Ohio Criminal Code Bill Faces Senate Vote Amid Doubts
Ohio lawmakers push an omnibus criminal code revision with 33 amendments toward a Senate floor vote. Rep. Robert Levitt criticizes the capital punishment clause as inappropriate while noting the measure will go to a conference committee. A separate hearing focuses on relaxing an open burning ban with a leaves and trash exception proposal.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Robert Levitt
Canton
Alan Norris
Westerville
U. S. Supreme Court
Levitt
House Local Government and Urban Affairs Committee
Raymond Luther
Newark
Camp Campbell Gard Receives Estate Income
The YMCA camp near Hamilton benefits from accumulated income exceeding $6.5 million from the estate of Mrs. Ethelyne Grove Gard Gramm who died Oct. 19, 1970. The Gramm estate totals over $7.6 million, with $7 million from the sale of 733 shares of Journal Publishing Co. Sam Spoerl notes the funds are interest or dividends, not principal, and about $1,000 daily, totaling over $360,000 since May 28, 1971. Probate Judge Harry Walsh expects settlement in four to five months.
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Campbell Gard
Hamilton
Ethelyne Grove Gard Gramm
Gramm
Journal Publishing Co
Hamilton Journal- News
Homer Gard
Harry Gramm
YMCA
Butler County
Harry Walsh
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