
Gene Krebs
Lorain
Ford
Baumhart Road
Mike Pohorence
John Malinovsky
Avon Lake
Britain seeks IMF loan to stabilize the pound
London reports Britain requesting a $3.9 billion standby loan from the IMF to rescue the crippled pound. Chancellor Dennis Healey cancels Asia meetings, banks warn more decisive action needed as the pound steadies near 1.66 dollars after a record drop.
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London
UPI
International Monetary Fund
Treasury
Asia
Dennis Healey
IMF
Trains derail love life? Montanas sue railroad
In Plandome New York a middle aged couple claims Long Island Rail Road trains near their home have harmed their intimate life. Their lawyer says the plaintiffs are in their late fifties or early nineties and are under doctor care seeking $2785 in a State Supreme Court suit filed in Mineola.
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Long Island
George
Ann Marie Montana
State Supreme Court
Mineola
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