Prospective Kent jury questioned on publicity
Prospective jurors in the 11 million civil damages suit stemming from the 1970 Kent State shootings faced questions about pretrial publicity. Judge Don Young urged jurors not to read coverage as the pool was narrowed to nine women and three men for the initial damages phase.
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Kent
Cleveland, Ohio
Kent State University
U.S
Don Young
Young
James Rhodes
Kent State
Robert White
Ohio National Guardsmen
Cambodia
Allison Krause
Pittsburgh
Jeffrey Miller
Plainview
N.Y
William Schroeder
Lorain
Rhodes
Law and Order
U.S. Senate
White
Plane crash survivors in critical condition near Portsmouth
Three people remained in critical or poor condition in Columbus hospitals after a small private plane crash near Greater Portsmouth Airport in heavy fog. Two Spartanburg residents were killed, including Dr. Malcolm Schmehl. An unidentified 17 month old child suffered multiple fractures.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Greater Portsmouth
Columbus
Spartanburg
S.C
Children’s Hospital
Malcolm Schmehl
Ronald Schmehl
Univesity Hospital
Spartanburg General Hospital
Ralph Kilpatrick
State board rejects 4000 bill for worthless computer cards
Ohio State Controlling Board unanimously refused a $4,127 claim from Burroughs Corp for 50 000 computer cards ordered by the Highway Safety Department in error. The company verified the order thrice with the clerk who placed it, but the board ruled the clerk lacked authority. The cards, matching state specs, are unusable and non replaceable. Additional actions approved funds for OSU Clinical Medical Sciences Education Facility and Ohio Technical College projects.
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Columbus
Ohio
Burroughs Corp
Highway Safety Department
Burroughs
Paul Kemerer
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Kemeter
Clinical
University Hospital
Ohio State University
Southern State General and Technical College
Lima
Union shop bargaining bill back in Senate
The Senate Commerce and Labor Committee advanced a major collective bargaining bill by a 5-4 vote to allow union shop and agency shop arrangements, with members debating membership as a condition of employment. Sen. Celebrezze opposed on philosophical grounds while Sen. Woodland eyed a Monday vote that extended into Thursday due to numerous amendments. Also noted, William B. McQuire of Camden filed for bankruptcy in Dayton with assets of 2650 and debts of 2798.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr
Cleveland
Donald L. Woodland
William B. McQuire
Camden
U.S. District Court
Dayton
Notice of Divorce Case in Hamilton Court
Michael Clark with unknown residence is notified that Sheila Clark filed for divorce in the Common Pleas Court Division of Domestic Relations Hamilton Ohio Case DR75 05 0896 seeking divorce on grounds of gross neglect and wilful absence. Defendant must answer within 28 days after June 24 1975 or risk a default judgment. Clerk Edward S Robb Jr Deputy Gracie White Gerald R Daly Attorney.
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Michael Clark
Sheila Clark
Common Pleas Court Division of Domestic Relations
Hamilton
Ohio
Edward S. Robb, JR
Gracie White
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