Ohio high court limits informant credibility for warrants
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 4 to 3 that police cannot rely on an informant’s word alone to establish probable cause for search warrants. The decision, tied to Cincinnati narcotics case involving Larry Gill, requires magistrates to independently assess probable cause rather than accept police assertions of informant reliability. Justice Brown led the majority with four votes, while Justices Brown and Herbert dissented.
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Hamilton County
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High Court
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Paul W. Brown
Thomas M. Herbert
Ral Locher
U.S. Supreme Court
Cincinnati councilman urges suit over EPA water monitoring
Cincinnati councilman Springer calls for a lawsuit against the EPA for alleged Safe Drinking Water Act violations after a 70 ton carbon tetrachloride slug was discharged into the Kanawha River system. He cites weak monitoring and aims to force industry accountability while EPA tests show decreasing carbon tetrachloride levels downstream.
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US Environmental Protection Agency
Springer
Federal Agency
EPA
James Manwaring
Ret Pe On III
Kanawha
Ohio
Huntington
Manwaring
West Virginia
U.S
Ohio Senate to vote on funding reforms for worker comp
Ohio state senators will decide on a House approved measure to appropriate 1.6 million dollars to implement reforms in the workers compensation program. Funds would be split between the bureau of workers safety and industrial commission to boost staff print manuals and add safeguards amid past abuses, mainly in Cleveland with numerous indictments. The action also includes a non driving ID card bill and a bar sales provision while OSU president urged 35 million more for higher education.
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Ohio
Bureau of Worker's Compensation and Industrial Commission
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William Johnston
Industrial Commission
Cleveland
House
Senate
Sherrod Brown
Mansfield
Brown
Statehouse
Ohio State University
Harold L. Enarson
House Finance Committee
Ohio State
U S Steel picks Conneaut Ohio for mill site bid
U S Steel Corp names Conneaut Ohio as the preferred site for a $3.25 billion integrated steel mill that would create about 8,000 jobs. Edgar Speer says environmental studies begin immediately with a Jan 1 1978 completion target, while noting no commitment to build yet. Governors Rhodes and Shapp attend and urge speedier red tape relief as other sites remain in contention.
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Conneaut
Ohio
U.S. Steel Corp
Preachny
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Egypt warns Sadat on renewed Middle East war
President Anwar Sadat warned on Oct 31 1973 that military pressure could push him to renew the Middle East War unless Israel withdraws to the Oct 22 cease fire line. The message underscores escalating tensions as ceasefire terms fray.
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Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Israel
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