Supreme Court expected to decide Kent State immunity suit
The Ohio 8th District Court of Appeals revived Arthur Krause's 2 million damage suit over the Kent State killings, challenging sovereign immunity. The ruling could affect later federal suits against state officials and National Guard officers.
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School Vote Planned on 4 Mill Operating Levy
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The school board will hold a special session at 8 pm Monday in the Middle School conference room to pass a resolution placing a 4 mill operating levy on the November ballot.
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Senate Eyes 180 Million for School Lunches
The Senate plans to pass a resolution directing the Nixon administration to spend up to 180 million dollars from a special fund to provide lunches for needy school children. Supporters say current August regulations would deprive about 2 million children of free or reduced-price meals.
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Judge declines order to halt NASA Lewis Center layoffs
U S District Court Judge Ben Green refused to stop the scheduled dismissals of 13 NASA Lewis Center workers in Cleveland as part of a national 5 percent reduction for 1972. The laid off 13 are among 85 nationwide facing job cuts amid the reassignment. State lunch directors seek 45 cent meals. Talmadge resolution would fund via import duties, offsetting a $150 to $180 million deficit with later appropriations. The measure could extend free or reduced lunches to about 9 million disadvantaged children, ~2 million more than current rules.
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Court tosses arrest of antiwar activist as illegal
The 9th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Leslie Bacon was illegally arrested in April in Washington DC and flown to Seattle for questioning about the Capitol bombing. The court voided the arrest warrant and granted habeas corpus, saying authorities cannot arrest and move suspects without proper basis. Bacon, 19, had testified in Seattle and faced charges tied to alleged bomb plots but was freed or released on recognizance in related matters.
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