Cincinnati Halloween Trick or Treat Restricted
Cincinnati and nearby Ohio and northern Kentucky communities restrict trick or treat to daylight hours amid fear of a violent killer on the loose. Officials link the rule to four unsolved rape strangulations and recent violence in the area.
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Mayor Fines His Daughter in Traffic Case
AKRON Ohio AP The mayor of Northfield Village in northern Summit County fined his 18-year-old daughter Millie Hess for failing to yield the right of way. Hess was one of six people fined 25 dollars plus 6.20 court costs after pleading no contest. The mayor said he duty bound to hear the case though he regretted the publicity. Police report little progress in solving the strangulation murders of women in their 50s, latest victim last week. City leaders warned it would be dangerous for children to be out at night and risk home entry by a masked intruder. Mothers in Cincinnati neighborhoods plan block parties and will not allow trick or treating. Cincinnati and Hamilton County set afternoon hours for Oct 30. Hamilton County 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Oct 29 hours faced opposition. Clermont County towns ban night trick or treating. Milford bans it entirely. Northern Kentucky Police Chiefs Association urges daylight hours for Halloween activities.
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