Court To Hear Loitering Law Appeals
Washington AP reports two loitering law appeals reach the Supreme Court. Ohio cases challenge Cincinnati and Euclid ordinances as vague and oppressive, while officials urge police latitude to curb crime. The court weighs individual rights against public safety in late night public activity.
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Dogs and Verse Shape Ohio Loitering Ruling
A 1962 Ohio Supreme Court decision striking down a dog noise crime is recalled in a verse that criticizes nuisance laws. The poem notes loud dogs and cats as a nuisance and argues that laws must be clear and apt to avoid obfuscation while meeting their aims.
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Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Garland Police Chief Suspended Over Drunk Driving Case
Garland city manager suspended Police Chief Robert T. Wade on Saturday amid drunken driving and negligent collision charges. Wade remains hospitalized in Dallas after a borrowed car crash. Assistant Chief Ed McCreary takes over duties until Wade’s release and case resolution.
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Jarring Pleased With Tel Aviv Peace Talks Progress
UN envoy Gunnar Jarring ended a two day Israel visit saying he looks forward to a successful continuation of Middle East peace talks in New York. He met with Prime Minister Golda Meir and Foreign Minister Abba Eban amid Israel’s push for secure borders and a signed peace treaty.
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Abba Eban
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Inflation Pain Shifts From City to Farm Areas Says Report
A National Planning Association committee states inflation now pressures farmers as urban consumers felt relief earlier. It urges wage price controls and broader trade, with the Council of Economic Advisers naming violators and publishing results. The panel warns CPI growth could rise 2 to 3 times if unchecked.
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Sadat Dictates Cease-Fire Stand and Withdraw Schedule
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat reiterated opposition to extending the Middle East cease-fire beyond February 5 without a withdrawal timetable. He said a timetable requires guidance from the four major powers and insisted Egypt will not concede on land occupied since 1967, vowing to fight to regain it if no practical solution emerges. Israel demands a negotiated peace before any pullback.
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Lennon Rumors of New Group Denied by Spokesman
London AP reports Lennon denied forming a new pop group with Eric Clapton. Spokesman Leslie Perrin called the rumor completely untrue as Lennon and Yoko Ono sail from the United States toward Japan with no plans for a Beatles reunion.
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Yoko Ono
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Japan
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