Ecologist Urges Mindful Use of Resources at Miami University
Frank McCormick, ecologist and botany professor, spoke at Miami University Middletown campus warning that frontier expansion has ended. He blamed thoughtless population behavior for energy loss, pollution, inflation, and shrinking freedoms, urging sustainable coexistence with the environment.
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Sandy Pawelkoski
Frank McCormick
Middletown
Miami University
Tropics
America
McCormick
Democratic reformers seek McGovern quota system shakeup
In Washington AP report party reformers push to drop the delegate quota system that aided Sen. George McGovern’s presidential nomination. The move signals a shift in how delegates are allocated within the Democratic party.
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Washington
Sen
George McGovern
Commission On
Coalition For A Democratic Majority
CDM
McGovern
Chicago
Richard Daley
MacGovern
Farmers call for stronger credit amid expanding markets
A top Agriculture Department official warns American farmers need a robust, responsive credit system to support rising production. J. Phil Campbell notes credit growth will help free up 42.6 million acres for production as 19.1 million acres are set aside this year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
J. Phil Campbell
Campbell
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Mead Corp elects Warren L. Batts president in Dayton
Warren L. Batts former group vice president was chosen president of Mead Corp by the board in Dayton. He succeeds Paul V. Allemany who moves to a board post while top executives focus on strategy and operations. The company also declared quarterly and preferred dividends. locaux
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Warren L. Batts
Mead Corp
Dayton
Batts
Mead
Middletown
Wrenn Papers
Paul V. Allemany
James W. McSwiney
William W. Wommack
McSwiney
Allemany
Triangle Corp
Franklin trustees approve Woodhill Cemetery tractorPurchase
Franklin Township trustees authorize buying a new tractor for Woodhill Cemetery at about 1700 dollars after trading in two old tractors.
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Franklin
Franklin Township
Woodhill Cemetery
Ohio 73 closure between 48 and Waynesville for culvert work
The Ohio 73 section between Ohio 48 and Waynesville closed yesterday at 3 p.m. for about two weeks to replace three culverts. Detour routes divert eastbound traffic south on 48 to 122 then 42 to 73 reentry in Waynesville with reverse path for westbound traffic.
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Ohio 73
Ohio 48
Waynesville
District 8
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ohio
Lane College Choir to Perform at McKinley Saturday
The 40 member Lane College Choir of Jackson Tennessee directed by Robert Owens will present a concert tomorrow at 7 p.m. at McKinley Middle School. Sponsored by the McKinley band and chorus, proceeds go toward purchasing school instruments. Tickets are priced at 1 dollar.
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Lane College Choir
Jackson, Tenn
McKinley Middle
Belleville man electrocuted at Mansfield plant
Harold M. Walters, 43, of Belleville, died Thursday while working on switch gear at Ideal Electric and Manufacturing Co. in Mansfield. A firm spokesman confirmed the accident.
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Mansfield, Ohio
Harold M. Walters
Belleville
Ideal Electric and Manufacturing Co
Ohio commission stalled over highway funds for mass transit
Ohio Constitutional Revision Commission votes 11-6 to send a proposal allowing use of highway tax revenues for mass transit back to the Taxation Committee. Highway lobby opposes shifting funds, arguing current revenues are insufficient for highways now and in the future.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Commission
Committee On Taxation
James W. Shacknessy
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Richard Carter
Fostoria
Delco
Sohio chairman warns of growing U.S. fuel dependence
Standard Oil of Ohio chairman Charles A. Spahr told stockholders the next five to six years will be difficult as the nation cannot produce enough oil and will rely more on foreign sources. He backed the Alaska pipeline idea, opposed a Canadian route, and warned of refinery constraints from high sulfur crude. He noted Ohio's transportation funding debates and highway needs amid rapid vehicle growth, stressing highways as economic catalysts.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Charles A. Spahr
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
SOHIO
Spahr
Congress
Alaska
Canada
Sewage chief calls EPA plan tax and purity risk
Lorain Ohio city service director Elio Jacobozzi says the EPA proposed sewage treatment standards would make sewage more pure than drinking water and calls the permits a new and designed tax in a letter to the agency.
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Lorain, Ohio
Lorain
Elio Jacobozzi
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Jacobozzi
EPA
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McKinley
U.S
Ronald M. Motts
D- 24
Parma
Senate Applied Technology and Local Services Committee
Karl Rothermund Jr
Ohio Contractors Association
Robert JT. Pendergast
Ohio Highway Users Federation
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Duo Tang
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Middletown Shopping Center
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