Nazi marcher with Jewish father sparks Skokie dispute
In Skokie Illinois Frank Collin the NSC organizer faces scrutiny as reporters Royko Mabley trace his Jewish father survived Dachau and changed his name to Max Simon Cohn. The coverage notes Collin’s 1969 arrest and NSC ties while Kirby Kahane threatens counter protests. The White House tapes ruling follows.
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Monroeville Star Athlete Dies After Roof Fall
Timothy R. Jump an 18 year old Monroeville High School graduate and National Honor Society member died after falling about ten feet from a grain bin roof while doing construction work at a Clayton Houck farm two miles west of Monroeville on State Rt 547. Coroner Holman ruled it an accidental death from a broken neck. Jump was a Firelands Conference tackle and student council representative. He is survived by his parents Delbert and Jeane, a sister Suzanne, two brothers Charles W Norwalk and Richard Monroeville, and paternal grandparents Warren J Jump. Graveside services are Wednesday at 11 am Riverside Cemetery. The family requests no flowers and contributions to the Monroeville High School Booster Club.
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Jury weighs Golds late trial in precursor instructions
In Lorain County, a nine man jury heard an 18 page set of trial instructions that could reduce Golds charges to theft or manslaughter. Judge Mikus defended the extraordinary procedure while Golds defense argued the instructions would inflame jurors.
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Lawyers may advertise legal services after Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court decision allowing attorney advertising of fees and services drew mixed reactions from Ohio area lawyers. Some urge guidelines and caution against bargain specials while others see potential benefits for public awareness and bar association outreach.
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Weather forecast mixed showers with clearing tonight
Weather outlook shows showers and thundershowers possible tonight with a low around 68 to 75. Clearing and cooler tomorrow with a high near 38 to 40. Rain chances 70 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 8 at 3:28 p.m. and the low was 5 a.m. today. Details on Page 7.
High Court to hear test of Ohio death penalty law
UPI reports the Supreme Court will hear next fall or winter whether Ohio's death penalty statute is constitutional in the Willie Lee Bell case. Bell, 16 at crime time, faces aggravated murder and kidnapping convictions. The case joins a line of states upholding or striking down death penalties. Ohio has sentenced over 70 under its 1974 law.
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