OHIO ATTORNEY GENERAL 1996

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• 'Guilty, mentally ill' designation sought by state
  Plain Dealer 20 Dec, 1996, pg. 11 sec. B

• Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery and Columbus City Attorney Ron O'Brien filed criminal charges against Kenneth L Cooper, 24, Canfield, for misleading people attending the Ohio State Fair into changing their long-distance phone service without their consent
  Plain Dealer 14 Dec, 1996, pg. 1 sec. C

• Columbus: Attorney General Betty Montgomery distributes funds turned over from convicted state Auditor Thomas Ferguson's campaign funds -- but with string attached, records show
  Plain Dealer 12 Dec, 1996, pg. 1 sec. A

• Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery presented a $61,275 check to Mayor Michael R White and Police Chief Rocco Pollutro so they can pay for bulletproof vests for the 88 cadets graduating this month
  Plain Dealer 10 Dec, 1996, pg. 2 sec. B

• Parma City Council members, angered by an increase in cable television rates, asking state & federal officials to investigate anti-competitive practices of cable companies in northeast Ohio; Cox Communications informed Parma customers of a $1.96 hike beginning in January
  Plain Dealer 04 Dec, 1996, pg. 6 sec. B

• Columbus: Poor Ohioans, not lawyers, should get the $120,000 left in convicted former state Auditor Thomas E Ferguson's political campaign fund, Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery argues
  Plain Dealer 19 Nov, 1996, pg. 5 sec. B

• A $34,031 grant, awarded to Mentor & Mentor-on-the-Lake by the Ohio attorney general's office, will be used to start a victims assistance program by the end of the year
  Plain Dealer 23 Oct, 1996, pg. 3 sec. B

• Attorney General Betty Montgomery seeks new powers to oversee the sale of non-profit hospitals and health insurers like Blue Cross
  Plain Dealer 22 Oct, 1996, pg. 1 sec. C

• Using study as guide on casino issue vote can be a gamble; Attorney General Betty Montgomery urges voters to "use common sense"-il
  Plain Dealer 20 Oct, 1996, pg. 1 sec. A

• Cincinnati: Legislation, backed by Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery, would stiffen penalties for membership in a street gang & make it easier for police to close gang houses and seize members' property
  Plain Dealer 19 Oct, 1996, pg. 5 sec. B

• Mark O'Neill, lawyer who defended the Ohio Department of Education in the Cleveland schools desegregation case for 23 years, has been dumped from the case by Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery
  Plain Dealer 03 Oct, 1996, pg. 1 sec. B

• Columbus: Ohio Supreme Court refused to reconsider a public records case that was dismissed because the attorney general's office missed a deadline
  Plain Dealer 26 Sep, 1996, pg. 5 sec. B

• Columbus: Attorney General Betty Montgomery asks judge to keep Blue Cross documents secret
  Plain Dealer 26 Sep, 1996, pg. 1 sec. C

• Lawyer Dennis Muchnicki opposes state, cites attorney general missed deadline
  Plain Dealer 17 Sep, 1996, pg. 4 sec. B

• In Ohio, 'instants' booths do a thriving business in betting tickets, with little accountability
  Plain Dealer 15 Sep, 1996, pg. 1 sec. A

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