Athens council vote hints at end for city bus service
A Monday vote by the Athens City Council could signal the possible end of bus service in the city and the Appalachian Ohio Regional Transit Association, according to a councilman. The report appears on page 2.
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Athens
Appalachian Ohio Regional Transit Association
Two Hundred Years Ago A Hudson River Naval Skirmish
On Aug 3 1776 two American boats attempted to capture two British warships proceeding up the Hudson toward Tappan Zee but were unsuccessful. Weather notes predict clear to partly cloudy skies with light rain chances and temperatures in the mid to upper 80s on Wednesday.
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Hudson River
Tappan Zee
Air bag debate opens in federal car safety hearings
Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. opens hearings on proposals to require air bags in new cars. He promises a decision by year end on whether air bags must be built into new vehicles.
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Washington
Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
Coleman
Judge Refuses Mistrial in Harris Case. Deliberations Continue
Los Angeles AP report: Judge Mark Brandler again rejects defense calls for mistrial amid claims of prejudice. The William and Emily Harris trial heads into a fourth day of jury deliberations as prosecutors and defense await a verdict.
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Los Angeles
William and
Emily Harris
Harrises
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
Golf Manor Mayor sues Burger King over Have It Your Way tune
Golf Manor Mayor Michael Schwartz claims the Burger King Have It Your Way jingle infringes his 1968 song Man's World. He seeks 9500 dollars in Hamilton County Court, arguing his song written for a 1970 Big Brothers of America campaign predates the 1974 Burger King copyright.
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Cincinnati
Golf Manor
Michael Schwartz
Burger King
Schwartz
Hamilton County
Big Brothers of America
Dennis Berger
Burger King Corp
Back to Work Sputters as Miners Struck Halt Production
In the Northern Panhandle of Ohio and West Virginia a three week old strike idled about half of the nations soft coal miners. UMW President Arnold Miller ordered district presidents across WV VA OH KY IL to return workers to duty under the unions 10 point program. The stoppage has drained union health and retirement funds by 5.5 million dollars and caused rail losses with thousands laid off.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Panhandle
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
UMW
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
Cannelton Coal Co
Peytona
Boone County
Northern Panhandle
John Guzek
Consolidation Coal Co
Northern
International Union
Miller
Districts
United Mine Workers of America
International Executive Board
Meigs Mines Halt Amid West Virginia Miner Protests
Three Southern Ohio Coal Co. mines in Meigs and Vinton Counties paused after pickets appeared at Mine No. 2 today. A meeting was set to discuss the stoppage while at Philip Sporn Central Operating Co. mine only 12 workers were reported. A temporary restraining order was granted to curb picketing at the Poston power station amid complaints that deliveries were blocked.
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Southern Ohio Coal Co
West Virginia
Vinton Counties
Philip Sporn Central Operating Co
Athens County Common Pleas
Lowell Howard
Poston
Common Pleas
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Disease mystery hits 16 dead after Legion convention
Medical researchers search for a cause of a flu like illness that struck attendees of a three day Legion convention in Philadelphia. The outbreak has killed 16 people aged 39 to 82 and sent at least 50 more to hospitals. Officials consider swine flu or viral pneumonia and ordered autopsies while samples go to labs for testing.
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Harrisburg
State Health Laboratories
Philadelphia
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Bachman
Integrity of Ohio Lottery Intact Says Official
Ohio officials defend lottery integrity amid revelations that up to 17 staff members in the Cleveland area have criminal records. The commission promises a full employment records probe while lawmakers press for independent review and public accountability.
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Ohio Lottery
Columbus
Ohio
Lottery Commission
Cleveland
Commission
Gerald J. Patronite
Patronite
Republican House
Robert Huffman
Miami County
Robert E. Netzley
A- 81
Laura
Huffman
Netzley
Brown
Rhodes
John J. Gilligan
Attorney
Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation
London
Search Focuses On Dead Today
Searchers shift from rescuing the living to locating the dead in Big Thompson Canyon Colorado where officials warn the death toll could exceed 77 with hundreds injured and many unaccounted for. Federal aid moved residents toward relief as helicopter evacuations continued and the area faced a long reconstruction ahead.
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Phyllis Corley
Colorado Springs
Colo
Loveland
Big Thompson Canyon
Bill Pardue
Associated Press
Larimer County
Robert Watson
Colorado Rockies
Watson
Ford
Colorado
Richard Lamm
U.S. 34
Estes Park
Big Thompson
Breakfast Price Hikes Hit Butter Eggs Coffee Across Cities
AP survey shows July market basket costs rose in eight of thirteen cities, up 1.7 percent on average, with butter up nearly 10 percent in 11 cities and eggs and coffee also higher. Demand shifts and a Brazil frost hit dairy, coffee prices, while frankfurters and chopped chuck eased in eight cities.
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Associated Press
California
Agriculture Department
Brazil
Albuquerque
N.M
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
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R.J
Salt Lake City
Seattle
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Cuyahoga County
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Medina
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