Supreme Court to Review Death Penalty Patterns
The Supreme Court will hear arguments March 30 and 31 on capital punishment cases from five states Georgia Texas North Carolina Florida and Louisiana deemed typical of all 35 states with death penalty laws. A ruling is expected by late June.
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Supreme Court
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Texas
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Florida
Louisiana
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
High Court
Jesse Fowler
Lawsuit seeks 1 million for Apple Creek inmate care abuse
In Youngstown, a federal suit on behalf of Lottie Ann Leonhart claims negligence by Apple Creek State Institution and state officials led to extreme abuse including ripped fingernails and toenails. The complaint names the institution's superintendent and several state mental health leaders, and seeks jury trial in Cleveland for life-long private care costs.
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James A. Rhodes
Timothy Moritz
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Retardation
Norman Niesen
Division of
Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities
Driver's licenses suspended in city court cases
A motorist John M. Brown aged 18 of 3100 Ottawa Street had his license suspended for 60 days by Acting Municipal Court Judge Julius McIntosh for failure to yield half the road after a head on collision January 17 at Oneka Avenue and Seneca Street. Brown was fined $25. Other drivers were fined for careless driving and related offenses.
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Oneka Avenue
Seneca Street
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Robert Sowers
Union Road
Franklin
James D. Whitaker
Brelsford Drive
Trenton
Cleven Russell
Charles Wilmot
Oberon Drive
Mt. Healthy teachers vote for strike
Mount Healthy teachers in the suburban district tentatively set a strike for Monday over a long running wage dispute with the board of education. President Robert Finley said 250 of 303 members supported the strike and indicated a poll of nonattenders is unlikely to change the decision. The teachers are seeking $9,000 and an end to alleged harassment by the administration.
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Mount Healthy Teachers Association
Robert Finley
MHTA
Finley
Donham to Speak to Hamilton Women's Club
State Rep. William Donham of Middletown will address the Hamilton Women's Republican Club Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Republican headquarters. The event is announced from Hamilton.
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Hamilton
William Donham
Middletown
Hamilton Women's Republican Club
Republican
N. Ninth St
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