Bay Village Schools Win Temp Gas Ruling
A Cleveland area district earned a temporary reprieve from shutoff as a court ordered Bay Village to exhaust its full natural gas allotment before any curtailment. The ruling split between utility restrictions and school needs, delaying enforcement and sparking operator concerns.
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Cleveland
Bay Village
Common Pleas
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Columbia
Thomas Milligan
Federal Power Commission
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp
Columbia Gas Transmission
Maynard Bauer
Columbia Gas
Production Boom For Shale Gas In Ohio By 1985
CINCINNATI AP Columbia Gas official says shale gas from Ohio and Appalachia could reach pipelines by 1985 if prices rise and independents join the search. Robert M. Forrest notes current tech can extract some gas now and that market conditions have limited large scale work. He cites decades of tapping but prior drilling paused nine years ago, with renewed studies three years back and growing potential across eastern Ohio. Smaller independents may lead the charge due to lower costs.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Appalachian
Columbia Gas
Robert M. Forrest
Columbia Gas System Service Corp
Forrest
Appalachia
Columbia Gas seeks temporary suspension of Ohio gas law
Marvin E. White of Columbia Gas asks Governor Rhodes and state lawmakers to suspend a law restricting purchase of high priced emergency gas until Nov 1. He argues the rule blocks residential customers from emergency gas costs and prevents Ohio companies from competing for winter supply. White says homes may be kept warm if access to Southwest gas is allowed and costs recoverable.
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Columbia Gas of
Ohio
General Assembly
White
Rebels Attack Rhodesian Missions Kill Nuns and Jesuits
Guerrillas killed seven white missionaries in a Sunday raid on St Pauls Mission near Salisbury and attacked Nyashana Mission 125 miles southeast. In St Pauls 10 gunmen were said to have been killed by police. eight civilians died in broader violence. Authorities report Soviet weapons in use and link bands to ZANU and ZAPU factions led by Mugabe and Nkomo.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Nyashana
Mozam
St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Mission
John Potter
St. Paul's
Zimbabwe African National Union
ZANU
Robert Mugabe
Potter
Admiral Turner for CIA Nomination Faces Careful Scrutiny
Adm Stansfield Turner Carter's second choice to head the CIA faces Senate questions over civilian control concerns. Leaders Byrd and Baker report no strong opposition though Warnke as Arms Control nominee enters a tough confirmation with expected hostile grilling. Hart notes Turner’s credentials and potential objections to a military head of an independent agency. Carter and Turner both graduated from the Naval Academy in 1946 with Turner as a Rhodes Scholar.
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Baker
Warnke
Sorensen
Turner
Senate
Hart
Armed Services Committee
Intelligence Committee
Carter
Naval Academy
Rhodes
Experts urge lifting flu vaccine ban and revive inoculations
A panel advised Health Secretary Califano to end the nationwide moratorium on A Victoria flu shots and to permit voluntary programs. They urged targeting the elderly and chronically ill, and to lift limits on Hong Kong B flu for children and young adults, citing potential deaths if outbreak spreads.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Califano
Miami
A-Victoria
Florida Nursing Home
Ohio faces tighter budget with lower revenue forecast
In Columbus the Rhodes administration faces a first hearing on its continuation budget as the Legislative Budget Office presents a tighter revenue outlook for the two year period starting July 1. The LBO projects $8.62 billion in state revenue, about 1.9 points above current General Revenue Fund income but $141 million below Rhodes' projection, with non auto sales tax receipts notably lower than the governor’s estimates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
House Finance Committee
Legislative Budget Office
LBO
House
Senate
Budget Office
General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
William Wilkins
Office of Budget and Management
Richard Sheridan
LBO Sheridan
Wilkins
Sheridan
House Finance
Myr H. Shoemaker
Bourneville
Athens County 4-H seeks funds to rehire assistant
The Athens County 4-H Advisory Committee plans to request county commissioners again for money to rehire a 4-H assistant laid off February 1. The article notes related local events and other notices across the Athens area.
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Athens County
4-H Advisory Committee
GM Profits Rise after Turnaround to Record 2.9 Billion
GM reported a historic year with net profits of 2.9 billion on 47.2 billion in sales. The results exceed the combined 1974-75 profits by 700 million as auto demand revived after a two year slump.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Mail Order Ordination On the Rise
AP reports growing mail-order religious ordinations with titles from minister to archbishop offered for small fees. Postal officials note constitutional protection limits and tax benefits used by some recipients. Universal Life Church and Mother Earth Church are cited among growing operators.
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Washington
Postal Service
Thomas Ziebarth
Hardenbergh
Universal Life Church
Kirby J. Hensley
Modesto
Calif
Ziebarth
Mother Earth Church
Sacramento
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Paul M. Perkin
Carroll County
Dayton Power and Light Co
Donald Speyer
Dp&l
Cuthbert Chiveso
St. Paul’s Mission
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Danstan Myerscough
Marvin E. White
Ohio House and
Mugabe
Mozambique
Joshua Nkomo
Zimbabwe African People’s Union
Zambia
The
Patriotic Front
Nkomo
CIA
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gary Hart
D-Coro
Armed Services Panel
Henry Jackson
Dwash
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Hew
Ft. Dix
N.J
Gray
Gordon Gray
4Th District Court of Appeals
Athens
Bridgewater and
Robe
Trimble
Jacksonville
Pomeroy
Christy Smith
Children’s Hospital
Ohio University
Federal Election Commission
White House
Moscow
Alexander Ginzburg
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
US State Department
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