Federal judge allows jurors to take notes and ask questions
In Columbus, U.S. District Judge Carl B. Rubin starts a trial of four motorcycle club members by permitting jurors to use legal pads and submit written questions. He cites a 1978 Sixth Circuit ruling on notes while acknowledging no precedent for juror-asked questions. He believes juror questions help reach an intelligent verdict and plans to continue the practice.
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Rhodes pushes taxes focus in Ohio gubernatorial bid
Dayton Republican James A. Rhodes says his final campaign weeks will zero in on taxes, asserting Governor Celeste would raise levies if re elected. He cites a memo suggesting a 1.1 billion deficit, while noting budget director Shi kurti disputes that inference. Rhodes trumpets Wright State University and Sinclair College ties and GM plant aid as limited proof of broader growth.
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Wright State University
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Lorain County Seeks Public Funds To Prevent Child Abuse
The Lorain County Child Abuse and Neglect Advisory Board invites agencies to apply for funding from the Ohio Children's Trust Fund for 1987. Applications are at the Lorain County Health Department in Elyria, with a deadline of October 31, 1986. Grants range from 3500 up to about 50000 dollars for preventive programs.
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Ohio Children’s Trust Fund
Lorain County Health Department
Murray Ridge Road
Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County
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