High court to hear appeal in Ohio murder case
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to consider whether Arthur Ben Lewis, freed on habeas corpus, had a valid appeal. Ohio officials challenge the Cincinnati Circuit Court ruling that his car seizure without a warrant violated rights. Paint scrapings tied the murder victim to Lewis.
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California professor proposes 38 new states for U S A
Geography professor G Etzel Pearcy of California State University Los Angeles argues the 48 states borders are ill drawn and a 38 state republic would cut government costs by about 4.6 billion yearly. His plan groups major metros like New York City into Hudson and Chicago into Dearborn, reshaping state lines for metropolitan cores.
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Ohio soybean growers to vote on half-cent checkoff
Ohio's 35 000 soybean growers will decide January 8 to 10 on a one half cent per bushel checkoff to fund a foreign market development program. The campaign, started by the American Soybean Association, could have raised about $400 000 this year. Ohio ranks seventh among 27 soybean producing states.
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