FMC Hearing Set Over River Contamination Charge
U S District Judge Charles H. Haden scheduled a May 10 hearing in Charleston on alleged FMC Corp violations of a court order. The EPA seeks contempt against FMC and CEO Robert H. Mallet for discharging carbon tetrachloride from unpermitted points at the South Charleston plant since March 16.
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Parkersburg
W.va
Charles H. Haden
Charleston
FMC Corp
Kanawha River
Environmental Protection Agency
FMC
Robert H. Mallet
EPA
South Charleston
Ohio Reversal of Order Sought in School Bus Case
Dayton attorney David C. Greer asked the Supreme Court to undo a lower court order mandating busing 18,000 pupils to reflect district racial composition. NAACP lawyer Louis R. Lucas argued the busing plan should stay in effect to address segregation traces in Dayton schools.
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Washington
Dayton
Ohio
Supreme Court
David C. Greer
Board of Education
NAACP
Louis R. Lucas
Memphis
Moore seeks hearing to withdraw plea in Ford assassination attempt
Sara Jane Moore asks a federal judge to set aside her life sentence and withdraw her guilty plea for the 1975 attempted assassination of President Ford. Judge Samuel Conti set May 19 for oral arguments and ordered conference with Moore at Terminal Island Prison before the hearing. Moore was charged after firing at Ford near the St Francis Hotel. the shot missed.
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San Francisco
Sara Jane Moore
Gerald R. Ford
U.S
Samuel Conti
Eisenhower Considers Public Office Run
David Eisenhower the grandson of Dwight D. Eisenhower and son-in-law of Richard Nixon says he has contemplated a political bid but has no definite plans. He and his wife Julie Nixon recently moved from Gettysburg to Capistrano Beach California while he works on a Nixon biography titled Going Home to Glory.
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Downingtown
David Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Julie Nixon
Gettysburg
Capistrano Beach
Calif
Nixon
San Clemente
Kaye Receives UNICEF Award For Distinguished Service
Danny Kaye accepted the UNICEF award from U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim after 24 years as a goodwill ambassador for the U N Children's Fund. He told reporters the best way to ease a child is to simply stand there.
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United Nations
N.Y
Danny Kaye
Kaye
U.N. Children’s Fund
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Unicef
Haley Calls Roots Great Bible Ranked Work
Alex Haley praised Roots as obviously great and on par with the Bible and Homer's Iliad and Odyssey after addressing about 2,500 Army recruits at Fort Dix New Jersey He noted he began writing in the Coast Guard during a seminar on ethnic backgrounds.
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FT. DIX
N.J
Alex Haley
Haley
Coast Guard
Power Plant Site Data Ordered For Meigs County
Ohio Power Siting Commission orders Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric to provide more information on the Meigs County Great Bend site and the Newbury site in Washington County for a coal fired plant and potential nuclear development. The company must disclose details to determine environmental impact and will incur additional costs for compliance. A baby shower is planned for Mathew Douglas Seaman at Modern Woodman Hall Burlingham Route 33.
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Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Meigs County
C&soe
Ohio Power Siting Commission
Newbury
Washington County
Great Bend
Power Siting Commission
Burlingham
Mathew Douglas
Doug Seaman
Woodman Hall
Bearwallow Church of Christ
Night road work prompts ongoing repairs on Richland Avenue
Ohio Department of Transportation engineers and Hoessle discuss pavement and street damage during night repairs on Richland Avenue. Noise complaints persist as work continues beyond February with officials saying heavy equipment runoff is inevitable and dust control remains a concern. Progress on the 1.8 mile project runs ahead of schedule, with second-shift work to end only if unforeseen issues arise.
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Richland Avenue
Ohio Department of Transportation
Hoessle
Two Transportation
Ohio University Ombudsman
Margaret Cohn
Phil
Evacuation of 300 Americans in Ethiopia Nears End
More than 300 Americans ordered out of Ethiopia were to depart today with 175 from Addis Ababa and 50 from Asmara. A U.S. embassy spokesman said the operation was going well and cooperation had increased. Eighty-five Americans, including 30 teens, a 9 month old baby, and an expectant mother, were flown to Athens on Monday.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Asmara
Eritrea
U.S
Athens
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