Ohio Senate to vote on campus riot and campaign disclosures
The Ohio Senate prepares for key votes on an amended campus riot bill and a campaign contributions disclosure measure. Taft amendments drop mandatory suspensions, require conviction for staff and student suspensions, and fast track prosecution in campus riots. A separate finance bill and disclosure provisions also face floor action with final passage anticipated.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
William W. Taft
Cleveland
House
Richard G
Reichal
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Hurley applies for C-2 liquor permit in Madison Township
Cletus Ross Hurley of Hurleys Mobile files with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control for a C-2 beer carry-out permit. The business address is 440 Middletown-Eaton Road in Madison Township.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Cletus Ross Hurley
Hurley
Mobile
Middletown-Eaton Road
Madison Township
Kent State Sets June 18 Commencement After Campus Closure
Kent State University plans a June 18 commencement for 1 200 of 1 900 eligible graduates amid ongoing security after the May 4 campus shooting. President Robert S. White will give the main address, with students allowed to wear caps or gowns to donate rental costs to charity.
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Ohio
Kent State University
Gradu
Ation
Ohio National Guardsmen
Portage County Common Pleas Court
Albert Caris
University Board of Trustees
Robert S. White
White
Hamilton Court Adds A Judge
Hamilton Municipal Judge Martin A. Coyle announced the appointment of attorney Charles H. Jones as a second judge to assist in hearing city court cases. Jones will handle civil cases and jury trials, while Coyle presides over criminal and traffic matters. The move follows authorization by the Ohio chief justice with potential for two elected judges if population thresholds are met.
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Hamilton
Martin A. Coyle
Charles H. Jones
Jones
Coyle
Ohio
Hamilton Court
Our University
New Miami
Ross and
Clair
Navy offers 180 day delay for new enlistees
High school graduates or seniors may enlist in the Navy with a 180 day delay before active duty under a program begun last spring. The prior maximum delay after enlistment was 120 days. The program promises earlier promotion automatic pay raise on reporting for active duty and no draft concerns after signing. Navy recruiter Ensign Robert H. Kraft of Middletown spoke about it.
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Ens
Robert H. Kraft
Middletown
Ohio Marine Dies In War In Vietnam
Washington AP report states Marine Pfc. Hilario Perez of Leipsic Ohio was killed in action in Vietnam. Perez is the son of Margarita Rivers. The Defense Department released the death notice on Wednesday.
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Marine Corps
Hilario Perez
Margarita Rivers
Leipsic
Ohio
Vietnam
Defense Department
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