Energy saving plan targets school vacations and heat use
Ohio researchers from Battelle propose moving the school year to winter and tightening heating and ventilation to cut energy use. They estimate shutting schools in cold months could cut energy by 24 percent, while better ventilation and properly tuned boilers reduce heat loss and boost efficiency.
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Ohio
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Rhodes wins support for Ohio gas flow in DC visit
Ohio Governor James A Rhodes, in Washington, reports a commitment from Federal Power Commission Chairman Richard Dunham to help move additional natural gas through interstate pipelines for Ohio utilities. FPC says no gas supplies are under its direct control for reallocation. Rhodes and state energy chief Robert S Ryan push to relax environmental rules on burning Ohio high sulfur coal to avert doubled utility bills and jobs losses.
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Ohio
James A Rhodes
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Brock wins GOP chair on third ballot amid rebuild pledge
William Brock III edges Richard Richards and others on the third ballot to become Republican national chairman. He vows to spearhead a bottom up rebuild, attract new voters, and win Black support, signaling potential friction with current Republican officeholders as the Carter transition approaches.
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Megera the Cincinnati gorilla dies after illness
Megera a 13 year old female gorilla on loan from Gardens Tampa died after lung inflammation from a virus. Zoo director Ed Maruska said medical staff tried four doctors and that the loss impacts breeding for the endangered species. The infant male born Christmas morning remains in care and will eventually go to St. Louis.
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Megera
Tampa
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T' Baby
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Special license plates for handicapped motorists announced
Governor Rhodes announced that new special license plates marked with the international wheelchair symbol are now being accepted. The plates, issued through the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in Columbus, provide access to close in parking at government offices and overtime privileges on select city streets. Local deputy registrars cannot issue them. Fees remain the same as regular plates.
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James A Rhodes
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Longet Convicted of Criminally Negligent Homicide in Sabich Death
In Aspen Colorado a state district court jury found Claudine Longet guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the March shooting death of her ski camp lover Vladimir Spider Sabich. The verdict carries a maximum sentence of two years and a $5000 fine.
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Omer
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Frigid Arctic Air Brings Snow Flurries to Ohio
An Arctic air mass moves into Ohio bringing frigid temps and light snow. Tonight lows near 5 below zero, Sunday highs near 10, then fair Monday with a chance of snow Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures dip to near zero at night and reach into the teens or low 20s during the day.
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