New Law Blamed Brown's Ballot Order May Bring On Lawsuits
In Columbus Ohio Secretary of State Ted W Brown ordered November election ballots in the form set by this year's Legislature. The move signals expected lawsuits to block the straight party line setup for candidates on ballots and machines. The law, effective Oct 15, returns to horizontal or vertical lines for party tickets, while paper ballots rotate candidate positions. Brown's office says the rotation on paper ballots may spark suits over discrimination against candidates due to ballot disparities.
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Man’s Wild Spree Ends Inside Jail
Lima man Richard Carnes 4 surrendered after booting his mother-in-law’s door, unconscious her, wrecking car windows, and triggering a two hour chase that damaged two police cruisers. He forced his wife Naomi 17 to leave and fled toward Spencerville, later surrendering at 4 am while on probation for an armory machine gun theft.
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Bond Rate Hike Tabled In House
In Washington the House Ways and Means Committee tabled President Eisenhower’s request for higher long term government bond rates and E and H savings bonds. The move reversed last week’s approval of a plan to grant a three year temporary authority to raise rates if needed. The committee voted 14 to 11 to table the compromise, killing prospects for further action this session.
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