Ohio Salt Formations Targeted for Nuclear Waste Dump
Union Carbide official Clayton Zerby said salt beds over 200 feet thick and 3000 feet deep across several Ohio counties could host underground radioactive waste dumps. Ohio is among 36 states in studies under a federal contract, with site selection more than a year away.
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Union Carbide Corp
Ohio
Clayton Zerby
Office of
Union Carbide
Nuclear
U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration
Stark
Summit
Portage
Geauga
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Mahoning
Columbiana
Carroll
Tuscarawas Counties
Zerby
Los Angeles Supervisors to Question Sirhan in Kennedy Killing
Los Angeles County supervisors Kenneth Hahn and Baxter Ward will visit Soledad Prison to question Sirhan B. Sirhan about a possible conspiracy in the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Sirhan, 32, has not spoken to officials since his conviction eight years ago.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Kenneth Hahn
Baxter Ward
Soledad
Sirhan
Hahn
Godfrey Isaac
Watchrabbit on Duty at New York ASPCA Offices
The ASPCA warns burglars that its Manhattan offices are guarded by Harvey a trained attack rabbit. Harvey was handed to the society after biting six people and is not up for adoption the executive director says the animal will be kept to protect the premises.
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New York
ASPCA
Animal Society
Manhattan
Harvey
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Gordon Wright
Department of Health
Wright
Beechnut recalls 280000 jars for mold in tapioca desserts
The FDA recalls 280000 Beechnut baby food jars after mold is found in tapioca desserts. Officials say mold does not pose a health hazard but violate federal purity rules. Affected items include 4% ounce Dessert with Tapioca and 7% ounce Junior varieties with lot numbers 7112 and 7131.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Global talks fail to reach energy organization agreement
At a 27 nation conference in Paris on economic cooperation the night session failed to produce a permanent energy negotiations body as oil-price stability remained elusive. Saudi Arabia and Iran supported ongoing dialogue while Algeria Iraq and Venezuela resisted. David Owen warned a final communique on aid to poor nations and a Common Fund to stabilize raw material prices may not be achievable.
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Paris
Conference On International Economic Cooperation
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Algeria
Iraq
Venezuela
David Owen
Owen
O'Bleness seeks ARC grant for ambulatory care center
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital requests an 800000 ARC grant routed via the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation to build a new ambulatory care center attached to the hospital. The project, supported by Booz Allen Hamilton review, aims to expand space and strengthen community teaching ties with Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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Herb Amey
O'Bleness
ARC
James Boyce
Ohio University
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Community O’bleness Hospital
Community Hospital
Boyce
Booz, Allen and Hamilton
Chicago
Care Center Seeks Cook and Teacher Jobs
Tri County Community Action Agency seeks a five hour per day cook at Nelsonville Day Care Center and a teacher at New Lexington center. Cook earns 2.30 per hour, teacher 4800 per year. Apply by June 10 at local centers, CAA office Route 550, or New Lexington service center. Nelsonville fire crews responded to a trash and brush fire near Connett Church on Connett Road at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Tri-County Community Action Agency
Nelsonville
New Lexington Center
Athens
Hocking
Perry
CAA
New Lexington
Hewitt’s Fork
Connett Road
Connett Church
Beacon School Funds Released For Mental Health Site
The State Controlling Board released 675000 for Beacon School and 16 other projects totaling 61 million in a package at the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Retardation. Hocking County gains 141311 for a sheltered workshop, Meigs 250000 for Syracuse center, both with local matching.
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Ohio Department of Mental Health and
Hocking County
Meigs County
Syracuse
Beacon School
Athens County
Athens Mental Health and Retardation Center
Athens
Harry Sands
169 Board of Mental Retardation
Marietta
Monroe County
Athens County voters set for small Tuesday primary
Athens County Elections Board prepares for a smaller than usual primary with sixteen polling sites Tuesday in Athens 1st Ward Glouster and Nelsonville. Democratic contests include Athens City Council Ward 1 Diane C Hoffman and Mable Tigner in Nelsonville city treasurer and Glouster mayoral race John W Dixon Hester Varney and Thomas Williams Jr. Polls run 630 am to 730 pm with absentee voting deadline noon Saturday.
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Athens County Elections Board
Athens
Glouster
Nelsonville
Mary Jane Sander
Anthony Mele
Diane C. Hoffman
Mable Tigner
John W. Dixon
Hester Varney
Thomas Williams Jr
William Howe
Central Avenue Church
Athens Grange Hall
Convocation Center
American Tian Church
Presbyterian Church
City Hall
Towne House
Odd Fellows Hall
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O’bleness
Ann Fugate
OVHSF
Appalachian Regional Commission
Fugate
Ohio Department of Health
Beacon School Funds Released
Bowman’s Dept. Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Elite
TUK
North Court St
Ehesh
Stanley
South Court Street
Fisher Stoves
Geed Selection
Avelue
Franklin
Home Owned
Athens Building Materials CO
Columbus Road
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