Gunman holds mortgage executive hostage in Indianapolis siege
A gunman chained to a 3rd-floor apartment holds Meridian Mortgage executive O. Hall, threatening dire consequences. Police and Army bomb squad monitor a tense standoff after the man demanded a loan remission and contested media reports while about 500 residents evacuated.
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Indiana
Alfred Walker
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Once Generals
CG&E extends curtailment for 16,000 small gas users
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co extends the curtailment through March 31 for about 16,000 small non domestic customers. Schools in Middletown remain on 30 percent curtailment using propane to fuel operations. many area businesses have cut hours but continue to run.
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Weather forecast notes mild, changing to possible precip
Fair skies tonight with a low around the mid teens and a partly cloudy day. Temperatures will reach the mid forties and a ten percent chance of precipitation exists tonight and Thursday. Yesterday high reached 25 and overnight low 14. Extended outlook shows mild weather into Sunday with a chance of rain or light snow Saturday and Sunday.
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PUCO puzzled by gas supply rumors and statements
In Columbus the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio voiced frustration over unclear natural gas supply status for homes. Commissioners pressed for reliable data as officials cited conflicting figures from the governor and Columbia Gas, while Columbia sought a temporary repeal of House Bill 1213 to recover emergency gas costs.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
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Columbia
Columbia Gas
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Luther Heckman
Commission
Whyolumbia
Robert S. Ryan
Energy and Resource and Development Agency
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Michael Strnziano
Columbus
Gas bills set to double from last year says utility
A CG&E spokesman warns homeowners will see gas heating bills about twice those a year ago due to a colder January and a 25 percent base rate hike plus a 20 percent supplier price increase. Even all electric homes face higher costs in this severe winter.
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