Ohio leaders seek quick fix to privacy act on records
Ohio House and Senate leaders pledged prompt consideration of clarifying changes to the two year old privacy act to prevent widespread closing of law enforcement incident reports. They noted the Supreme Court Wooster ruling narrowed access to hospital records while allowing police reports to stay closed.
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Oliver Ocasek
Akron
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Drew Boston
General Assembly
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Supreme Court
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Dayton Journal Herald
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Columbus Citizen Journal
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Enquirer
Norman Carr
Beacon Journal
Carr
Ocasek
Riffe
Ing
Scott Bosley
Akron Paper
Cleveland
Plan clash delays Hills subdivision in Brunswick Hills
Medina County officials weigh preliminary approval for Timbercreek Park Estates as a lawsuit seeks to invalidate water district rulings from 1977. The dispute centers on Brunswick’s three mile law and annexation, with the county clerk delaying action amid counsel review and high utility costs.
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Medina
Art Joreski
Brunswick Hills Twp
Timbercreek Park Estates
Medina County
Center 303 Development Co
Brunswick Hills Two
Jeanette
Willow Street
Mark Whitfield
Substation Road
Rt. 303
Brunswick Hills
County Regional Planning Commission
Brunswick
Robert Trimble
Timbercreek Park
Lodi Village Finance Committee weighs 1979 needs
Lodi council’s Finance Committee discussed funding for 1979 with a projected financial strain. An exhaustible general fund balance stood at 4,587 dollars as of December 31, while general funding for 1978 reached about 153,200 dollars.
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Mike Klimko
Lodi
Dale Kaylor
Carlene Ferguson
Jim Wantz
Lafayette
Seville
Spencer
Westfield Center
Wantz
Joe Rogers
Broadway
Sunset
Luann Storgie
Rhodes looks to state bonds to aid Cleveland recovery
Gov James A Rhodes proposed Ohio treasury buy Cleveland bonds and notes as an emergency step to rescue the city from bankruptcy. Cleveland Trust Co. chairman M. Brock Weir indicated recovery focus has shifted to saving the city, while Rhodes weighs temporary loan guarantees and state purchases of city securities. A Feb. 27 special election could back mayor Dennis Kucinich's tax and asset proposals as a long term solution looms.
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Cleveland
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Treasury
Rhodes
Thomas J. Moyer
Dennis J. Kucinich
Today
NBC
Tomorrow
M. Brock Weir
Cleveland Trust Co
Weir
Kucinich
Brunswick road crew to receive 8.8 percent raise
City Council nears approval of a three year labor contract with the Teamsters raising wages for 14 road crew members by 40 to 57 cents per hour making an 8.8 percent increase under a 1979 wage re opener. A non union foreman position is added.
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Brunswick
Teamsters
Robert Trimble
Finance Committee
Trimble
Wadsworth
Lynda Carrino
Medina
Fran Grice
Civil Service Commission
Girl Scout? Boy Scouts awards void for girl member in Nassau
Andrea Weitman a 13 year old in Wantagh New York joined the Boy Scouts and earned 11 merit awards now declared null and void by national officials The Nassau County Council cites processing errors as the reason and notes the Pack awarded the honors not the county or national office.
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Henry Logeman
Wantagh
N.Y
UPI
Andrea Weitman
Boy Scout
Andrea
Cub Scouts
Newsday
Harvey Smith
Nassau County Council of Boy Scouts
Angela
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