Cleveland law director challenges privacy act
Cleveland Law Director Vincent Campanella filed a declaratory judgment and emergency restraining order in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court challenging Ohio’s new privacy act. He argues the act clashes with public records law, is vague, and endangers public employees who disclose citizen information. He cites reporters denied city contract details and urges legislative revision if the city loses.
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Last of Steele murder defendants arraigned
In Cleveland UPI report, motel operator Owen Kilbane, 29, appeared for arraignment in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court on a first degree murder charge in the 1969 slaying of Marlene Steele. Bond set at 100000, Kilbane located in Las Vegas last month. Robbins granted immunity to testify. The four defendants include Marlene Steele's husband Robert Steele, Kilbane's brother Martin Kilbane, and Richard Robbins, already convicted in a separate 1968 folk singer death.
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Ohio Elections Commission eyed over chilling effect claim
Ohio Elections Commission faces scrutiny after Charles A. Byrne urged that ruling would chill political criticism. The dispute centers on a Cleveland radio ad accusing Sen. Anthony Calabrese of bribery, prompting charges Byrne says threaten robust democracy and free debate. Byline notes: Calabrese won reelection by about 16,000 votes. The case includes other dismissed charges and Byrne's defense against libel and innuendo claims. Also in Columbus, the Ohio Lottery schedules Millionaire Ten drawing January 13 at 4 PM at the Ohio Theatre with over 120 million in prizes distributed across games.
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CWRU Computer Sees Chaos In Future Forecasts
Case Western Reserve University runs a computer survival program funded by six private foundations with 790000 dollars to forecast global chaos from food shortages within a century. Professor Mihajlo Mesarovic says the center aims to become a world hub for planned survival involving nations around the Pacific and beyond, with leaders from Indonesia Japan India Australia and the United States slated to meet in Hawaii to review the program.
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