Supreme Court Orders Maharajas Restored Privy Purses
The Indian Supreme Court ruled to day that Indira Gandhi acted unconstitutionally in abolishing princely rank and privileges for 278 maharajas and ordered reinstatement of privy purses and titles. The decision, 8-3 after 21 days of testimony, bars further executive action and costs of litigation are to be paid.
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New Delhi
Supreme Court of India
Indira Gandhi
Births and hospital dismissals in Trenton Franklin and Germantown
Vital marks include multiple births at Mercy Hospital Hamilton with families in Trenton Franklin Germantown and Pagett Drive plus hospital dismissals for Howard Turner Esther Anstaett Kimberly Clemons Lu Ann Evans and several others. Names addresses and relations appear in a compact notice style.
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Jimmy R. Barker
Sycamore Road
Apt. 1
Trenton
Paul Dunn
S. Main St
Gene Adams
E. Fourth St
Franklin
James Robinson
Oxford State Road
Luther Clemons
Trenton-Franklin Road
David Welte
Pagett Drive
Germantown
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Howard Turner
14Th Ave
Esther Anstaett
Milton Road
Kimberly Clemons
Arnold Clemons
N. Main St
William Michael
Miamisburg
Cheryl Fassler
Edward Fassler
McGee Ave
Hattie Hardeman
Minnesota
Sue Largent
Taylor
Ohio lawmakers back Gilligan tax plan on corporate profits
AP survey shows Republicans and Democrats in the 109th General Assembly largely support Gov elect Gilligan's plan to tax corporate profits and back a statewide personal income tax though with less enthusiasm. They expect new taxes next session, with some favoring a shift from property to income taxes and others warning about broader effects on taxation.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
John J. Gilligan
iPress
Gilligan
Citizens’ Task Force
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Frederick N. Young
Dayton
Radical orators House orders new list of speakers
The House approved a revised report naming campus speakers and barred court interference in a political clash that could pit Congress against federal courts. The 302-54 vote trimmed 65 to 57 names and added detail on campus violence including 307 incidents, drawing criticism from opponents and the ACLU.
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Washington
House
Iampus
Congress
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Louis Stokes
D-Ohio
Gesell
Abner J. Mikva
D-Il
Schord
ACLU
Lawrence Speiser
AN. Spence
Spence
Jack Young Still Sits On Council
Hamilton councilman Gerald Suvedkamp failed to secure a second on his motion to declare Jack Young's council seat vacant after a Butler County judge blocked Young from serving. Young, a local school teacher, faces an injunction and charter rules bar public office dual employment.
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Jack Young
Council
Hamilton
Gerald Suvedkamp
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Young
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