Ohio gas cutbacks modest for Ohio. harm may hit central Kentucky
A federal energy report to 15 state governors warns Ohio will endure minor direct economic impacts from a winter gas shortage, while central Kentucky industries face severe risk from possible 100 percent cuts. Ohio may see 9 percent less gas. Kentucky about 4 percent, with up to 100 percent cuts for some Kentucky industrial sectors.
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Ohio urges homeowners to turn down heat to save gas
Ohio officials warn winter gas curtailments could reach 80 percent for industry. Susey cites 15 percent residential reductions as achievable while unions warn 60 to 80 percent cuts by suppliers could force plant shutdowns. Public awareness and information campaigns aim to curb residential use, though authority to mandate conservation is limited.
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Israel Egypt pact nears initialing despite last hurdles
In Jerusalem officials say the Israeli Egyptian agreement is expected for initialing Sunday or Monday as aides describe the talks as a tight race toward a final settlement. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger is cited among the U S officials guiding the effort.
Kissinger delays UN speech as Middle East pact nears
Henry Kissinger will postpone his United Nations address to Sept 3 as talks with Israel and Egypt near a comprehensive agreement. Egypt and Israel aim to withdraw from strategic passes, return oilfields, and set up American staffed surveillance posts in a new buffer zone. Bab el Mandeb will be recognized as an international waterway, allowing Israeli and Egyptian cargo movement through the Suez Canal.
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Eamon de Valera of Ireland Dies at 92 in Dublin
Eamon de Valera, who led Ireland to independence and served as president, died in a Dublin nursing home at age 92 after years of declining health. He was born in the United States and retired in 1973 after two presidential terms, with family and staff present as Mass was celebrated in his room.
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Showers Possible Tonight Through Tuesday in Middletown
A weather outlook calls for a chance of showers in the Middletown area from tonight through Tuesday. Lows expected in the 60s and highs in the 80s, with yesterday’s high at 88 and overnight low near 70.
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State tax head dies
State Tax Commissioner Gerald S. Collins died after hospitalization for cancer. He was 36, the youngest member of Gov. James A. Rhodes' cabinet. Collins began in Rhodes' office in 1964 and became deputy tax commissioner in 1968, later serving as tax commissioner from January 1975.
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Man surrenders after holding two officers at Cincinnati station
A 28 year old man, Robert Krista of Oakley, armed with a shotgun, held two officers hostage at the District Six police station for more than an hour to register a domestic complaint. He surrendered peacefully after his wife was brought to the scene. no shots were fired.
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Oakley
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Rhodes proposes Civil Service over lottery director and staff
Gov. James A. Rhodes backs a bill to place the lottery director and all staff under Civil Service while keeping some governor appointment power. Two commissioners support the change. Jean Takacs objects to shifting firing authority from the five-member commission. The plan also requires open meetings except for personnel matters.
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Wrestling promoter wins big Buckeye 300 jackpot in Ohio
Akron promoter Walter J. Moore, 69, claimed the $300,000 Buckeye 300 prize after decades in wrestling and influencing Gorgeous George to color his hair white. Other winners included W. Earl Hillips of Cincinnati for $30,000 and four $15,000 prizes to Schram, Sandlin, Hard, and Williams. Special Lucky Buck drawings awarded up to $150,000 to Lumpkin.
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Cincinnati
Not Big Winner Vernon Sandlin Misses Lottery Grand Prize
Vernon Sandlin of Middleton learns he will not win the 300000 prize after being first eliminated when two others picked his number six. He still gains 15000 for a down payment on a new home and will stay at Kroger on Breiel Boulevard. He bought a ramp ticket after work, the first in five months.
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