Gulf Oil Ties Shaky Uranium Price Fixing Cartel
Documents show Gulf Oil Corp and Canadian subsidiaries joined an international cartel to fix uranium prices and supplies dating to 1972. Minutes, memoranda, and Canadian government participation are revealed as House subcommittee opens hearings. Gulf leaders face subpoenas.
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Gulf Oil
Washington
Gulf Oil Corp
House
Gulf
Government of
Canada
Jerrold McAfee
U.S
John Moss
D-Calif
Subcommittee
Westinghouse
France
South Africa
United States
Teacher Tenure Bill Advances to Ohio Senate Approval
The Ohio House approved a bill granting lifetime contracts to teachers with three years service and education hours, proposing four contract types and due process for firings. The measure, backed by Rep. Michael P. Stinziano, faces Senate scrutiny with an amendment delaying its effective date to July 1, 1978.
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Ohio Education Association
Senate
DEA
James A. Rhodes
Michael P. Stinziano
D- 30
Columbus
Norman A. Murdock
Cincinnati
Murdock
Hamilton County
Patrick A. Sweeney
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
John E. Johnson
Orrville
Boards of Education
Jury Trial Opens On Contested Will In Hocking County
A jury trial opened in Probate Court in Hocking County over the contested will of Cecile Glenn. Plaintiff Winona Tatman of Columbus sues Roy Glenn Jr. of Nelsonville Rt. 2, heir at law and executor, alleging disputes over the estate.
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Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Winona Tatman
Columbus
Roy Glenn Jr
Nelsonville Rt. 2
Cecile Glenn
Glenn
Athens
James Stilwell
John J. Myers
John Vasko
John Eberst
Eloise Thompson
John Corne
Bobby Wilson
Betty Kinnison
Marlene Elkins
Jean Ann Johnson
House votes to limit veterans benefits in aid program
The House, debating a 70.2 billion dollar funding bill for HUD, Treasury, VA, EPA and 13 other agencies, moved to deny veterans benefits to some Vietnam era discharges and urged HUD to review a regulation affecting housing assistance for homosexual couples. The action followed a 374 to 32 vote.
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Washington
House
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Treasury Department
Veterans Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
Senate
Warren pleads innocent to two Hocking County charges
Michael Jack Warren of Lancaster pleads not guilty at arraignment on resisting arrest and carrying a concealed weapon charges. Cases continued on $100 cash bond. State Highway Patrol filed the charges.
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Michael Jack Warren
Lancaster
Hocking
Warren
Gwendolyn Thimmes
State Highway Patrol
Major Phone Cable Addition Begins In Logan
General Telephone Co of Ohio begins a $43,500 cable expansion in the Logan exchange to improve service for 5,893 customers across 309 square miles in Hocking and Vinton counties. The project includes burial where possible and replaces some existing lines with maintenance in mind, targeting year-end 1977 completion.
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Pace Pipeline Co
Delmont
Good Hope
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp
Hocking
Fairfield Counties
Buena Vista Rd
Rockbridge
U.S. 33
Crawford
Sugar Grove
Ohio
Wildcat Hollow
Cantwell Cliffs
Mound Crossing
Arthur D. Apple
Columbia
Daily News
Reggie Brown
Logan Exchange
General Telephone Co
Jim L. Parker
Athens
Vinton
Grade cards for grades seven to eleven released Friday
Final grade cards for students in grades 7 through 11 for the 1976-77 term will be available in the principals offices between 7 30 a m and 3 p m Friday.
Senate Democrats Boost Education Funding in Ohio Budget
Senate Finance Committee members added about 58.2 million dollars to the House approved education funds for the next two years. Of this, 52 million goes to basic aid and 6.2 million to create 200 new special education units.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Department of Taxation
Ohio State Budget Work Nears Finish Amid Senate Debates
Senate Finance Committee moves to wrap two year Ohio budget after House approval. The panel adopted 65 amendments including a 58.2 million boost for K-12 education. Republicans block and later back a near defeat on the budget language bill, while a public school teacher tenure measure advances to the Senate. The era of swift legislature faces July 29 adjournment as key provisions on the Ohio Highway Patrol non-highway uses draw intense debate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Statehouse
Representatives
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Ocasek
Executive Branch
Ohio Highway Patrol
Harry Meshel
D-33
Youngstown
Thomas A. van Meter
R-19
Ashland
van Meter
Meshe
Full House At Hospital Reaches 89 Patients
Hocking Valley Community Hospital runs at capacity with 89 patients, including one baby. Three patients occupy corridor space while only maternity beds are empty. Administrator David Arledge notes this mirrors a year with unusually low winter census due to severe cold.
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Hocking Valley Community Hospital
David Arledge
Arledge
New York Stocks Dip After Weak Market Showing
The Dow Jones industrial average slid about two points in early trading as stocks retreated following Wednesday's weak market performance.
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New York
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Stalin
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Spain
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