Sadat Eyes U S Role Ahead of Camp David Talks
U S help sought by Sadat as Cairo sources say no dramatic breakthrough likely from Camp David meeting with President Carter. Sadat to visit Washington after Rabat stop with King Hassan as talks on Sinai withdrawals stall with Israel insisting settlements remain. Assistant Secretary Atherton and Egyptian spokesman reported a broad review of issues to be discussed.
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Coal strike settlement nears as UMW and operators resume talks
The 160,000 member United Mine Workers strike enters its 59th day. Negotiations resume after a seven hour session following a breakdown on Sunday. Even with an agreement, ratification will take at least 10 days, keeping pressure on energy supplies and prompting local disruptions including Logansport Indiana declaring a state of emergency and schools closing.
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Crime Alert Police Hotline Publicized as Safety Reminder
A public notice urges residents to call 425-7700 to report crimes or suspicious activity. The alert emphasizes using the police hotline to enhance community safety and rapid response.
Utilities in Ohio brace as coal shortages bite power supply
Columbus turns off street lights to save energy as C&SOE warns of dwindling coal stockpiles and looming curtailments. Cincinnati fears shutdowns if the coal strike ends late, threatening water and life sustaining services. Cleveland reports higher stockpiles but warns rolling blackouts if fuel drops. Dayton imposes voltage cuts while urging broad conservation.
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Ohio River Jam Grows to Two Miles Behind Markland Dam
An ice jam behind Markland Dam near Warsaw Kentucky stretches about 20 miles long and 10 feet deep forcing closure of the dam. Army Corps officials acknowledge relief may rely on natural movement as explosive attempts to clear a channel fail to shorten the bottleneck.
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Ohio Energy Crisis Warns of Mass Layoffs in Ohio
The Energy Department warns that Ohio faces a coal shortage threatening electric production with up to 700000 workers at risk of layoffs by end of February according to U S officials.
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Snowstorm drifts across eastern states with light Ohio snow
A weak two part storm moves along the Gulf and southern Atlantic coasts while a northern trough brings light snow to southeastern Ohio. One to two inches possible in that area as weekend snow chances arise. Forecast calls for clearing tonight and a low in the low teens. Friday should be sunny then cloudy with highs 25 to 30.
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