Lawmakers consider faster return of evidential property
Editorial endorses promptly returning personal property held as evidence once not needed for trials. State Rep. Ball notes Sub. H.R. 1014 would require prosecutors to transfer ownership of eligible items to owners unless it would endanger justice, with court orders possible if delay persists. The measure awaits Senate action.
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Claire M. Ball Jr
Athens
Athens County
General Assembly
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ball
Municipal Corporation
Senate
Public enthusiasm at Athens High and trapping debate
Letters from Athens High student and local trappers advocate for stronger publicity of women sports and trapping as a livelihood. They argue for separation of church and state at the city pool and defend trapping against bans, citing freedom and animal population concerns.
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the Messenger
Kris Halter
Athens High
AHS
Messenger
Woub
Wath
Athens
Jesus
Middle East
Far East
Africa
John Spofforth
Should Lawyers Advertise A Look At A Legal Advertising Debate
Washington debates lawyer ads as antitrust actions press ABA to loosen pro ad bans. Goldfarb v Virginia State Bar sparks change while FTC targets funeral home pricing and drugstores win ad rights. Justice Dept0840 notes free enterprise, competition can boost demand and efficiency and inform the public.
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Washington
American Bar Association
Goldfarb
Virginia State Bar
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
ABA
Federal Trade Commission
Bar Association
Justice Department
Joe Sims
Virginia Bar Association
Sims
Burger
Rhodes forms task force to trim Ohio state agencies
Gov. Rhodes assembles a diverse panel to identify obsolete or inefficient state bureaus, boards, and commissions. James M. Wilsman will lead. members include Joan Lawrence Sen. Van Meter Sen. Valiquette Charles Calhoun and budget director William Wilkins. All will serve without pay to curb expanding bureaucracy.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
James M. Wilsman
Greater Cleveland Citizens League
Joan Lawrence
Ohio League of Women Voters
Thomas A. van Meter
R-19
Ashland
Ronald Reagan
Marigene Valiquette
D-111
Toledo
Charles A. Calhoun
Ohio Public Expenditure Council
William W. Wilkins
Thomas J. Moyer
Moyer
Laser-beam job search guides readers to targeted approach
The piece endorses Richard Nelson Bolles’s method to land a job by targeting a few ideal companies, researching them, and presenting solutions to their problems. It cautions against generic resumes and stresses persistence, interviews, and meeting decision makers. It also includes humorous reader notes on purslane, heat safety, and cheaper lighter-fluid tips.
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Richard Nelson Bolles
Ten Speed Press
Berkeley
Calif
Sports and politics blend at the Olympic Games through history
The piece argues Olympic competition cannot escape politics, citing 1896 Finland, 1936 Berlin, 1968 Black protests, and the 1972 Munich attack as examples. It views such clashes as inherent tensions that the Games provoke rather than extreme intrusions.
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Finland
Russia
Berlin
Hitler
Munich
Olympics and Politics The World Stage of Rivalry
The piece analyzes Olympic participation by Communist China Taiwan and other nations. It notes Peking pressure on Canada over Taiwan and Taiwan withdrawing under its name. It cites African boycotts and New Zealand’s admission provoking protests while arguing nationalism permeates Olympic management and reflects broader international strife.
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Soviet Russia
East Germany
China
Taiwan
International Olympic Committee
Peking
Ins
Kiichi Miyazawa
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Republic of China
Canada
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
New Zealand
South Africa
Montreal
William James
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