Judge Lamb ruling could curb wage garnishments nationwide
Judge J T Lamb of Municipal Court struck down Ohio wage garnishments as unconstitutional saying due process requires notice and a hearing before attachment. The decision affects Armco Steel and other creditors, with local lawyers noting it parallels a U S Supreme Court ruling about pre judgment garnishments, potentially changing practice and prompting firms to seek local counsel opinions.
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J. T. Lamb
Armco Steel Corp
Lamb
Ohio
U. S
Supreme Court
T. M. Pierson
Wisconsin
Journal
U.S
Roman
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert Kent
Armco
Kent
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Franklin Updates Land Use Rules By City Officials
Franklin city council passed major zoning and subdivision regulations updating the master plan to guide land use within the city and within three miles of its limits. A second reading approved a resolution urging postal authorities to bar unsolicited pornographic materials from mailboxes. The city hired Klaer & Associates to study the well system, with a $2,000 project expected to take six to eight weeks, and a traffic light system on order to be installed before school starts.
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Franklin
Franklin City
Cincinnati
Ladislas Lego Associates
Fred ‘H. Klaer
Eichholz
Scouts sue poster firm for defamation
The Girl Scouts of America sue Personal ity Posters Manufacturing Co Inc in New York federal court for 1 million dollars. They claim a poster showing a pregnant Girl Scout in uniform insults moral character and harms the association, seeking an injunction and confiscation of printed copies.
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New York
Girl Scouts of America
Personality Posters Manufacturing Co., Inc
Girl Scouts
Girl
Nancy
Association of Girl Scout
Brazilians Begin Three Week Homestay Program in Middletown
Eight Brazilian students, six women and two men, arrived to take part in a three week Homestay project sponsored by the Middletown Jaycees. They will live with local families Aug 4 to Aug 24 and participate in tours, events, and a Washington D.C. visit after the program. The project aims to foster cross cultural understanding and exchange between Brazilians and Middletown residents.
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Middletown Jaycees
Middletown Area
Dick Dempster
Ron Euler
Middletown
Claudia Holzheim
James Curry
Janice Castellani
David Easton
Claudia Leite
Joseph Canter
Maria Leite
Donald Davis
Marilda Martoni
Earl Mack
Rosa Marie Nascimento
C. T. Murreil Jr
Antonio de Toledo
Clifford Fening
Fersio Guimaraes
Theodore Cohen
State House
Columbus
LeSourdsville Lake
Washington D.C
U.S
Congress
Rep
Donald &. Lukens
R-Middletown
Putney
Uncontested School Board Race Likely in November
Two seats on the Middletown Board of Education may see no contest as only Jerry Brown and William N. Schaefer have announced by the 4 p.m. deadline. C. Eugene Bennett and Tom Blake had taken out petitions but Blake will not run and Bennett reportedly won’t run.
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Board of Education
Jerry Brown
William N. Schaefer
Middletown
Policeman Took Payoffs From Racketeers in Columbus Case
The Justice Department said one of eight Columbus police officers charged with conspiring with gamblers received at least 750 dollars monthly in bribes, with potential over 1000 dollars. The memo cites interstate facilities used daily from 1964 to 1967, as eight officers and an alleged racket figure were indicted.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Justice Department
US District Court
Jerry Ryan
Middletown 11-year-old girl dies from crash injuries
An 11-year-old Middletown girl, Sherry Kay Stacy, died at Middletown Hospital from head injuries after a crash on Rt 4 at LeSourdsville Lake that also killed 48-year-old Oscar Hunsicker. Deborah Blevins, 16, drove the other car. Karen Egleston, 16, and others were injured. Stacy was to enter Roosevelt Middle School as a seventh grader. survivors include her parents, a sister Debbie, a brother James D., and extended grandparents. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Middletown
Butler County
Middletown Hospital
Sherry Kay Stacy
James Stacy
Flemming Road
Betty Jean Stacy
Lexington
Lon Rt. 4
LeSourdsville Lake
Oscar Hunsicker
Miltonville
Deborah Blevins
Hunsicker
Blevins
Karen Egleston
Logan Ave
Alberta Hunsicker
Duane
Albert Thompson
Elk Creek Road
Connie S. Wallace
Manchester Ave
Stacy
Roosevelt Middle School
Debbie
James D
Della Mefford
Ethel Tackett
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Historic Harwitz Elm Trimming Amid Limbs Cut Back
The Harwitz Elm, possibly the citys oldest tree on Broad and Vanderveer, was trimmed to 30 feet due to brittleness and safety concerns. The Dutch Elm, largely dead, has a trunk thought to be reinforced with concrete, hindering full removal. AIM owns the land, part of the old Harwitz estate, with the 1880s brick house once housing the Harwitz family and notable connections to Elliott Levey and Armco Steel. The house suffered fire damage in 1966 and was demolished, with no current plans from AIM.
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Columbus
America
Arts In Middltown, Inc
AIM
Harwitz
Broad and
Vanderveer
Harwitz House
Elliott Levey
E.H. McKnight
Benjamin Franklin
McKnight
American Rolling Mill Co
Armco Steel Corp
Hurwitz
Ben Harwitz
Levey
McGraw Construction Co
Liquor Control Board To Hold Public Hearings
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission will hold a public hearing at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday Aug. 12 in its offices at 219 S. High St. Columbus. OLCC Chairman Kenneth E. Thomas said hearings occur under Ohio Revised Code Section 4301.06 to hear policy complaints, receive suggestions, and inform the public.
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Ohio Liquor Control Commission
S. High St
Columbus
OLCC
Kenneth E. Thomas
Night game work ties police to football schedule
Police questioned at night football game duties amid city talks on rescheduling to daytime hours. Fraternal Order of Police leaders urged backing Chief James R. J on safety since last year’s incidents prompted full department call-outs. Board of education meeting agenda omits the issue, requiring a member vote to decide.
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James R.J
City Board of Education
Melvin Barker
FDP
Board of Education
FOP
Liner's Crew Returns Home From Queen Elizabeth
Commodore Geoffrey Marr leads 118 crewmen of the retired liner Queen Elizabeth as they board a chartered jet to London from Fort Lauderdale. Fourteen crewmen recalled to assist the liner's new owners, while the rest feel nostalgia at leaving the monarch of the seas. The voyage ends eight months away from home.
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Miami
Geoffrey Marr
London
Marr
Oing
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Gerald Miller
Washington
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