Woman mauled by grizzly plans Yellowstone visit after release
Marianne Young, an Ohio State sophomore, was mauled by a grizzly seven weeks earlier and was released from hospital. She and her parents, from Columbus, will visit Yellowstone National Park at an invitation from Superintendent John Townsley. Young had been working as a waitress at Signal Mountain Lodge in Grand Teton and heads for Yellowstone on her day off. At 10:30 am she arrived at Heart Lake where crowds gathered.
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Ohio
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Uniform truck rules urged to ease cross state work
Trucker James G. Savage urged uniform weight and length limits across states to simplify cross country hauls. He noted 60 foot limits in Ohio vs 55 or 65 elsewhere, plus licensing differences. the fuel efficiency test at 55 mph showed better mileage but time costs, with calls for nationwide registration and a go‑with‑the‑flow policy.
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Kucinich Leads in Cleveland Recall Race
Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich, bolstered by a larger campaign fund and rising polls, appears the favorite in the August 13 recall. He keeps public appearances, avoids attacks, and emphasizes job duties as rivals push television ads for and against recall.
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Supreme Court orders new trial for Clifford G. Chase
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 4-3 that Clifford G. Chase, convicted in 1974 of murdering his mother, father, and brother, justified remand for a new trial due to improper jury instructions on the burden of proof for insanity and confusing juror questions. The ruling also upheld Leo Abner Jr.’s aggravated murder conviction, finding no need for a state burden instruction on self defense where the defense had presented evidence to raise it.
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