Ohio Supreme Court to hear Kalish case on punitive damages from TWA arrest
Justin Kalish sought punitive damages after a Philadelphia to Columbus flight overbooked left him unseated. He stood in the aisle, was handcuffed and removed as authorities did not press charges. Lower courts said he trespassed. the high court accepted an appeal.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Justin
Kalish
Trans World Airlines
Columbus
Philadelphia
TWA
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
10Th District Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Ohio Law Seeks More Use Of Inner Cities For Jobs
Rep. Robert E Netzley urges Gov Rhodes and lawmakers to consider expanding the 1969 law that offers local tax breaks to designated urban areas to spur development. The measure, once doubted constitutionally, is now being used in Montgomery County to help Cessna stay near Dayton area airports and avert moves to Kansas. Netzley notes local control and minimal state involvement, with planned talks among Rhodes, Ocasek, and Griffe Jr.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert E. Netzley
Laura
James A. Rhodes
Miami County
Vernal Griffe Jr
New
Boston
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Netzley
Cleveland
Hough
Montgomery County
Dayton
McCauley
Cessna Aircraft Corp
Kansas
Cessna
Cox Municipal
Rhodes
House
New Boston
Births and dismissals feature local families and hospitals
Vital statistics note multiple births for Steven Mousa Sherman Patrick Michael Ruth Gary Foster and David Miller with residences in Franklin Fairborn and related areas. Dismissals list numerous patients by name and street from Jackson Lane Lebanon Trenton Franklin Germantown and other nearby communities, including hospital patient number 424-1871.
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Steven Mousa
Weidner Road
Franklin
Sherman D. Patrick
Arlin Place
Fairborn
Michael Ruth
Whisman Drive
Gary Foster
E. Second St
David W Miller
Roosevelt Blvd
Steven Arthur
Jackson Lane
Herman Beltz
Lebanon
Kenneth Brown
Trenton
Herschel Campbell
Gerald L. Cox
Jewell Ave
John Dickerson
McGuire St
Glenn Duff
Shawnray Drive
Robert Emrick
Farmersville
Curtis Hall
Richard Heinlein
Paul Hunter
17Th Ave
Estel Janeway
John Kesling
Germantown
Donald J. Lambert
Wayne Ave
Donna L. Lawwill
Joseph McLaughlin
Armco Drive
Jesse M. Roe
Yankee Road
Albert Shapiro
Dudley Shrou
Ford signs public works and antitrust bills in push toward adjournment
President Ford, amid campaigning from Democratic rivals, signs a $3.7 billion public works bill for high unemployment areas and a second bill extending 260,000 public service jobs. He also backs an antitrust measure despite a disputed section while eyeing talks with French and Soviet ministers and criticizing the jobs plan as creating dead end work.
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Congress
Ford
Merit Ford
Ord
Jimmy Carte
Carter
Ford Ha
Church reform agenda irks official in Ohio prison talk
A three day meeting on Ohio prison reform drew criticism from John Canney director of the Departments Rehabilitation and Correction division of institutions who said the Ohio Council of Churches seeks to influence corrections operations rather than aid inmates and parolees Marilyn Sessler council planner said the critique was premature since the conference starts Thursday A council invitation to Director George Denton and chaplain Fred Silber was reportedly not returned and planning included limited contact with the department
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Columbus
Ohio
John Canney
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Division
Ohio Council of Churches
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U.S.S. Oriskany
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California
Puget Sound
Washington
Ohio High Court
Ohio Law
Keegency
S.W. Ohio
Betzler’s
Main St. Franklin
Sun
Christian Science Quarterly
Science and Health
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading
Central Ave
Middletown
Canney
Council
Corrections Department
Norris Insurance Agency
Dick Adams
Hoover
Useinn Bo
Smungaswan
Eaton Manor
Hamilton Dixie
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