Papp retrial order discussed in Elyria case
State plans to appeal a ruling on the Papp retrial in a riveting case from Elyria. Trial testimony recounts police interrogation after a domestic dispute, a map of a body location, and a sequence in which rights were questioned. The appellate and supreme courts upheld the conviction, and the March 23 questioning remains central to the dispute.
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A father's reflections after a teen crash and recovery
A father's account details his son Grant's accident, the surgeon's hours of work, and the injuries. He recalls the rear seat belt tradeoff, the driver’s speed, and the impact on insurance. He shares lessons about judgment, faith, and the caring responses from others.
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Court halts rural post office closings in federal suit
A U S District Court judge ordered the Postal Service to suspend plans to close hundreds of small rural post offices. A temporary restraining order was issued pending a March 3 hearing on a suit by 44 Congress members and others alleging the closures violate federal law and the wishes of mail users.
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Postal Service eyes 3 day delivery week
Washington AP reports the Postal Service weighs cut to three delivery days as a cost control option. Senior official J T Ellington describes it as one possibility while legal action challenges post office closures claimed to be for financial reasons. GAO notes up to 12,000 rural offices could close without harming mail service, with 186 already shuttered since July and about 400 more under review.
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Koehring to promote Ronald Steen to group VP cranes
Ronald A. Steen, division general manager at J. I. Case Co. Racine Wisconsin, is poised to become group vice president of cranes and excavators at Koehring Co. He will lead engineering manufacturing and marketing for Bantam Koehring Lorain Koehring-Watrous units within a new crane and excavator division. Steen has led Case’s light equipment division since 1973.
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British low mood starts baby boom
A UPI summary reports New Society magazine noting Britain’s recession may spur sexual activity and a potential rise in birth rates. It cites high sex magazine sales and contraceptive demand, while warning rising living costs slow childbirth. Economic distress correlates with increased personal crises and shifts in leisure.
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India
British officials fear white bloodbath in Rhodesia
London officials say the British government is pessimistic about a peaceful settlement in Rhodesia. They fear a bloodbath for the white minority if African nationalist talks with Premier Ian Smith fail and guerrillas in Mozambique rain violence on Rhodesia. Rhodesia proclaimed unilateral independence in 1965 after Britain could not agree on a new constitution splitting power.
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Kennedy Cohen Faces 27 Million Debt Crisis in Miami
Kennedy and Cohen, a Miami appliance retailer chain, must craft a plan by mid April to cover over 27 million in debts after closing about 40 stores. Judge Britton warned of a dark outlook while creditors seek contracts, refunds, and asset inventories under a receiver's oversight.
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Wall Street falls as investors book profits in slow session
The market opened with the Dow down nearly three points as profit taking dominates after a two month rise. First National City Bank raised its prime rate to 6 percent while Citibank cut to 6 percent only earlier. The government reported Januarys index of leading indicators rose 2.2 percent, signaling potential for a stronger economy ahead. In Ohio grain quotes, No 2 wheat ranged around 3.3 to 3.5 dollars and corn around 2.41 to 2.48 a bushel across regions.
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