Sheppard May Take Up Practice In Columbus
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, living quietly in Gahanna a Columbus suburb, may seek to practice as an osteopath in the area. He has faced multiple malpractice suits totaling about 1.2 million dollars and is divorcing his first wife Marilyn. Sheppard was acquitted after a decade in prison in the slaying case. His estranged wife Ariane Tebbenjohanns is pursuing divorce.
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Cities pay share of tax revenue shrinks over time
The article notes urban populations at three quarters of the U.S. total while cities provide only 7 percent of all government tax income. It contrasts this with 35 years earlier when city taxes comprised 52 percent of the national tax dollar.
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Newsmen say coverage of violence by media should be allowed
Two newsmen told the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence that reporting violence by TV and newspapers reflects a violent society and should not be censored. They urged better context and perspective while acknowledging violence is pervasive in American life.
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Cycles Risk Seen In Los Angeles Area Traffic
A study notes only 6.5 percent of commutes to Los Angeles campuses by motorcycles while 55 percent use cars. Researchers warn cycles cause more serious injuries, with cycle injuries twice as high as carrelated incidents among California students.
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