Ohio considers juvenile vandalism liability and film censorship
The Ohio Legislature debates bills to hold parents financially liable for youths' damage, with proposed penalties up to 500 dollars. Censorship bills would create a three member licensing board for films, excluding newsreels and educational works, with appeals to courts. A driver point system and other measures also surface as lawmakers return from recess.
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Columbus
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Andrew C. Putka
D-Cuyahoga
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Lawlell Fess
R-Greene
Bruges Refuses World Congress of Bachelors
Bruges authorities deny permission for a World Congress of Bachelors set for next May. City officials cite a desire to preserve the quiet dignity of the cathedral town as the reason for rejection.
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