Area lawmakers back bill to reinstate Ohio death penalty
Lorain County lawmakers largely supported a bill to reinstate capital punishment for murders, including those of top officials and crimes during felonies. The House passed 66 to 32, with key amendments adding felony murder to eligible cases. Senate prospects unclear as Toledo senator opposes the death penalty.
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Lorain County
U.S. Supreme Court
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D-Elyria
J. Leonard Camera
D-Lorain
James Betts
Rocky River
Marie Tansey
Vermilion
William G. Batchelder
Medina
Rocco Colonna
Dbrook Park
Bara
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Officials Question Law Over Oberlin Mental Health Change
The Lorain County Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation faced questions about Sunshine Law compliance as it decided to run its own Oberlin mental health program and not renew OCIS funding. The decision, reached after an executive session, aims to have a staffed site by March 31 when OCIS funding ends.
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Oberlin Center For Integrated Services
OCIS
Lorain County
Norma Higgins
Kenneth Daly
Resi
Oberlin Area
China pushes into Vietnam risking Lang Son highway cut
Bangkok based intelligence reports say three Chinese divisions advancing up to 12 miles into Quang Ninh aim to sever Highway 4 linking coast to Lang Son. Vietnam rushes reinforcements as battles intensify around Dong Dang and Lang Son amid heavy losses on both sides.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnam
Lang Son
Quang Ninh
Peking
Hanoi
Nguyen Co Thach
China
Lang Son Front
Dong Dang
Call for UN action on Indochina faces hesitancy
In New York UPI reports US diplomats urging an urgent U N Security Council session on Vietnam and Cambodia met with reluctance. State Department spokesman Hodding Carter said Washington favored a council debate on both issues. Several delegations were asked for support but many hesitated awaiting their governments' guidance.
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United Nations
UPI
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Indochina
Vietnam
Cambodia
Washington
State Department
Hodding Carter
Production cuts hit gasoline supply amid Iran export cutoffs
US oil majors including Shell ARCO Philips Texaco and Continental report reductions in refinery crude throughput and product allocations amid Iran oil export disruptions. Exxon Gulf and others also curb crude sales to conserve fuel as Libya raises prices by five percent. Officials urge rationing and faster distribution to ease shortages.
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Shell Oil Co
Shell
ARCO
W.F. Kieschnick
Philips Petroleum Co
New York Times
Texaco
Continental Oil Co
Exxon
Gulf
Libya
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Obituary: Dr. Robert K. Carr, Oberlin College president
Dr. Robert K. Carr, Oberlin College president from 1960 to 1979, who steered the university through a turbulent era, died Wednesday afternoon in an Elyria nursing home at age 11. Weather update notes rain tonight and Friday with near total precipitation, highs in 40s, 50s, southerly winds, sunrise 7 13, sunset 6 09, details on page B-2.
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Robert K. Carr
Oberlin College
Elyria
Lawyer Slams Judge in Race Discrimination Case
Lawyer Milt Schulman was suspended from practicing before federal courts for two years and ordered to return to law school after a December race discrimination case against a Bay Village couple. Judge Rob ert B. Krupansky cited repeated courtroom violations and three contempt findings totaling 1250 dollars in fines. Schulman, 73, known for outspoken conduct, has faced multiple legal battles over twenty years.
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Milt Schulman
Krupansky
Schulman
Jack Schuman
Justice Center
French Creek
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