Big Brother privacy concerns rise at Chicago conference
At the University of Chicago conference on privacy policy and the law experts warn that privacy is fading as computers amass data from federal agencies credit bureaus and private employers. They urge individuals gain access to records to correct errors amid questions of who may view stored information and how it is used.
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Chicago
UPI
United States
James M. Ratcliffe
University of Chicago Law School
University of Chicago
Ratcliffe
Congress
Allan F. Westin
Columbia University
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy and
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Spring Play Tickets On Sale For IMPA Concert
The Instrumental Music Parents Association distributed tickets Monday to band and orchestra members for the annual concert on Tuesday evening March 12 in the high school auditorium. Tickets cost 50 cents with a 10 ticket minimum for businesses. proceeds fund the IMPA banquet. All patrons appear in the concert program. Heidelberg College hosts Norwalk’s first tournament game tonight. tickets are sold this week at the school and none will be sold at the door. If the Truckers win, they advance to face the winner of the Tiffin Clyde game tomorrow.
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Instrumental Music Parents Association
IMPA
Iness
Heidelberg College
Norwalk
Girls Athletic Association
GAA
Sixteen year old in Ohio seeks stay of execution
In Painesville Ohio a sixteen year old named Fred Esherick convicted of murder asks a second appeal hearing to block a May 15 execution date. He was found guilty of stabbing his adoptive father with a bayonet and faces the electric chair.
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Painesville
Ohio
UPI
Fred Esherick
Mass wedding staged by Unification Church in Seoul
The Holy Spirit Association for Unification of World Christianity staged what it called the largest mass wedding in history in Seoul. It joined 430 couples in a single ceremony, highlighting a global outreach event.
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Seoul
UPI
Holy Spirit Association For Unification of World Christianity
Four Frederick children die in Canal Fulton fire
Four children aged 5 to 16 were killed and two others critically injured in a rural Canal Fulton blaze blamed on a child tossing kerosene into a coal stove. The fire occurred about 7 15 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs James B Frederick while they were away shopping with three of their children. One survivor said a sister dumped kerosene into a coal stove, igniting the house.
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Canal Fulton
Ohio
UPI
James B. Frederick
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