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THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS PAGE 5 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1960 ADVERTISEMENT coroner nor was it positively Paulding county is located in determined if the girl had. been northwestern Ohio on the Ohic-criminally assaulted. Indiana line. Paulding Girl, 14, Kidnaped, Slain DO YOU HAVE ARTHRITIS? Here is a message you will want fo our doctor c.n t.ll you thtro it absolutely NO KNOWN CURE for rihritii.

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DRUG STORES about 2:30 a. m. today by two hunters in a woods 8 miles northeast of here. THE PAULDINf. county sheriff's office and the Ohio Highway, patrol said it appeared the girl had been raped and then murdered.

Deputy Sheriff Frank Shipman said the girl was identified as Nancy Eagleson of Paulding. body was found just eff county road 176. The sheriff's office said that no ofticial report on Ihe cause of death had been made by the Howard Levinc Services Today Services for Howard H. Lcvine, 44, president of the Gem City Mattress were to be conducted at 2 p.m. today at the Save Buy Your I PATIO COVER or CAR PORT; NOW! FOR NEXT SPRING I SAT REDUCED PRICES! CLOSING OUT The Identity of the man was not known.

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Since he has been in office, Dr. Zipf has ruled on the manner and mode of death as he is required to do by Ohio law and state health regulations. my walls get so wet tfir But the court in its ruling last week said this section of law isl unconstitutional because the Con-1 stitution reserves judicial power to the courts. PRESUMABLY other coroners Bondex By HERMAN GADD -Daily News Staff Writer The Second District Court of Appeals ruling in the Stark death case could have far reaching implications if it stands unreversed. It could upset Hie long time practice of Ohio coroners rendering the legally accepted verdict on the manner and mode of death.

Further, It could open the doer for the filing of many court suits over past deaths which have ruled a suicide by the coroner's office. These were among the ramifications which became apparent today. THE COURT Thursday ruled that when Coroner Robert E. Zipf rendered a suicide verdict in the 1958 death of Willard Stark he exercised a judicial function. The court held that judicial power is conferred only to the Ultraso! rds the hoir structure at the root, and lubricates the scalp surface.

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It could not be determined how old the law is. However, it appears the issue will now go to the State Supreme court in an appeal on the. case here. DR. ZIPF has turned the matter over to state health officials who in turn are to query the state attorney general about appealing.

The high court would have to accept the case since it originated within an Appeals court. Meanwhile, the ruling has placed the coroner's office in something of a quandary. -Al-though the court did not order him to refrain from making manner and mode rulings, it did say such acts are unconstitutional, Coroner's investigator Harry Bloomer said the office no longer will return rulings in any type of death, other than findings on the medical cause. RULINGS the department no longer will make include traffic fatalities, homicidessuicides and 69' 79 39. 49' 1 courts.

In essence, the ruling means i that the coroner may determine the medical cause of death as in this case bleeding to death. But he could not rule on the 'manner and mode as he did'in this instance by saying the medical cause stemmed from a self-inflicted gunshot wound and was thereby a suicide. T3 cuaiJigs Itaiity Salon Fifth Floor Instant Coffee 6-Oz. Jar Kraft Quart Jar Frozen 13 Oz. Pkg.

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