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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1999

Page

7

Probe uncovers porn suspects in multi state ring

Cincinnati police and Independence Kentucky authorities investigation links a nationwide Internet child pornography ring to Thomas Meyer a 50 year old from Independence and Walter Bertsche of Cincinnati. Meyer faces felony charges while Bertsche faces illegal use of a tumor in nudity oriented material as agents seek FBI help to examine computer evidence and coordinate state and federal charges.

Cincinnati Independence Ohio New Mexico Shawn Butler Cincinnati Enquirer FBI Hamilton County Electronic Computer Intelligence Task Force Thomas Meyer Meyer Walter Bertsche Bertsche Kentucky Butler Feds Digger

Waters revisits Female Trouble at OSU Wexner Center

John Waters presents a director's cut of Female Trouble at the Wexner Center for the Arts, recounting Divine as Dawn Davenport and noting the restored 56 minute version whose provocative themes and punk style felt shocking in 1974 but read as less provocative today. Waters reflects on censorship in his schools and the film's forthcoming theatrical release.

Columbus John Waters Divine Dawn Davenport Wexner Center For the Arts Waters Provincetown Massachusetts

Court rejects man's complaint about officials

A federal appeals court in Cincinnati on Wednesday upheld the dismissal of Thomas L. Apple’s 1998 suit alleging officials failed to respond to his letters about government actions, ruling the First Amendment does not guarantee a response or action. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a May 1998 dismissal.

Cincinnati Ohio 6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals William Rehnquist Apple Damon Keith Cornelia Kennedy Ronald Gilman

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