PUCO Exempts Some Columbia Gas Self-Help Customers
Ohio regulators ruled Columbia Gas of Ohio will not charge certain self help customers for emergency gas purchases. Exemptions apply to customers using only their own gas or those who pre specify emergency needs. Costs for emergency gas will be allocated over a five month winter heating season.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Columbia
Ohio Manufacturers Association and
Whirlpool Corp
Unwilling to Accept Age
Cincinnati AP report says the AARP and the National Retired Teachers Association note many reject joining due to stereotypes of aging. Harriet Miller, executive director of both groups, cites fears about losing purpose after retirement and portrayals of the elderly as feeble or destitute. Regional convention discussed these views.
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Cincinnati
American Association of Retired Persons
National Retired Teachers Association
Harriet Miller
Calhoun Rally Backs Bert Lance Ahead of Senate Probe
About 1,500 residents in Calhoun Georgia gathered to support Bert Lance the director of the Office of Management and Budget on the eve of his Senate Finance Committee appearance. The crowd gave a standing ovation as the high school band played You'll Never Walk Alone and I Did It My Way.
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Calhoun, Ga
Bert
Good Ole Georgia
Calhoun
Federal Office of Management and Budget
Senate
Dayan Leaves Israel With Draft Peace Treaty
Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan departed Tel Aviv with a draft peace treaty he said Arab ministers in New York would likely reject. He called the plan a negotiation basis. Arabs demand Israel withdraw from all territory occupied in the 1967 war, and Dayan noted the proposals differ little from prior Israeli offers.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Moshe Dayan
New York
Dayan
Ben-Gurion International
Moon Not Sighted Delays Eid Ul Fitr in Pakistan
Millions of Pakistanis fasted an extra day as religious committees in Pakistan failed to sight the new moon ending Ramadan. Authorities postponed Eid ul Fitr until Friday, delaying travel and holiday shopping for the festival of breaking the fast.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
East State Street widening eyed for design funding
Engineers estimate 40300 dollars to develop design options for the East State Street widening project. Engineering Associates of Wooster will propose steps to state officials for up to six alternative designs, including a median option, with hearings planned after option completion.
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Steve Robb Messenger
East State Street
Service Safety
Phil Goldsberry
Engineering Associates of
Wooster
Ohio Department of Transportation
Goldsberry
Murphy to resign as Athens County CETA coordinator
Harry Murphy, 28, will leave his post as Athens County CETA coordinator effective Oct. 7 after 15 months. He plans to farm, seek a part time teaching post at Ohio University and work part time selling insulation. The program employs about 70 workers.
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Harry Murphy
Athens County
CETA
Murphy
Ohio University
Shooting Victim Testifies In Athens Court Hearing
Marsha Beatty of Albany testified in Municipal Court about being shot by her ex husband Robert Trader. Trader, 30, was bound over to the Athens County grand jury after a preliminary hearing for attempted murder. Beatty described two gunshots at her Albany Arms apartment and said she will undergo surgery to remove a slug from her head.
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Robert Trader
Marsha Beatty
Albany
Miss Beatty
Trader
Athens County Grand Jury
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
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Associated Press
D&s
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
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Johnson Road
Ann Howland
Gary Sarver
Howland and
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Athens Psychology Clinic Inc
Bowman’s Dept. Store
Chauncey, Ohio
Hocking
Advanced Food Service Management
Hocking Technical College
Nelsonville
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