Kent State protester pies Ohio governor at state fair
Gov. James A. Rhodes, in Columbus, faced a pie attack during the opening of the 124th Ohio State Fair amid protests over a Kent State gym annex. One man, Steven B. Conliff, 27, of Columbus, was arrested on assault and disturbing a lawful meeting. Rhodes finished the ceremonies, later reporting eye discomfort.
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James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Kent State University
Kent
Kent State
Ohio National Guard
U.S. District Court
Thomas D. Lambros
Cleveland
Steven B. Conliff
Xerox cash' defendant gets break
Eugene Whiteside, 30, of Benton Harbor, Mich., was sentenced to three years probation after admitting to xeroxing a dollar bill 31 times and feeding the copies into a coin changer at a Benton Harbor laundromat. The judge cited sympathy and humor in lightening the penalty and noted Whiteside's difficult luck, work, and family responsibilities.
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Eugene Whiteside
Benton Harbor
U.S
Noel P. Fox
Whiteside
Laundromat
Fox
Tobacco additive worries North Carolina growers impact on export
U S tobacco growers fear their leaf could lose value as Celanese Cytrel and NSM New Smoking Material tobacco supplements marketed by British firms in Britain raise concerns about long term effects on U S leaf exports. East Carolina University economist Dr Oscar K Moore notes substantial export share, while Celanese spokesman Jim Allen questions potential disruption.
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North Carolina
U.S
Charlotte
Britain
Rothmans Ltd
Gallahers Ltd
Imperial Tobacco Ltd
Oscar K. Moore
East Carolina University
Greenville
England
West Germany
Germany
Switzerland
Jim Allen
Charlottte
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Grand Rapids U.S
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Los Angeles
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Uptown
Whistler
South Greenteal Ave
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Riverside
San Bernardino
Ventura Counties
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