Court Ruling Only A Temporary Victory
In Lucasville Ohio Judge Timothy Hogan ruled double celling at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility unconstitutional but allowed the prison to continue housing inmates two to a cell pending remedy. He noted overcrowding and possible expansion needs while the state appeals the decision.
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Joe McKnight
Associated Press
Lucasville
Ohio
Kelly D Chapman
Chapman
Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
State of Ohio
U.S. District Court
Timothy Hogan
Cincinnati
Hogan
Roland Reaves
Richard J. Jaworski
Arnold Jago
Jaworski
Old Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Cause or Result in Teenage Sex Debate with Mrs Shriver
A columnist and Eunice Kennedy Shriver clash over whether birth control or standards drive teenage sexuality. The piece argues teens need accurate contraception access without sacrificing family standards, noting many teens lack birth control use and that families alone don’t prevent sex.
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Boston
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Adolescnece
Preservation of the Athens State Mental Hospital barn urged
Letters to the editor thank the 648 Board Director John Ross Chairwoman Sarah Dean and Ohio Department of Mental Health official Alton for a courteous public hearing on preserving the dairy barn. Citizens have 90 days to craft a proposal. a meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Agricultural Extension auditorium will gauge opinions and seek sponsorship.
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the Messenger
Athens State Mental Hospital
John Ross
Sarah Dean
Alton
Ohio Department of Mental Health
State Hospital
Athens
Agricultural Extension
Fairgrounds
Paris Adventure of Professor McGuire in a Daydream
In Paris, McGuire narratives unfold from the Eiffel Tower to Air France and the Champs Elysees. The tale follows a mock mission with an MP and a threatened film confiscation, ending with lunch reservations and a joke about Baron Rothschild.
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Paris
Don McGuire
Eiffel Tower
U.S
McGuire
Air France
Professor McGuire
Champs Elysees
Mr. McGuire
Baron de Rothschild
Too Much Government in New York State Politics
William J. Buckley discusses Perry B. Duryea urging corporate presidents to advise on legislative reform. The piece critiques cross state business, mobilizes against job losses claimed by New York, and suggests a constitutional amendment to curb out-of-state operations. Duryea argues New York faces economic pressures from mobile companies.
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Assembly of the
State of New
Perry B. Duryea
New York
Mr. Duryea
New York State
New York Faces Economic Drain and High Taxes, Conservatives Say
Regional imbalance pushes manufacturing to adjacent states with 55 percent leaving New York. Critics argue New York’s taxes and welfare costs fuel the outflow while Good Government scandals and Medicaid waste erode efficiency.
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New York City
Comptroller’s
New York
Cleveland
Moynihan
Walter Lippmann
State Assembly
Welfare Chief Faces Tough Ohio Budget, Looming Crises
Kenneth B. Creasy takes over as director of public welfare in a department hit by a tight budget and past budgetary struggles. Senate leader Oliver Ocasek praises his potential and a rare letter of congratulations signals possible legislative cooperation. Creasy inherits staff losses, a trimmed request, and the recent death of former director Raymond McKenna as he names Gene Noggle as new assistant director.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kenneth B. Creasy
Creasy
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Raymond McKenna
Kwegyir Aggrey
Ken Creasy
Ocasek
McKenna
Delaware County
Public Welfare
Aggrey
Rhodes
Department
Charles E. “Gene” Noggle
Toledo
July 21 in history highlights and notable births
On this date in 1954 France surrendered North Vietnam in a Geneva armistice. In 1588 Drake attacked the Spanish Armada. 1831 Leopold I became Belgian king. 1861 Bull Run Creek battle opened Civil War. 1873 Jesse James robs Rock Island Express for 3000. 1918 Allies retook Chateau Thierry. 1930 Veterans Administration established. 1972 Seville train collision killed 76. Isaac Stern, 57, birthday. Thoughts of the day from Dickens.
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France
North Vietnam
Geneva
Sir Francis Drake
English Channel
Leopold I
Belgium
Holland
Bull Run Creek
Virginia
Jesse James
Adair
Iowa
Chateau-Thierry
U.S. Veterans Administration
Will Rogers on irrigation and government water projects
Will Rogers argues that taxpayers should not fund water for newly irrigated land via government dams while fertilized old land also benefits, noting both require resources. He challenges public funding for vast irrigation schemes and questions equity in supporting new farmland through public money.
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New Jersey
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Brickman
Seville
Spain
Vietnam
Isaac Stern
Charles Dickens
Will Rogers
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