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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
13
A reader asks who was charged and why after a shift in liability. An answer notes a recent Ohio Legislature law imposes up to 250 in damages for harm caused by a child, relieving some parental responsibility.
The Revised Code Section 2907.24 Bi defines entering land with intent to steal as a crime. Convictions carry a fine of 50 to 500 dollars or imprisonment of one to three years, or both. Citizens may arrest, but should obtain a full suspect description and call law enforcement immediately if caught in the act.
The Ohio department of highways delayed fencing the I 77 stretch from Schneider's Crossing to Strasburg interchange because of negotiations with the Bureau of Federal Roads. The bureau will pay none of the cost for roadside rests, so fences are rescheduled for fiscal year 1967. Fences will sit two feet inside the highway right of way, and property owners must erect their own fences as state fences will not enclose private property or cattle.
A reader asks if paying coworkers for rides violates state law. Authorities say there is no law against carpooling for work, but verify and keep your automobile insurance coverage valid with the agency handling your policy.
Dean Prince of Dover thanks The Reporter for printing Sound Off and accuses officials of hiding misdeeds. He cites Ordinance 44-63 on two one way streets Karl and Center, says signs were delayed for three years, and urges the paper to expose local corruption while defending Dover and its taxpayers.
A condensed GI Guide outlines the first briefing for new privates at the induction center. It covers dress rules, no passes during processing, writing home after a mailing address is set, and avoiding civil rights demonstrations. The article also notes a misprint corrected about active duty duration and explains MOS assignment through tests and interviews, with machine processing of data and tailoring of uniforms.
Twenty two local 4 H girls from Wainwright spent Friday and Saturday at Camp Piedmont with Nancy Myers as counselor. They hiked through area woodlands Thursday, ending with a picnic lunch. Joan Horner of Tuscarawas was chosen to represent the group in the bathing beauty contest at the county 4 H picnic in Tuscora Park Thursday.
ART BUCHWALD imagines U S Moon plans ranging from farming subsidies to junk car dumps and neon advertising. The piece notes competing U S and Soviet views and jokes about a future Moon economy without first class amenities.
A public gospel sing will be held tonight at 7 30 in the Sugarcreek Community Hall featuring The Harmony Twins of New Philadelphia and The Messengers Quartet of Canton with other groups. Admission is free.
ASPEN Colo AP That Bill of Rights will in time be broadened to include the right to health and the right to be different says Dr Richard Farson director of the Western Behavioral Sciences Institute La Jona Calif Farson told the International Design Conference that other constitutional rights will include the right to intimacy sexual fulfillment travel study altruism and leisure DOWNEY Calif AP A laser beam aimed from one mountain to another may provide a way to measure tiny earthquakes Scientists at North American Aviation report preliminary success in an experiment in the San Bernardino Mountains They said the device was able to measure movements as small as a fifth of an inch
The Lake Carriers Association reports May shipments of iron ore coal and grain over the Great Lakes hit a nine year seasonal high reflecting strong activity for Cleveland area and broader Great Lakes trade.
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