Ohio crime law challenged as too broad in court
In Cincinnati the Common Pleas Court judge ruled Ohio's organized crime statute unconstitutional, calling it a broad catch-all for five or more conspirators. The law, in effect since 1974, targets wide offenses and awaits a state Supreme Court decision. In Lorain, Douglas D. Spitzer, Democratic candidate for the 72nd district, faces Oberlin Municipal Court on Labor Day for allegedly stealing an American flag from a pole. He was charged with disorderly conduct after a citizen saw him on the bumper of his campaign van. Spitzer dismisses the incident as minor and says he will plead in court against incumbent Marie Tansey.
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Weather and life events in Norwalk and surrounding area
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the 60s and a 20 percent rain chance. Sunday highs in the mid 80s with a 30 percent shower probability. Friday temperatures near 94 to 64 with zero precipitation. marriages listed for several couples in Norwalk and nearby towns including Griffith Dailey McGalliard and Lloyd. Births, deaths, and other notices follow, plus a note that Piltdown man remains were shown as authentic before hoax exposure in 1952.
Fries Completes Cross Country Bicycle Trek To Yorktown
David Fries, 22, with 14 companions, rode from Astoria Oregon to Yorktown Virginia on secondary roads over 90 days. The voyage cost 900 dollars for food and lodging, included visits through Idaho Montana Wyoming Colorado Kansas and Virginia with encounters in coal country and farms.
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Ohio death penalty on appeal court decision debate
The Ohio Supreme Court weighs 54 capital cases after a July Supreme Court ruling deeming the death penalty statute unconstitutional. Public opinion mixed with more than half favoring capital punishment while others condemn it as morally wrong. Comments cite deterrence, justice, and taxpayer costs, with 17 in favor and five opposed among respondents.
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Sadat Begin Cordial At Summit At Camp David
At Camp David the three leaders pursued a framework for Israeli withdrawals from the West Bank. Carter actively joined talks with Begin and Sadat, signaling a shift to refining differences. A potential Gettysburg battlefield visit was noted, while Mondale and Brown returned to Washington.
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