Bait stand case dismissed after undercover probe
In Ohio an 11 year old operated a home bait stand selling crayfish without a permit. State agents bought bait and charged delinquency. judge dismissed the case. Senator Gillmor calls for apology and investigation into the incident.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jeff Gyde
Oak Harbor
Jeff
Paul Gillmor
Port Clinton
Gillmor
Wildife
Kohli
Ohio
Merrill B. Rudes
Ottawa
Nickel gas may be Legionnaire toxin
Dr William Sunderman Jr and a University of Connecticut team report nickel traces in kidney brain and liver tissues from Legionnaires disease victims. They say nickel carbonyl gas could be a possible cause, with higher levels than controls and CDC involvement in analysis.
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Farmington, Conn
William Sunderman Jr
University of Connecticut
Sunderman
American Legion
Philadelphia
J. Bruce Rogers
Moorestown
N.J
Rogers
Morton D. Rosen
Pennsylvania
Center For Disease Control
CDC
Atlanta
Rosen
Ohio parental consent abortion law struck down
A Cleveland based federal panel ruled an Ohio law requiring unmarried girls 18 and under to obtain parental consent before abortion unconstitutional. The ruling came from a three judge U.S. District Court panel.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U.S. District Court
Ohio Judges Rule Parental Veto Cuts Abortion Rights
Today Inside reports judges ruled a state law grants parents absolute or arbitrary veto over abortion decisions between a doctor and patient. The decision cites U S Supreme Court precedent from Missouri, where a parental consent provision was struck down. An ACLU suit on behalf of two 17 year old girls led to abortions after a restraining order. Atty. Gen. Brown's office will study the ruling. Judges Wereick Thomas Krupansky.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Missouri
American Civil Liberties Union
Ohio
Robert B. Krupansky
Partly Cloudy Skies With Rain Chance Through Friday
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with a 30 percent chance of rain tonight and 20 percent on Friday. Tonight's low should be mid 60s and Friday's high in the upper 80s. Yesterday's high reached 80 with a 70 overnight low. rainfall totaled .83 inches. The extended outlook shows fair weekend weather and a chance of rain Monday.
Ohio's 123rd State Fair Opens With Ribbon Cut by Rhodes Spouse
Governor Rhodes and his wife Helen Rhodes opened the 12 day Ohio State Fair with a morning ribbon cutting at 6 a.m. Barbara Thomas of Columbus was drawn to enter first, amid weather concerns and a crowd gathering for the 1960 showcase. The fair features a demolition derby, Santa Gertrudis cattle, free grandstand acts by the Osmonds and Bob Hope, and senior citizen events, with an expected turnout near 2.28 million last year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Helen Rhodes
James A. Rhodes
Barbara Thomas
National Weather Service
Rhodes
John Evans
Lot
United States
the Osmonds
Bob Hope
Neil Sedaka
K.C. & the Sunshine Band
Telly Savalas
Pat Boone
Tanya Tucker
Osmond Brothers
Martin A Janis
Ohio Commission On Aging
Amnesty versus pardon duel shapes Vietnam draft policy
The Associated Press reports a policy clash between Democrats and Republicans at the American Legion. Carter advocates a blanket pardon for those who violated Selective Service laws, while Dole argues against blanket amnesty or clemency. Both address draft evaders at Legion events, underscoring the semantic split between amnesty and pardon.
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Associated Press
Vietnam
American Legion National
The
American Legion
Carter
Legal distinction drawn between amnesty and pardon
John Seigenthaler notes legal terms amnesty and pardon differ, citing Black's Law Dictionary that amnesty abolishes the offense while pardon forgives it. He argues Gov Carter misstates the terms though dictionaries vary in usage.
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Dole
John Seigenthaler
The
Tennessean
Justice Department
Robert F Kennedy
Gov. Carter
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Division of Wildlife
Dale Haney
Department of Natural Resources
Gary Kohli
Rudes
Legionnaires
Longshot
Ann Landers
Il Bridge
Heloise Wet Tis
Middletown
State Fair
Jimmy Carter
Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Ford
Seattle
Seney National Wildlife Preserve
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
U.S. Forest Service
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