Rhodes rejects mandatory energy cuts in Ohio
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes opposes compulsory electricity conservation for businesses and citizens, favoring voluntary measures. He cites past failures and urges federal action to end the coal strike while mediators press UMW and Bituminous Coal negotiators to resolve economic disputes.
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CG&E Warns Of Power Curtailments In Ohio Region
Cincinnati Gas & Electric warns that a coal shortage and a United Mine Workers strike threaten electric service across the area. Dickhoner says 25 percent curtailment could begin by 25 days, or 50 percent if the strike continues, with communities already cutting use and planning brownouts if coal supply worsens.
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Kidnapped Girl Returns Home After Ransom Drop
Calvin Klein and his 11 year old daughter Marci were in seclusion after paying $100,000 to kidnappers at the Pan Am building to secure her release. The girl was taken on her way to school and held for nearly 10 hours in an Upper East Side apartment. A family doctor says she is physically unharmed.
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Carter Sadat discuss Middle East at Camp David retreat
President Carter and Egyptian President Sadat meet at Camp David to push for progress on Palestinian self determination and the Sinai settlements as they weigh resuming suspended negotiations. Sadat urges dismantling Jewish settlements and guarantees for Palestinians on the West Bank and Gaza while both leaders seek a new Middle East framework.
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Alleged spy wont leave U S
Vietnam's U N ambassador Dinh Ba Thi defies a U S order to depart over espionage allegations. The Vietnamese mission calls the actions fabricated and warns of harm to Vietnam U S relations and U N Charter. State Department notes Thi was told to exit promptly under headquarters agreement rules.
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Phillips ordered to rehab after arrest in West Hollywood
Beverly Hills AP Mackenzie Phillips, 18, co star of One Day at a Time, must spend six months in a drug rehabilitation program after a disorderly conduct arrest. Police found her semistuporous on a West Hollywood street November 3 with alcohol and Quaalude in her system. She was charged November 29 with being disorderly under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
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Chicago Daily News to Fold If Losses Persist
Publisher Marshall Field told Chicago Daily News staff the paper will fold March 4 unless losses are dramatically cut. He cited an $11 million loss last year and bleak prospects. Field spoke after a board meeting amid days of folding rumors.
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Drought recovery described as remarkable in January
The US Geological Survey reports California and the Pacific Northwest showing a remarkable recovery from a severe two year drought. Carroll Saboe said stream water levels reached excessive ranges for the first month since 1975 and coastal reservoirs quadrupled storage in two months.
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Ohio air base may be closed
Gov. James A. Rhodes reacts to reports that Rickenbacker Air Force Base near Columbus will close soon. An unidentified source said the Defense Department will announce the closure within about 30 days with a phased shutdown over several months.
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Occasional Snow Forecast Through Midweek
A weather outlook calls for occasional snow tonight and Sunday with a low around 10 and a high near 30 tomorrow. The extended period shows a chance of snow increasing by Wednesday, with lows from near zero to the upper teens and daytime highs in the 20s to 30s.
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