Ohio Supreme Court upholds sovereign immunity shield
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 6 to 1 to preserve immunity, preventing a $2 million wrongful death suit by Arthur Krause, father of Allison Krause, from proceeding against the state over the Kent State 1970 killings. The ruling reverses a lower court decision and cites the General Assembly's consent as required for tort suits.
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Robert J. Drumheller
Columbus Bureau
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Arthur Krause
Allison Krause
Ohio National Guardsman
Kent State University
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cuyahoga County Court of Appeals
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
George J. McMonagle
the Gazette
Pittsburgh
Lindell
General Assembly
Trial Court
Court of Common Pleas
Buckeye Data Delayed Amid Local Interest in Consensus Study
Community interest delayed Buckeye Search for Consensus results by about two weeks. Superintendent Millard Bogard cited scheduling conflicts with 10 team chairmen and recorders, leading teams to work separately and report back. Three themes emerged: reading, district financing, and retention of local control pending Supreme Court outcome.
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Sam’ Boyer
Buckeye Dist
Buckeye
Millard Bogard
Bogard
Gordon Smith to Perform Camelot Selections at Medina Park
Soloist Gordon Smith a baritone will headline a Medina Park concert singing Lerner and Lowe tunes from Camelot. The medley includes Follow Me I Loved You Once in Silence If Ever I Could Leave You and the title song. A trombone quartet Jeff Myers Rob Wilder Chris Chandler and Dave Parman will perform Trombone Troubadours with the band along with Colorama Swinging Mr Moon Sweet Adeline Rock Marcho Calypso and several marches and sing along numbers.
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Rob Wilder
Chris Chandler
Dave Parman
Patients to Attend Concert in Public Square Park
Medina reported Service Circle plans to take ambulatory residents of Crestview Nursing Home and Care House to a Friday evening concert in Public Square Park. Transportation is arranged by the circle with Marian Doyle and church members assisting. They previously escorted patients to Stan Hywet Hall in Akron during tulip season.
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Medina
Crestview
Public Square Park
Marian Doyle
Stan Hywet Hall
Akron
Fall Kills Man At Latex Industries Roof
Charles L. Sadler of Cuyahoga Falls died after a fall from a roof at Latex Industries in Lodi Tuesday afternoon. A Latex spokesman said Sadler complained of dizziness while tar roofing the new addition and was sent to sit down before he fell about 10 feet between roof levels. The coroner's report was not available at press time.
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Chippewa Lake
Charles L. Sadler
Cuyahoga Falls
Lodi Community Hospital
Latex Industries
the Gazette
Sadler
Home Burglary Report In Wadsworth Details Losses
Sheriff reports say between 8 30 p m July 13 and 8 a m July 14 Evelyn Baker 960 Mills Road was burglarized. Stolen were 325 in silver dollars two Beer Steins valued 55 and a brown chicken shaped candy dish valued 5 total 380. House checked.
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Wadsworth
Evelyn Baker
Mills Road
Crusade Bus Scheduled from Brunswick Church Parking Lot
A 50 passenger air conditioned bus for a Billy Graham Crusade will depart Brunswick United Methodist Church parking lot Saturday at 6 p.m. Reservations are on a free will offering basis and call numbers 225-3179 or 225-5655 are provided for booking.
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Brunswick
Billy Graham Crusade
Brunswick United Methodist Church
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