PUCO Hearing Ordered Against Three Ohio Utilities
The Ohio Supreme Court has ordered PUCO to enforce against Toledo Edison Ohio Edison and Cleveland Electric Co over alleged CAPCO joint nuclear plant construction without PUCO approval. PUCO had dismissed the complaint as unreasonable under current law.
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Columbus, Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Electric
Citizens For Safe Electric Power
Toledo Edison
Ohio Edison
Cleveland Electric Co
CAPCO
PUCO
Carter surrenders in Warrrensville Heights grand jury case
In Warrrensville Heights Ohio Carter turns himself in on two charges after a two day ordeal. Secret Service agents guarded a special phone line and jailed Moore after a late Wednesday call from Carter.
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Warrensville Heights
Ohio
Carter
Egetity Hall
Ohio House approves bill allowing Sunday beer sales
The Ohio House, in a brief debate, sent to the Senate a measure permitting Sunday sale of high powered beer up to six percent alcohol plus wine and mixed drinks up to 21 percent, pending local option election approval.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
House
Senate
Ohio House okays watered down lien law bill
State representatives approved an 88 to 7 vote on a bill aimed at protecting homeowners from unscrupulous construction firms but stopped short of repealing the mechanics Liens law. One lawmaker who pushed for stronger protections warned homeowners would still need a lawyer to secure defense.
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Columbus
Ohio
Link in 11 Murders Sought
Ohio and Kentucky police meet to search for a common denominator in 11 killings of young women since 1975. Hamilton County investigator Jack Leach cites a May 1976 Mississippi boat seizure with 9% tons of Marijuana as a possible link while stressing sharing material to find common threads.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Jack Leach
Hamilton County
Frank Cleveland
Mississippi
Leach
Carter Pledges Mideast Peace Conference Effort
President Carter promises a major U.S. push to convene a Middle East peace conference in Geneva before year end. He met with Prime Minister Rabin and indicated forces might extend beyond borders to counter sudden Arab attacks.
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Carter
Washington
Middle East
Geneva
Yitzhak Rabin
Farm labor deal ends field split between UFW and Teamsters
Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers and the Teamsters Union plan to announce an agreement in Fresno California that would grant the UFW sole jurisdiction in the fields while the Teamsters gain exclusive rights over cannery workers. The accord ends years of strife and sporadic violence in the industry.
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Fresno
Calif
California
Teamsters
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers
Chavez
Teamsters International
Frank Fitzsimmons
UFW
Flynt fails to deliver $1 million check to Carter
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt attempted to hand President Carter a $1 million check for a presidential commission on obscenity and pornography. He declared, I will be back, as reporters gathered near the White House gates, arguing the issue involves free speech and harm, and urging a commission to study it.
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Washington
Larry Flynt
Hustler Magazine
President Carter
White House
Senate Confirms Warnke As Nuclear Negotiator
The Senate approved Paul C. Warnke 58 to 40 to negotiate with the Russians on nuclear arms, signaling a tough Senate review of any SALT treaty. Supporters hailed him as a strong negotiator despite resistance to new weapons and unilateral US moves.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
Paul C. Warnke
Soviet Union
Warnke
United States
Russia
Ohio U and OSU Vie for State Research Center Site
Ohio University officials told a House subcommittee that OU is the ideal site for a research center with an estimated $1 million raised by a severance tax. OSU officials noted the university already participates in programs including the college of osteopathic medicine and cited state Rep. Claire Ball Jr. of Athens as a graduate in supporting the proposal.
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Messenger
Ohio University
House
Ohio
OSU
Columbus
Claire Ball Jr
Athens
Both
Flood Insurance Topic Raises Questions at County Meeting
Athens County Commissioners discussed flood insurance benefits versus land use restrictions and a permit system. They noted no budgeted funds this year and stressed public hearings for eligibility. Fire chief Ritenour urged planning for a future fire house and possible funding.
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Coolville
Athens County
Steps Bronson
Karen
Adkins
Gary Ritenour
Directors Named For Club The Golden Wings CB Radio Club
The Golden Wings CB Radio Club with 48 members met at Chauncey Dover Lions Club. President James Kearns appointed a director board including Esther Kiser Charles Hunsicker Gerald Frank Carl. Final plans for a CB jamboree March 20 at Jacksonville Elementary School. Next meeting March 26 at 7 30 p.m. at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co office in Athens.
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Golden Wings
CB Radio Club
Chauncey- Dover Lions Club
James Kearns
Esther Kiser
Charles Hunsicker
Gerald Frank
Carl
Chauncey-Dover Lions Club
Jacksonville
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
South May Avenue
Athens
Blood drive at churches with free parking and babysitting
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits First Methodist Church at 2 S. College St Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free city parking is provided for donors and workers. Babysitting is offered at St. Paul’s Catholic Church. Appointments: 593-5273 or 503-6894.
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Red Cross
First Methodist Church
S. College St
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Hotline details for flood insurance program
A toll free line 800 424 8872 connects people with flood insurance information. HUD officials can be reached through the Flood Insurance Administration at 451 Seventh St SW Washington DC 20410 for further inquiries.
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Gata
National Insurance Pro
HUD
Miller
Flood Insurance Administration
Seventh St
Washington, D.C
Veterans housing program seeks 14 workers under CETA title I
Applications are open for low income veterans to join a new program funded with 100000 dollars. The initiative, run through Tri County Joint Vocational School, will employ 14 veterans under the CETA Title I framework to train in general electrical work carpentry and plumbing and work in the cy's housing program while taking classes.
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CAA
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Columbia Gas of Ohio Daily Situation Report March 8 1977
On March 8 1977 the average temperature across Columbia Gas of Ohio operations was 48 degrees 13 degrees above normal. Heating season totals show 184 352 300 000 cubic feet sent out with 24 848 800 000 cubic feet remaining. Residential small commercial and plant needs total 19 980 800 000 cubic feet. PUCO directs conservation guidance thermostats at 65 degrees or lower at night to meet residential demand.
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Columbia
Ohio
Columbia Gas
PUCO
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