Ohio Conglomerate Bill Delayed In SenateAction
The Senate Judiciary Committee delays action one week on a bill forcing conglomerates to publicly reveal takeover plans for Ohio companies. Backed by business and labor, it aims to protect Ohio shareholders and may exclude firms with under 50 shareholders.
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Columbus, Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ohio
Kaufman
Gordon Shearer
Cincinnati
American Financial Corp
Shearer
National Association of Manufacturers
Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Clara E. Weisenborn
Dayton
Wait A Few More Months Push On To Halt Execution
In Columbus Ohio lawmakers consider delaying Richard How ard Jemison’s execution. Jemison seeks a post conviction stay while Sen Oliver Ocasek and Ohio ACLU plan urging the governor to wait until the legislature acts or voters decide on capital punishment. The measure would ask a November vote on abolishing the death penalty.
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Ohio
American 108Th General Assembly Acts On Civil Liberties Union
Richard Howard Jemison
Jemison
Common Pleas Court
Oliver Ocasek
D-27
Akron
James A
Benson A. Wolman
Ohio Aclu
Virginia
Jemison Could Be No 316 Executed by Ohio
Columbus Ohio AP Richard Howard Jemison could become the 316th person executed by Ohio and the first in more than six years. Gov Rhodes refused clemency despite a Parole Board mercy recommendation. Jemison on death row since 1966 with appeals to the state court and possibly to the U S Supreme Court.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard Howard Jemison
Ohio
Donald Reinbolt
Reinbolt
Jemison
Old Gray Stone Penitentiary
James A. Rhodes
State Parole Board
U. S. Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Franklin Man Fined In 3 Counts
Franklin Man Metcalf, 20, Franklin, was fined 270 dollars and costs on three offenses in Franklin Municipal Court. A 200 dollar fine for possession of stolen property a 20 dollar fine for driving without a license and a 20 dollar fine for displaying fictitious plates. Four speeders were fined 87 dollars and 50 cents. Thelma L Bruce 52 Franklin 15 dollars and costs for following distance. Patricia L Hawkins Franklin forfeited 20 dollar bond on writing a check after banking closure. Lester Bowling 40 Franklin fined on two counts menacing threats 25 dollars and a 1 dollar peace bond. Jack Lee Napier 19 Franklin 10 dollars and costs for using plates from another vehicle.
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Franklin
William Metcalf
Metcalf
Thelma L. Bruce
Patricia L. Hawkins
Lester Bowling
Jack Lee Napier
Heating Units On Roof Installed Backward
Supt. George Hartman told the Lebanon school board that two heavy heating units installed on the new high school roof by a helicopter were mounted backward. He said they should operate fine as built with only connection changes, and noted the contractor is H. & Osterfeld Co. of Dayton.
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Lebanon
George Hartman
H. & Osterfeld Co
Dayton
Hartman
John Rudd
Two Women Injured In Franklin Car Crash
Two women sustained injuries and a Middletown man faced charges after a two car collision on Cincinnati Dayton Road near Franklin. Janet S. Riegel 29 Germantown and Virginia Gilley 9155 Starling Circle Franklin were to see a physician. John H. Barnard 53 1704 Manchester Ave was charged with driving while intoxicated.
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Middletown
Cincinnati-Dayton
Franklin
Janet S. Riegel
Germantown Rt. 1
Virginia Gilley
Starling Circle
John H. Barnard
Manchester Ave
Barnard
Class of 1939 Plans Reunion in Middletown
The Middletown High School class of 1939 reunion committee will hold an organization meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Civic Association second floor conference room. The reunion is planned for June 28 at the Congress Inn with an afternoon social and a dinner dance in the evening, per class president Harold Anness.
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Middletown High School
Civic Association
Congress Inn
Harold Anness
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