CG&E Delinquent Bills Trigger Rush to Pay Across Area
CG&E reports a flood of payments as the threat of cutoffs spurs customers to settle bills. About 3,700 customers owed more than 300 dollars in the service area face possible disconnection, with 175 to 200 in Middletown, as the utility extends grace periods and maintains offices open to handle payments and arrangements.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cincinnati
Bruce Stoecklin
Cg&e
Stoecklin
Middletown
Cgo&ee
Main Street
Central Avenue
Butler
Butler County
Wilma Ruth
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Dayton Power & Light Co
Jobless rate dips to 7.3 percent in March
The Labor Department reports March unemployment at 7.3 percent with 513000 more jobs, 7.1 million unemployed, and total employment at 89.5 million. The improvement follows energy-related layoffs and winter effects, while economists caution about measurement limits and ongoing policy needs.
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Washington
Labor Department
Real life drama finale to Carter night at play
President Carter and Rosalynn returned from a theater night to a backyard intruder. A 26 year old woman scaled the White House fence and was arrested for unlawful entry as police guarded the grounds near the Washington Monument.
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Carter
Washington
Rosalynn
White House
Delores. Bauer
Bakersfield
Calif
Secret Service
Carters
Washington Monument
National Theater
Eugene O'Neill
Anna Christie
Liv Ullmann
Washington National Symphony
John F. Kennedy Center
Mstislav
DEA tightens controls on Darvon to curb abuse
The DEA imposes record keeping and limits refills for Darvon, the dextro propoxyphene painkiller from Eli Lilly. Officials say overdoses, illicit sales, and long term prescribing drive regulation, with five refills per prescription and a six month purchase window.
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Washington
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Eli Lilly & Co
Robert Zendzian
Zendzian
Darwon
Gromyko decries US arms plans as breach of Vladivostok deal
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko charged the Carter administration with crossing out Vladivostok accords by new US proposals on strategic arms. He said Washington’s plan would discard key Soviet rockets and opposed interim treaties, accusing Western press coverage of misrepresenting Moscow’s stance.
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Moscow
Andrei A Gromyko
Carter
Gromyko
Cyrus Vance
Vladivostok
Gerald R. Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Vance
Weekend Weather Outlook with Clouds and Rain
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies through Saturday morning with a chance of showers or thundershowers. Tonight's low is expected in the mid 40s and Saturdays high in the mid 60s with a 50 percent rain chance tonight and 70 percent on Saturday.
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Ford
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Ann Landers
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