Flynt trial lawyers barred by Cincinnati judge
Cincinnati AP two Buffalo lawyers were barred from representing Hustler publisher Larry Flynt in the Cincinnati trial on charges of disseminating material harmful to children. Judge William Morrissey set April 1 for pretrial motions and May 2 as a tentative trial date, noting a state Supreme Court rule requires admission to practice in the state. Flynt faces related obscenity charges in Cleveland.
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Cincinnati
Hustler Magazine
Larry Flynt
Andrew Dennison
Flynt
Morrissey
Dennison
Fahringer
Cambria
Cision
State Supreme Court
Warden
Fahringer and Cambria
Wichita
Kaw
Cleveland
Buckley named as commentator for Group W radio network
Former Senator James Buckley is named a commentator for Westinghouse Broadcasting Co Group W radio stations. The appointment expands Buckley's media involvement as he joins the network lineup in New York.
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New York
James Buckley
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
Flynt fails to find taker for $1 million
Larry Flynt tried to deliver a $1 million gift to President Carter for a presidential commission on obscenity and pornography but reports no acceptance. Flynt, publisher of Hustler based in Columbus Ohio, argued the issue hinges on First Amendment rights and whether pornography is harmful. He said a White House contact told him the President would not accept the funds regardless of appointees.
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Washington
Larry Flynt
Hustler Magazine
President Carter
Flynt
Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Wendesday
Bill
White House
Carter
Man Pays 39100 To Buy His Own Home In Sheriff Sale
Lorain resident Fred Zimmerman bid 39100 to reclaim his home after liens caused by a builder’s failure to pay subcontractors. The $100000 in liens was reduced to 20000 by court. title remained blocked. Proceeds from the sale go to the construction mortgage and costs. In Columbus lawmakers moved to curb mechanics liens and protect homeowners from mismanagement or misuse of the laws.
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Lorain
Ohio
Fred Zimmerman
Columbus
Immerman
Zimmerman Fom
Zimmerman
Michael Nobotny
Atlanta Falcons
Cuyahoga Savings and Loan
Nobotny
Ohio Supreme Court orders hearing on antinuclear case
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled PUCO acted unreasonably in dismissing Citizens for Safe Electric Power's complaint against Toledo Edison Ohio Edison and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. The court ordered PUCO to grant a hearing, potentially allowing the group to block further CAPCO nuclear plant construction.
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Columbus, Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Electric Companies
Citizens For Safe Electric Power
Toledo Edison
Ohio
Commission
PUCO
Romania Lifts State of Emergency after Quake Toll Tops 1,300
Romania reports 1,357 dead and 10,296 injured from last Friday’s earthquake, with 7,000 families homeless and extensive property damage. Rescue workers probe ruins in Bucharest as U.S. and UC Berkeley quake experts assess risks and aid needs.
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Bucharest
Romania
Harest
Communist Party
U.S
Harry G Barnes
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