Ohio panel urges standards for campus conduct reforms
Ohio lawmakers urged a code of conduct for state universities and linked financial aid to student behavior. The 15 member Joint Legislative Committee on Campus Disorders proposed sanctions including expulsion and suspension, with a plan to standardize codes and push for possible special session if needed. The report emphasizes university self management and notes broader issues fueling unrest.
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KSU Report Urges Expanded State Patrol Authority
The committee urged immediate expansion of the Ohio Highway Patrol and legislation to extend its campus disorder duties. It sought clearer authority for law enforcement on university campuses during disturbances and recommended a study on whether recent campus disorders were planned or managed. Rep. Levitt chaired. Kurfess and Gray served as members.
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Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Summary
Cincinnati AP USDA cattle market report notes cattle and calves active with higher prices for slaughter steers and heifers. Sows slow, bulls steady. steer prices listed for 900 to 1100 pound ranges with highs around 30.50 per hundredweight.
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Ohio Egg and Produce Prices in Columbus District
Ohio farmers deliver eggs and produce to major cities with U.S. grades and minimum five case lots. Cartons list Large A 41 to 44 cents, Medium A 34 to 39, Small A 23 to 27. Retail deliveries show Large A 45 to 52 cents, Medium 42 to 47, Mostly 44. Poultry prices indicate fryers and hens with limited quantity, and potatoes range 35 to 60 cents.
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Wheat and corn futures mixed in Chicago board week data
Chicago AP notes Monday trading in futures with Wheat Dec and Mar futures around 1.71 to 1.75 cents and Corn Dec near 1.53, with May and Jul contracts showing minor shifts. Prices for other months indicated.
Successful Investing Crime Protection Growth Industry
Private crime protection is expanding as a growth sector with escalating demand for public-safety services. Industry figures indicate private firms earned over 83 billion last year, nearly double the 1963 level, with executives expecting continued rapid expansion.
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White House demos limited to 100 in front of mansion
Washington AP reports demonstrations before the White House to be capped at 100 people from Oct 31 to protect the president while Lafayette Park rallies face a 500 person limit. Notices must be filed 48 hours in advance amid rising security concerns and crime prevention growth in the sector.
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