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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1975

Page

12

Miscarriage of justice cited after Kent State verdict

An appeals court may still correct what Kent State victims call an incredible miscarriage of justice after a federal jury absolved Ohio officials and National Guardsmen of liability in the $46 million damages trial. James Ahern, a former Scranton Commission member, warns the case will be appealed as justice is argued to be delayed.

Cleveland Kent State University Scranton Commission James B. Ahern Ahern Pennsylvania William Scranton Ohio New Haven, Conn Lorain County James A. Rhodes Williams U.S. District Court Don J. Young David Engdahl Engdahl Young

Ohio air the dirtiest in the Midwest says EPA official

Cleveland's air is named the dirtiest in a six state region including Detroit and Chicago after a citizen group sued to enforce air quality standards. EPA Chicago enforcement chief David Kee says Ohio shows very low compliance and Cleveland is the dirtiest big city in the region, exposing the dense population to filthy air.

Cleveland UPI Detroit Chicago U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA David Kee Northern Ohio Lung Association Ohi Environmental Protection Agency U.S. Epa Kee Ohio Midwest Illinois Wisconsin Minnnesota Michigan Indiana the Lung Association

Governor and Legislators Day at Ohio State Fair

Ohio Governor James A Rhodes was likely at the 122nd Ohio State Fair on Governor and Legislators Day. He was in Washington to discuss Ohio energy needs with President Ford, with plans to continue at the fair through Labor Day. Attendance topped 1.5 million as 142,110 entered yesterday, pushing total to 1,517,192.

Columbus UPI James A. Rhodes Rhodes Washington Ford Ohio

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