Toledo Fraternities Lose Court Decisions
Ohio Supreme Court rejected Toledo city licensing for carryout alcohol across state function and ruled university fraternity houses on campus land not real estate tax exempt due to limited resident access. Court also refused probes on a neglected child case and left ruling on a trademark dispute between Nationwide Insurance and Securance Service Inc.
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Columbus, Ohio
Toledo
Denison University
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Univer
Granville
Georgia
Katherine Hartinger
Robert Hartinger
Jerry Lynn
Ernest Miller
Ross County
Nationwide Insurance Co
Sandusky County
Securance Service Inc
Gibsonburg
Woodville
Nationwide
Court of Appeals
Two Grass Fires Reported near Franklin
Firemen answered two grass fires yesterday with no damage. Mrs. George Wilson on 6166 Shaker Road called at 2:55 p.m. for a blaze in a back field that burned an hour. A discarded cigarette is blamed for a second fire near a railroad track on Route 123 west of Carlisle at 7 p.m.
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Franklin
George Wilson
Shaker Road
Wilson
Rt. 123
Carlisle
Shaker Medical Center loses nonprofit status for Blue Cross
The 8th District Court of Appeals ruled Blue Cross not required to pay patient bills at the 31 bed Shaker Medical Center Hospital. Dr. Victor D. Ippolito, Browns team physician, warned the ruling would force closure. The court emphasized that nonprofit incorporation alone does not qualify a hospital for Blue Cross services. operation as nonprofit is also needed.
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Cleveland
Blue Cross
8Th District Court of Appeals
Shaker Medical Center
Victor D. Ippolito
Common Pleas
Man Sentenced for Non Support in Domestic Relations Court
Napoleon Clements, 45, of 1333 Grove Street, pleaded not guilty in Judge David Black's Domestic Relations Court to six counts of non support. He was found guilty and sentenced to six months in the Cincinnati Workhouse.
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Napoleon Clements
Grove St
David Black
Cincinnati
Missile program talk at university highlights firing tech
Homer G. Boyle chief systems engineer spoke to the Junior Engineers Science Summer Institute at the University of Cincinnati. He outlined launch pad procedures and active firing, showcased computer tools and film of actual firings, including Aeronca Upstart and Targeteer missiles. Successful test firings occurred at White Sands Missile Base, New Mexico.
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University of Cincinnati
Homer G. Boyle
Junior
Engineers Science Summer Institute
Tronic
Aeronca
White Sands Missile Base
New Mexico
Alliance teen crowned queen at 11962 Carnation Festival
Nanney Hunt, a 20 year old blue eyed blonde from Alliance, Ohio, has been named queen of the 11962 Carnation Festival, as reported by the AP. The announcement highlights Hunt’s appearance and role in the annual festival pageantry.
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Alliance, Ohio
Nanney Hunt
Alliance
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