A Time for Decisions on Energy by Ohio Power Executive
Charles A. Heller of Ohio Power argues for rapid coal expansion to avert electric shortages in the 1980s. He pins future energy on coal, conservation, and nuclear power, warning that without strong coal growth the nation faces shortages and unpopularity for Carter.
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Ohio Power Co
Jimmy Carter
Portsmouth
Carter
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Heller
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Tam
Ohio Power
Calculator use in schools not linked to student decline
An education professor told AAAS there is no hard evidence that using hand calculators improves or worsens student outcomes. He rejects the claim that calculators rot minds and notes parents often start calculator use at home around tax time rather than in supermarkets on Saturdays.
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University of Chicago
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Ronald Gilmore
National Association of Letter Carriers
Afl-Cio
Gilmore
Athens County
City of
Athens
City Council
Athens County Municipal Court
ACLU Voices On Moral Movie Curbs At Athens Theater
Professor Dr. Goedicke of Ohio University argues against using law to enforce private morals after Athens theater operators limit pornographic films. He notes rights of individuals and minorities, urges local measures and tolerance toward diverse lifestyles.
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Victor Goedicke
Ted Jones
Athens
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Jones
Ohio State Aclu
Guiding Hand Child Conservation League
Dr. Goedicke
Ohio University
Messenger
Shade Biddy League thanks Guard for armory use
The Shade Biddy League hockey team expresses gratitude to Maj. Al Sands and the Ohio National Guard for allowing practice and scrimmages in the armory gym at a reduced rental. The note credits the armory as a valuable facility for about 100 players and spectators and thanks the Chauncey-Dover Lions Club for sponsoring related events.
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Maj
al Sands
Ohio National Guard
Major Sands
Chauncey-Dover Lions Club
Devron Steele
Mike Young
Bob Geller
Bob Steele
Legislators Costing Public $39,000 Each
The Ohio legislature faces high per member costs for 1991 funding. House support runs about $29,000 per legislator including salaries and travel. Senate averages near $69,000 per member. Debate over mileage reimbursements, salaries, and book allocations continues as ethics panel considers changes.
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Ohio
House
Joseph Sommer
Senate
William Chavanne
Sommer
General Assembly
Ethics
Arthur Wilkowski
D46
Toledo
Legislative Service Commission
Legislative Reference Bureau
Assembly
111Th General Assembly
So Just Where Has India Gone Really
William J Buckley questions the Moynihan India democracy praise arguing Indira Gandhi empowered the 1966 to 77 election. He notes uncertainty about Indian voters opposing tyranny and warns despots may imitate Mrs Gandhi’s example rather than spreading democratic reform.
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William J. Buckley
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Senate
the Republic of India
Indira Gandhi
Moynihan
Roosevelt
Maine
Vermont
Gandhi
Carters Frontiers in Showbiz Riches After White House
A New York Times piece reports presidents and families leverage post office fame for contracts. Ford family money and projects dominate the scene with NBC documentaries books and TV roles while Carter prospects draw hefty bids and media interest.
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United States
New York Times
William Morris Agency
Ford
Jack Ford
Susan Ford
Steve Ford
Harper & Row
Reader's
NBC
Rolling Stone
Hollywood
Good Housekeeping
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