Ohio Bell Rate Hike OK'd for Major Road Resurfacing Plan
The Ohio Department of Transportation confirms an extensive highway resurfacing program in the Hocking Valley led by F.H. Brewer Co. Work spans U.S. 33, Ohio 93, and Ohio 56 across five counties with multiple contracts totaling over $208,000. Plans include Appalachian Highway sections from Athens to Albany with bids scheduled from 1976 to 1981.
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Hocking Valley
Ralph Larimer
South Logan
Ohio Department of Transportation
Hocking
Athens
Vinton
Gallia
Meigs
F.H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
U.S. 33
Haydenville
Nelsonville
North Corporation
Hocking County
Athens County
Ohio 93
Vinton County
Ohio
Brewer Co
Albany
Claire
Buzz) Ball
Athens-to-Albany
Blackburn Rd.-to-Albany
Ball
Ohio Bell Gets PUCO OK for 200 Million Rate Hike
The Public Utility Commission of Ohio approved an increase to bring in 200 million dollars. Residential bills rise by 3 dollars monthly and installation charges jump from 16 to 36.50 dollars. In Columbus a 50 cent less than unlimited 30 local call plan is offered at 7.50 dollars a month with nine cent per extra call. Long distance Ohio calls rise about 37 percent. out of state calls unchanged.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Public Utility Commission of Ohio
Ohio Bell
Ohio
PUCO
Bell
Columbus
Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
UAW
IAM
Blood Disorder Seen in U S Embassy Child in Moscow
A 3 year old American girl removed from the U S Embassy in Moscow hospitalizes in the United States for a rare blood disorder. Doctors seek a diagnosis while officials note radiation exposure is not yet proven as the cause. The State Department cites reduced microwave beams and funds Johns Hopkins to study health histories of Moscow personnel.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Moscow
United States
Herbert Pollack
Pollack
George
Washington University
Robert Funseth
Funseth
Markets Rally as Fed Policy Talk Boosts Stocks
New York markets rose on talk of easing Federal Reserve credit policy. The Dow Jones industrial average advanced about three points in brisk trading, with gainers leading decliners by roughly two to one among NYSE issues.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Production Curtailed At Logan Carborundum Plant
The Logan plant of Carborundum Co will run on a curtailed one shift from July 19 as 80 production employees and 30 maintenance workers handle the partial shutdown for new air conditioner installations. Full production resumes at 9 a.m. July 25 for mix room staff. Vacationing employees should call production manager B. W. Schultz by noon Tuesday to arrange leave or vacation eligibility during the shutdown.
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Logan
Carborundum Co
B. W. Schultz
New York Convention Transformed Into Political Arena
The Democratic National Convention in New York uses Madison Square Garden as a compact arena with 20 000 seats and a transformed back exhibition space for media. Ringling style circus imagery lingers as planners report a calm build with 1 4 million spent and 80 to 90 firms involved.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Madison Square
Raymond R. Hertler
Hertler
Angry President Nixes Bias Order
President Ford halted a HEW ruling banning single sex school events after irritation at the story. A study was ordered to see if such events violate Title IX and federal sex discrimination laws while a women's group argues these functions reinforce stereotypes and should end.
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Washington
Ford
Civil Rights Office
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
White House
Ron Nessen
HEW
Scottsdale, Ariz
Scottsdale
Nessen
Congress
National Organization For Women
Lynda Weston
David Mathews
Nelsen
Nancy Low
Mathews
Department
Western diplomats seek broad clash with terrorism at UN
United Nations diplomats plan to expand debate on Israel's Uganda rescue raid into a wider condemnation of terrorism and hijacking. The session was postponed to Friday to await Uganda Foreign Minister Juan Oris arrival.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
Israel
Uganda
Juan Oris
Weather forecast for Hocking Valley Friday
Partly cloudy weather with a 40 percent chance of rain and highs in the mid 80s is the Hocking Valley forecast for Friday. It was 75 degrees under cloudy skies at 11 a.m. today after an overnight low of 63 and a high of 74 Wednesday. Rain in the last 24 hours measured one quarter of an inch.
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Hocking Valley
Commissioners Set Friday Meeting in Hocking County Courthouse
Hocking County commissioners will hold their weekly meeting at 9 30 a m Friday in the courthouse due to a holiday date change.
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Hocking County
Logan GE workers vote on latest contract offer
Logan GE workers at the Logan Glass Plant vote today on a new three year contract offer after the prior agreement expired. Local 1017 secretary Kenneth Brooks says meetings at noon and 7 p.m. will decide whether to accept the offer or press for further negotiations.
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Local 1017
American Flint
Glass Workers of North America
General Electric Co
Logan Glass
Kenneth Brooks
OCAW
Bob Gosnell
1017
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Ohio 328
Union Furnace
Stella Ervin
Friesner Ave
Stella
Daily News
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Julie A. Bell
Merl Bell
Church St
William H. and
Flora Riecker
Ohio University
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Chicago
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