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      What happens to copyright after death?

      I don't know. I'm thinking it was self printed. On the first inside page of the cookbook, it reads: Copyright 1986 (My grandmother's name) (My grandmother's address) Printed in the United States of America The only other pages in the book that are not recipes, stories, or artwork, are order...
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      What happens to copyright after death?

      Thank you for your responses. I should have mentioned that while I live in Ohio, my grandma lived in Oregon when she published the book. I have an uncle who lives in Oregon. I called him to ask if he knew about the copyright. He does not recall anything mentioned about it when they were...
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      What happens to copyright after death?

      I live in Ohio. Back in 1986, my grandmother published a cookbook, and the copyright is in her name. The recipes were ones passed down from generation to generation, and ones given to my grandmother and her sisters over the years. The cookbook was sold mostly in tourist-type stores in Ohio and...
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      Alcohol and hotels

      I checked out the website and found the number to call the Division of Liquor Control. Because we invite only in-house guests through our guest messaging system, and non guests are not permitted to walk in off the street and join in, and as long as we continue to ID our guests before giving them...
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      Alcohol and hotels

      Thank you for your response. The guest reception is completely 100% free of charge. No schemes - a guest or manager's reception is a way for a hotel to provide added value to our guests. We expect nothing in return. Alcohol is not always offered - one night we did hot cocoa, and one night we...
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      Alcohol and hotels

      I live in Ohio. I know this probably isn't the right place to put this, but I didn't see anywhere that my question really fit. I am the General Manager of a hotel in Ohio. My hotel does not have a liquor license. I recently started doing Guest receptions in the evenings...light snacks...

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