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		S E R I E S Reflections, Pen West, Columbus, Ohio November 2003 The Buggyworks Building The Belmont Buildings The Belmont Buildings Two Railroad bridges Boats East West A E S Q U E ARCHIVES L I N K S AAA Abulafia Boardwalk Bread CHN Christ Lutheran Church Neighborhood Research Institute Old Oaks Olde Towne Polyphony INTP Business First Business First Daily Edition Call and Post Columbus Alive Columbus Dispatch Columbus Free Press Columbus Post Communicator News The Daily Reporter Inner Art The Lantern The Other Paper Suburban News Publications Short North Gazette NBC4 Columbus WSYX 6 10TV WBNS ONN BBC World Service CNN Christian Science Monitor The Guardian IndiaTimes Newsday New York Times StarTribune Washington Post Washington Times AfricaPundit William F. Buckley Jr. Command Post Crooked Timber Daniel W. Drezner John Ellis David Frum Hit & Run Instapundit Mickey Kaus Joshua Micah Marshall The Note OxBlog Virginia Postrel Wes Pruden Jim Romenesko Andrew Sullivan Volokh Conspiracy Day by Day Doonesbury Ted Rall Peter Steiner Tom Toles Tom Tommorow Rob Pegoraro Matt Drudge Cronaca Languagehat Language Log Open Brackets PaleoJudaica Candid Colors Communication Arts Conscientious Ecotone Wiki Smoky Mountain Journal Acme Art Company Ballet Met CCAD Columbus Arts Columbus Arts Festival Columbus Metropolitan Library Columbus Museum of Art Columbus Symphony Dialogue Franklin Park Conservatory Glass Axis Music in the Air Opera Columbus Thurber House Wexner Center City of Bexley City of Columbus Columbus City Council Columbus Police Columbus Public Schools OTENA egroup OTENA-NIC egroup OTENA-tours egroup OTENA-trustees egroup Old Oaks egroup Ohio Parsons Blockwatch egroup				The 1934 neo-classical revival Joseph P. Kinneary Federal Courthouse in Columbus, Ohio The statue above is Freedom Obituary: Joseph P. Kinneary Joseph P. Kinneary was the oldest active federal judge, having served 35 years on the bench when he retired in 2001. He was only 95. ... "He was a judge that was bigger than life and a legend among other judges and lawyers," said [Judge Susan] Dlott, "He had this formality in the courtroom that terrified people." University of Cincinnati bio: Joseph P. Kinneary Judge Joseph P. Kinneary, law class of 1935, has a long and distinguished career in our state’s capital. His office is in the Joseph P. Kinneary U.S. Courthouse, which was dedicated in September 1998. Judge Kinneary was appointed U.S. Attorney by President Kennedy, and reappointed to the office in 1965 by President Johnson, who then in 1966 appointed him judge in the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Ohio. During his three decades on the federal bench, he served as Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court from 1973 to 1975, sat on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals by invitation of the appellate court, and has considered more than 12,000 cases. In 1986, Judge Kinneary entered senior status. Judge Kinneary entered public service in 1937. He began at the state level where he served as Assistant Attorney General and later as First Assistant Attorney General for former Ohio Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy. During WWII, he was a captain and chief of a field headquarters legal branch of the Army Quartermasters Corps.

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