Ohio to rely on Alaska gas for 5 to 10 percent supply
Public Utilities Commission chairman Luther Heckman says Ohio will obtain 5 to 10 percent of its natural gas from Alaska by the early 1980s. He notes Alcan pipeline completion will raise gas cost to 3 to 6 dollars per thousand cubic feet, up from 1.45 dollars. Governor James A. Rhodes received the letter detailing the estimate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alaska
Luther Heckman
Public Utilities Commission
United States
Heckman
James A. Rhodes
Farmer Refuses Cash in Easement Dispute at Trial
In Hamilton Ohio a jury ordered farmer George Eaton to accept 24750 for a 74 acre easement for Cincinnati Gas & Electric power lines after he refused money, saying wealth is the root of all evil. His wife agreed to accept the payment though he did not.
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Hamilton
Ohio
George Eaton
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred Cramer
Cg&e
Eaton
Cramer
Cincinnati firefighter wins Franklin Award for saving 30 lives
Denver AP reports 21 year Cincinnati Fire Department veteran honored with the Benjamin Franklin Award of the International Association of Fire Chiefs for saving 30 lives in the May 28 Southgate Kentucky supper club fire. Sabino told reporters that despite Beverly Hills tragedy the public remains apathetic about fire dangers in gatherings.
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Denver
Cincinnati Fire Department
Benjamin Franklin
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Southgate
Peter L. Sabino
Beverly Hills
Boyle Leaves Hospital After Heart Ailment For Washington
Former United Mine Workers president W A Tony Boyle was discharged from Crozer Chester Medical Center and headed home to Washington D C. The 75 year old former leader was treated for a heart ailment and required care as his second trial on charges related to the assassination of Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter was postponed to January 16.
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Chester, Pa
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony’ Boyle
Washington, D.C
Boyle
Joseph
Jock
Yablonski
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Kissinger Receives West German Grand Cross Award
West Germany honors former U S secretary of state Henry Kissinger with the Grand Cross of the Federal Order of Merit. Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher says the award recognizes Kissinger’s work strengthening U S West German relations. Genscher presented the award on Tuesday in New York.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.S
Henry Kissinger
West Germany
Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Kissinger
United States
Genscher
Actor Ed Asner sues over charity show fraud claims
Ed Asner alleges he was paid only union scale to appear on CBS Circus of the Stars after being led to believe proceeds would benefit charity. He seeks 121500 more plus 100000 in punitive damages and back pay of 21500. The Motion Picture Fund says no proceeds were given and withdrew support before the Jan 10 telecast.
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Los Angeles
Ed Asner
Asner
Circus of the Stars
Motion Picture and Television Fund
Lou Grant
Jack Staggs
Motion Picture Fund
People’s Choice Awards Inc
Robert Stivers
Proctor and Gamble
Notables Help School Aids Breda College Auction
Owensboro Kentucky APR Raquel Welch Dustin Hoffman Alfred Hitchcock and Daniel Ellsberg join Breda College fundraising for a new student center. More than 100 celebrity souvenirs go on the block October 15 to raise six hundred thousand dollars, including autographed items from Welch Hoffman Ellsberg Hitchcock and Savalas.
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Owensboro
Raquel Welch
Dustin Hoffman
Alfred Hitchcock
Daniel Ellsberg
Breda College
Western Kentucky
Miss Welch
Hoffman
Ellsberg
Telly Savalas
Kojak
Archbishop Blanch Becomes First Archbishop in Balloon Flight
Archbishop of York Stuart Blanch 59, a WWII RAF navigator, flew 35 minutes from Bishopthorpe Palace and landed 10 miles away becoming the first archbishop to travel by hot air balloon.
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York, England
York
Stuart Blanch
Church of England
Dr. Blanch
Bishopthorpe
Athens District Receives 188 500 For High School Upgrades
The Athens City School District will receive 188 500 in Local Public Works funds to improve energy conservation at the high school. Work includes insulation and movable walls to trap heat, with construction set to begin within 90 days. The grant may free bond funds for renovations elsewhere in the district.
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Athens City
Federal Economic Development Administration
EDA
Supt
Roger Thompson
Thompson
Sam Henderson
Henderson
Banks Wins Seat on Sheltering Arms Board
The Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation elected one new member to its board of trustees and re-elected two incumbents Tuesday. The new member is George A. Banks of Athens, former Athens junior high teacher, dairy operator, and Ohio State Legislature member. Evans and Dr William H. Allen Jr. were re elected.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital Foundation
George A. Banks
Athens
Athens High School
Ohio University
Banks
Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas E. Evans
William H. Allen Jr
Funds OKd for Hospital Project
O Bleness Memorial Hospital获 $800000 expansion grant from Appalachian Regional Commission to expand ambulatory care and out patient facilities. James Boyce notified by US Rep Clarence Miller's office. ARC study supported need. Architects told to proceed. no completion date set. Board to modify residency bylaw and quorum rules.
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O’ Bleness Memorial Hospital
Appalachian Regional Commission
James Boyce
Clarence Miller
Alcohol Project Gets Two Grants in Athens County
The Athens County Alcoholism Program receives two Ohio Department of Health grants: a 15,250 continuation grant for the three year demonstration program begun August 1975, and a 15,000 Special Project Block Service Grant to hire a fulltime alcoholism counselor amid rising referrals from social services, courts, and police.
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Athens County
Ohio Department of Health
Jonathan Masood
Ohio
Masood
Rolfing practice grows as new Athens rolf er opens
Dr Charles Lustfield, a PhD in math and not a medical doctor, roots rolfing in fascia manipulation to lengthen joints and align the body for gravity. He explains rolfing is not medical care and works on soft tissue to restore natural position. Lustfield trained three and a half years, certified in March, and plans a public lecture and film in Morton Hall. He notes rolfing suits healthy individuals and originated with Ida Rolf at Columbia University. Local Meigs schools board met Friday for a special session on staff hiring.
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Rolfer
Charles Lustfield
Athens
Heidi Knapp Messenger
A Rolfer
Lustfield
Rolfers
Rolf
Rolfing
Ida P. Rolf
Columbia University
Esalen Institute
California
Dayton
Ohio
Florida
Rolf Institute
West
Middleport
Meigs
Notice on Voter Registration Hours in Athens County
Athens County Board of Elections lists registration hours at the Court House through October 18 with extended hours on October 18. Qualifying voters must be U.S. citizens, Ohio residents for 30 days, Athens County residents, and 18 by November 9, 1977, signed by the board chairman and members.
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Board of Elections
Court House
United States
Ohio
Athens County
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