Ohio security guards face guns with little training
State officials say 14 500 civilians with gun licenses work for 347 private detective and security firms in Ohio. Licensing aims to tighten rules but fears of higher costs and illegal operators persist. Violent incidents and impersonation of police raise concern, with calls for injunctive power and stricter experience requirements.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gillespie
Qhio
Cleveland
Death penalty faces votes in Ohio Senate panel
Ohio Senate Judic ary Committee chair expects a vote to reinstate capital punishment in the state criminal code. Senator Max Dennis says he may offer life without parole as an alternative. panel support could boost full Senate action in the lame duck session. The measure hinges on constitutional questions and matches high profile murder cases and crimes listed as triggers.
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Columbus
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Max Dennis
Wilmington
Dennis
California
United States Supreme
Senate
House
Senate Conference Committee
75 year old man who walked away from nursing home found dead
Oberlin police found Desire DeWinter, 75, early today in a culvert near Gladys Court after he left Welcome Nursing Home at 54 E Hamilton St around 6 p.m. Investigators believe exposure in below freezing temperatures caused death with no foul play. Coroner alerted.
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Oberlin
Welcome Nursing Home
Desire DeWinter
Gladys Court
Lorain County
DeWinter
E. Hamilton St
Nursing Home
Michigan
Weather outlook with warmer, cloudy skies ahead
Tonight will be clear with lows in the mid to lower 40s and winds south to southeast at 0 to 18 mph. Tomorrow brings increasing clouds with a 10 percent chance of rain tonight and 40 percent tomorrow. highs in the mid to upper 40s. Sunrise is 7 24 a.m. and sunset 5 02 p.m. yesterday’s high was 34 at 2 p.m. and today’s low 28 at 6.
Judge Orders Boy to Find a Girlfriend in Miami
Owen Bennett, 20, convicted of stealing a sailboat to reach South America, must live with his Philadelphia family in Miami, undergo psychiatric treatment, and find a girlfriend. Doctors say he is sane but deeply lonely and detached, lacking love and affection. The judge urged family closeness and social ties as condition for freedom.
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Miami
UPL
Owen Bennett
Bennett
South America
Criminal Court
Alfonso Sepe
Kissinger Tho Peace Talks Face New Snags Near Paris
U S and North Vietnamese officials met for an hour at Choisy as Afghan sources report snags in drafting the accord. Humanite claims Kissinger seeks to redefine troop positions and allow Indonesian forces, threatening self determination for South Vietnam.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Agence France Presse
Communist Party
Humanite
Nixon
Kissinger
Choisy
Tho
Hanoi Politburo
Gif-sur- Yvette
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Giffur-Yvette
Dr. Kissinger
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Christmas rush hits Elyria shoppers with Santa
Shoppers mob Midway Mall as Santa arrives signaling the start of the Christmas rush. Store managers predict higher volumes, longer hours, and stronger third quarter effects tied to Nixon’s re election. May expect peak sales on the Saturday before Christmas.
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Midway Mall
Santa Claus
Superhost
Channel 43
C-T
Dave Jones
Santa
Criss
Chronicle-Telegram
Tonger
Elyria
Joe Ledford
Ledford
Nixon
Richard Silver
Midway Mall Merchants Association
Silver
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U.S
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The
Elyria Merchants Association
Ike Solomon
Elyria City
Zayre Northgate
Cuyahoga County
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