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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1972

Page

8

Inmate Built and Died in Ohio's First Electric Chair

Charles Justice, an itinerant broom maker, built Ohio Penitentiary's first electric chair and was executed in it in 1911 after a murder conviction. The piece notes the prison's history with notable inmates, epidemics, a 1930 fire, and plans to relocate inmates to Lucasville.

Ohio Sandi Gould Columbus UPI Charles Justice Ohio Penitentiary Justice O. Henry John Hunt Morgan Bugs’ Moran Lucasville Pen Seabury Ford William Sidney Porter Porter Morgan East Lisbon

Letters to the Editor Rules on Contact Details

The Gazette states all letters must include a writer’s phone number name and address but will not publish the personal data if requested. Editors require the telephone number for verification and may withhold the name and address upon request.

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Traffic Still Moving Despite U S Bombs In North Vietnam

UPI reports Cmdr. Roger Sheets a Navy air group commander aboard the USS Coral Sea says trucks continue to move south along the Ho Chi Minh trail toward Hanoi and Haiphong despite U S bombing and mining. He notes coastal WBLC vessels remain visible and daytime traffic has diminished since early operations.

Barney Seibert Yankee Station Vietnam Sheets Haiphong China Hanoi

Spassky and Windsors Prompt Talk of Money and Memoirs

The gossip column notes Boris Spassky’s cash mindset, earning about 350 dollars monthly as a Moscow chess coach and 1 800 dollars yearly from abroad tournaments, with critics saying world champions should be richer. It also highlights Jean Schnoering, linked to Edward’s titles, who recalls the Prince’s antics and post abdication ties to Paris clubs as publishers seek Windsors memoirs.

Spassky Fischer Moscow Jean Schnoering Edward Prince of Wales England Windsor Jean Geneva Surrey Mrs. Simpson Kitty de Rothschild Paris L’imperatrice Elephant Blanc

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