Ohio House May Get Death Penalty Bill Soon
Ohio legislators consider reviving capital punishment. Rep. Harry Lehman says a death penalty bill identical to last session’s could reach the House next month, with Rep. Terry Tranter urging swift action and Supreme Court review by automatic Ohio Supreme Court scrutiny.
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Reed Barton Towle Gorham and others featured in $1,000 offer
A trade listing notes a $1,000 value for Reed & Barton Towle Gorham and International and others, highlighting a high end selection in a sale or offer. The fragment emphasizes brand names and the fixed price without additional context.
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Reed & Barton, Towle, Gorham and International and Others
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Mexicans Take Traffic Violations Seriously
In Mexico City a car carrying agents of the attorney general’s office turned the wrong way on a one way street. Auxiliary police halted it and occupants fought the officers, triggering a half hour brawl with hundreds of reinforcements armed with machine guns. Five officers were seriously wounded and many others bruised. Police chief Durazo Moreno promised severe punishment for the guilty and two officers were dismissed pending investigation.
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Mexico
Colvin Heads to National Engineering Scholarship Competition
St Paul High School senior Jim Colvin will represent Ohio in a nationwide engineering scholarship contest hosted by the Engineers Foundation of Ohio. If victorious he could earn about $1,000 per year for college. Colvin plans to study civil engineering at Purdue or Notre Dame, with Notre Dame likely. He is Eagle Scout, approved by the Ohio Senate, class president, wrestler, Buckeye Boys State delegate, top half percentile in the National Merit Scholarship Test, and may qualify for additional scholarships. Norwalk ambulances logged two emergency runs: Wednesday at 2 15 p.m. for John Scalf and Thursday at 12 15 a.m. for Judy Sickinger.
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