Energy Bills to Await Senate Action After House Approval
Columbus AP report says the Ohio House approved 868 energy legislation creating a Department of Energy to allocate scarce gas and tax coal use. Senate committees have begun hearings on an earlier bill setting statewide energy conservation standards possibly banning decorative gas lamps and heated pools.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Department of Energy
Energy Agency
James A. Rhodes
Rep
Scribner Fauver
Elyria
Ohioans Believe Energy Crisis
An OSU energy seminar cites a spring survey showing over 40 percent view the energy problem as very serious and more than half as serious. Northern residents show greater concern and conservation actions while most people resist lifestyle changes.
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Moreland
Coffman Stair Co. workers hear plan to buy plant
About 250 workers affected as Coffman Stair Co. departure looms. An outline on an employee-owned bid was outlined Thursday while Hocking Technical College announced a Tuesday seminar on re employment retraining and career exploration for Coffman workers. Independent Armco Steel workers ratified a contract after previously rejecting it.
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Logan
Coffman Stair Co
Hocking Technical College
Coffman
IRS seeks 50000 from Missouri city's pension plan firemen
The Internal Revenue Service asks for 50000 from a Missouri city's 140 firemen pension plan. The agency notes the California State Employee Pension System in the same legal category has not paid. The dispute could alter IRS interpretation of aging tax laws.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Missouri
IRS
California
Prosecutor Vows Fight Over Unemployment Claim by Former Sheriff’s Son
County prosecutor David Frey said the county will challenge an unemployment insurance claim filed by Robert Brown, son of former Sheriff Paul Brown, in a dispute highlighted Thursday on page 2 of the edition.
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Paul Brown
Robert
David Frey
Carter hints welfare reform may cost more later
President Carter signaled the welfare reform plan could cost more in the future as he studies a $28.9 billion first year proposal. The plan would use some Social Security and crude oil tax revenue for financing. He met with cabinet members led by HEW Secretary Joseph Califano Jr.
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Washington
Carter
HEW
Joseph Califano Jr
Areawide Review Committee Endorses Group Home Plan
The Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation committee voted Thursday night to endorse the proposed residential group home for emotionally disturbed children, sponsored by the Community Mental Health and Retardation Services 648 Board.
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Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation
Community Mental Health and Retardation Services
Ohio House Defeats Disclosure Bill for Trustees
A bill to exempt university and college trustees from the financial disclosure ethics law was decisively rejected in the Ohio House as reported on page 3.
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Columbus
Ohio House
Weather outlook with showers and thundershowers tonight
The forecast calls for showers and thundershowers tonight with lows in the mid to low 60s. Saturday will be mostly cloudy with highs near 80 and an 80 percent chance of rain in the evening.
Kent gym annex project proceeds amid protests on Blanket Hill
Bulldozer work began on Blanket Hill near Kent State University in Kent Ohio as police arrest 61 demonstrators who reoccupied the hill. Soil samples are taken for planned foundations of a $6 million gym annex despite a court order and ongoing protests by the May 4th Coalition.
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May 4Th Coalition
Kent State University
KSU
Portage County
Coalition
Kent, Ohio
Blanket Hill
May 4Th
Portage County Common Pleas
Joseph Kainrad
Kainrad
University
Ohio Budget Language Bill Faces Final Approval
Ohio lawmakers poised to approve a budget language bill as part of the two year package. The Senate House conference panel endorsed the measure after two days of talks, sending it to both chambers for floor action before the September recess.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate House
House
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Lima
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Meshel
Vacation Pak offers half price Messenger delivery
The Messenger offers a Vacation Pak to hold and restore your copies while you are away. Call 592-6612 for circulation details and how to access the service upon return.
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Messenger
Oil arrives at Valdez amid cheers and sirens
Alaskan oil from Prudhoe Bay reached Valdez at 11 02 p m Alaska time amid cheers in bars and a control room declaration It traveled 800 miles through the trans Alaskan pipeline finished nine years after its discovery in the North Slope The 48 inch pipeline cost 7 7 billion dollars and took 38 days 12 hours 56 minutes to complete its journey
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Valdez, Alaska
Alaska
Prudhoe Bay
Henry Mowell
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Mowell
Algeria
Valdez
Atlantic
Arco Juneau
Cherry Point, Wash
Arctic Ocean
Alyeska
Arctic Circle
Fairbanks
Striking Firemen Threaten With Court Contempt Charge
Striking Canton firemen facing jail for disobeying a back to work order vow to keep picketing city hall while police report for duty. A tax measure passed for a Oct. 4 ballot prompted tension as the two sides clashed and a court contempt hearing was scheduled for today.
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Canton, Ohio
Canton City Hall
Fraternal Order of Police
Gerald
Stark County Common Pleas Court
Harold E. DeHoff
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Boardman
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Ee Ee
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Chic
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Aller McKitrick
Ravenna
McKitrick
Ory
Senate House Conference Committee
Oakley C. Collins
Ironton
Joint Committee
Waldo Bennett Rose
Appalachia
Ohio Housing Development Board
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
House Finance Committee
Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee
Senate Finance Panel
Ocasek
Prestier
Professional Firefighters Union International
Dan Eberhart
Eberhart
City Hall
Firefighters
George Stefaniak Jr
Stefaniak
Canton
Stanley A. Cmich
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