Ohio students gain expanded disciplinary due process rights
Ohio boards of education must craft codes of conduct by September outlining when students can be removed suspended or expelled following a US Supreme Court ruling on due process. Rep. Sam Speck led the bill to passage with Gov Rhodes signing it last March.
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Supreme Court
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New Concord
James A Rhodes
Middletown District Eyes Relaxed Suspension Rules Under New Bill
Middletown School District plans to ease student suspension and expulsion procedures when House Bill 421 takes effect this summer. The change follows a court-ordered removal of suspensions from student records after a 1973 protest led by 35 students.
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Middletown
Common Pleas Court
Fred Cramer
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James Mack
Board of Education
Fire deaths and losses rise in US last year
The National Fire Protection Association reports about 11,800 people died in fires in the United States last year and fire damage topped more than 4 billion dollars in property losses.
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Queen Elizabeth Opens U.S. Bicentennial Exhibition
Queen Elizabeth II opens a National Maritime Museum exhibition in Greenwich marking the U S Bicentennial. She praises long standing ties between Britain and the former colonies. The event is a major British contribution to the Bicentennial, with a royal visit to the United States planned for July.
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Elizabeth II
U.S
Britain
George
National Maritime Museum
Greenwich
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
United States
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