Views & Vignettes Controversy Over Grace Kelly Death Tale
A Melinda V ori piece critiques a May National Enquirer ballot proposing flogging and electric shock for nonviolent crime. It cites Dr. Grame Newman’s views as shocking and warns against cruel state punishment, urging readers to protest via postcard. The article ties the topic to Grace Kelly rumors and cautions readers about sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Kelly
National Enquirer
Grame Newman
School of Criminal Justice
The
State University of New York
Martha 1. Desbel and Woodville Court Matter
A fragmentary note references Martha 1. Desbel linked to Woodville and a court interior matter. The readable text provides no dates or clear actions, leaving the exact proceeding and parties uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Desbel
Woodville
New Richmond to Present Spring Musical and Events
Pierce Elementary will stage Courtney's Day in Court on May 12 at 7 p.m. Produced by Jerome Ketchum and Connie Crissman, the original musical invites early attendance. Also May 12 the Cincinnati Opera troupe performs Sweet Betsy From Pike at the High School theater with tickets $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Elementary
Jerome Ketchum
Connie Crissman
Great Rivers Girl Scout Council
Monroe School
Buckeye Squares
Martha Danforth
Beecher Herald
Moscow
Moscow High School
Church of Christ In
Northeastern News celebrates high achievers and campus events
Shirley Shipley reports Owensville honors include Laurie West earning DAR recognition for scholastic excellence and citizenship while CNE seniors and staff receive multiple accolades. Bus drivers score high in regional and state road-eo contests, art students win Best of Show awards, and upcoming school events include third grade orientation and a Disney film assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie West
Owensville
Steve
Kaye West
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
Laurie
CNE
National Honor Society
University of Cincinnati
Mary Rowe Moore
Charlotte Berger
Southwest Ohio
Princeton High School
Berger
Columbus
Arlene Jackson
Geneva (Tootie) Davis
Ann Peel
Diane Morrison
United States Military Academy
West Point
Belinda
Bill Gradison
Clermont College
Angie Beighle
Brigitte Bender
Tammy Pack
Karin Martin
Nuclear Freeze Debate in Congress and Ohio Senate
Senator Cooper Snyder discusses nuclear freeze plans and arms reduction, arguing against a blanket freeze that disarms the United States. He recalls Reagan's 1981 proposal to the Soviet Union, NATO missiles of 1979, verification hurdles, and the need for strategic defense and credible verification in any arms reduction effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. House of Representatives
Ohio Senate
United States
Reagan
Soviet Union
Europe
Congress
NATO
Western Europe
European
Russia
Statehouse notes on taxes and public bargaining by Rep Sue Fisher
Statehouse remarks by Representative Sue Fisher warn that House Bill 291 with a four percent business service tax could drive business from Ohio and hurt jobs. She opposes Amended Senate Bill 133 on public sector collective bargaining, arguing repeal of the Ferguson Act harms local control and could cost Ohio citizens millions. She cites votes and supports for bills on medical volunteer liability, restaurant child safety chairs, and juror lists using licensed driver records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Ohio
Statehouse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melinda V Ori
Amer Cas
Cincinnati Enquirer
Newman
Lantana
Florida
America
New
Richmond
Monroe
Libbie Bennett
Harold Krempien
Clara Gilfillen
New Richmond
Grant
Clermont County Visitors Bureau
Northeastern News
Shirley Shipley
Life Squad
Stonelick Township
Diana Becker
Geri Karaus
Sue Mathews
Columbus Report
Senator Cooper Snyder
U.S
Sue Fisher
Clermont County
Clermont
Cincinnati-Batevia Pike
Cinti
Courier
Arlington Street
Cint
Alan Tucker
Gene Carr