Judge rules sunshine law not ban on private talks
In Ohio, Judge J Warren Bettis states the open meetings law does not bar private talks between state and county officials and State Senator J Timothy McCormack. Final arguments set for January 30 as Thomas Walsh seeks to halt Lake County from adding a second common judge.
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Sunshine
Chardon
Ohio
J. Warren Bettis
Columbiana County
Thomas Walsh
Lake County
Columnus
J. Timothy McCormack
Euclid
Walsh
Hearing dates pending on suits over joint vocational districts
E Dennis Barnes of Upper Sandusky files two companion suits in Franklin County seeking to force hearings on JVS district assignments and to overturn two state laws used in the process. The state board said hearings were denied due to no standing. Plaintiffs allege the board lacks authority to assign JVS districts or levy taxes, and that districts create tax liability beyond constitutional limits. All districts involved lie in northwest Ohio Wyandot Seneca Hancock Putnam Mercer and Auglaize counties.
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Ohio
State Board of Education
E. Dennis Barnes
Upper Sandusky
State Board
JVS
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Martin Essex
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Department
Wyandot
Seneca, Hancock, Putnam
Mercer
Auglaize
Driver Fined $50 In City Court
Acting Municipal Court Judge Clinton D. Boyd fined Terry VanWinkle 50 dollars for failing to report an accident within 24 hours. Fourteen drivers were fined or forfeited bonds totaling 410 dollars for speed violations. Judge J. T. Lamb recovers from cataract surgery and is expected back in weeks.
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Municipal Court
Clinton D. Boyd
Terry VanWinkle
Malvern St
J. T. Lamb
Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral Gothic Masterpiece
The Notre Dame de Paris cathedral, begun in 1163, stands as a premier example of Gothic architecture and medieval sacred building.
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Notre- Dame de Paris
Stanton a U S Senate hopeful gets only five calls on radio
Dayton Ohio AP reports James V Stanton, a Democratic U S Senate candidate, appeared on WHIO radio for a 55 minute talk to raise profile but received only five calls during the program. He remained optimistic noting some listeners already knew him. The article adds a cynical line about more calls after the broadcast. The piece ends with an unrelated note about Japan’s national anthem.
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Ohio
U.S
James V. Stanton Cleveland
Senate
Stanton
WHIO
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