Rhodes Shifts Focus From Deep Freeze To Wendy's Hamburger Spur
Gov. James A. Rhodes in Columbus spoke of improving weather yet warned more snow could cripple Ohio. He highlighted federal aid needs for 13 counties and disclosed a state plow unit parked at a Wendy's in north Columbus. Transportation officials described past instances of state vehicles aiding private property and outlined investigation procedures.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
National Guardsmen
Rhodes
Aone
Wendy's
Transportation
David L. Weir
Civil Service
Akron snowplow hobbyist loves to plow snow despite Florida trip
Marc Charney in Akron prefers plowing to vacation and profits from 51 inches of snow this season. He earns 7 to 10 dollars per driveway and more from parking lots while balancing a refrigeration job. Partner Jeffrey Shaffer joins him in long hours and modest profits, both enjoying the work and hoping for more snow even as Charney plans a Florida getaway.
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Akron
Ohio
Florida
Marc Charney
Charney
Donna
Jeffrey Shaffer
Shaffer
Suharto crackdown widens as protests dispersed
In Jakarta the army broke up a mass student meeting, rounded up campus leaders, and banned two newspapers. Authorities say more than 100 students were arrested in Jakarta and across Java. Troops with armored cars and a helicopter dispersed about 2,000 students at a private Christian university.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Suharto
Java
Sadat accuses Israel of sabotaging peace efforts
President Anwar Sadat told the Egyptian parliament that Israeli leaders are undermining the peace initiative and warned that U S arms sales fuel intransigence. He demanded equality in military aid from Washington, reaffirmed no land concessions, and urged Israel to drop expansionist aims while promising the door to peace remains open.
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Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Court of World History
U.S
Menahem Begin
Sadat
Carter
Begin
The
S Assembly
Jerusalem
Israel
Sinai Sadat
Israel agrees to Palestinian determination clause in talks
In Athens before talks broke off, Israel agreed to a concept framed as Palestinian determination. The AP report notes the willingness to accept a clause in the Jerusalem peace talks, signaling partial accord despite the stalled negotiations.
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Israel
Athens
Greece
Jerusalem
Weather outlook adds sun and cool temps with rain chances
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with a high near 30 today and a low around 20 tonight. Monday may reach upper 30s to near 40 with no snow expected. Long range shows a chance of rain or snow Tuesday, then fair Wednesday and snow Thursday, with 20s to 30s temperatures, and no heavy precipitation expected.
EPA Radiation Monitoring Found Undercut by Funding Cuts
A GAO study says the EPA monitoring network covers only about 60 percent of the nation and operates minimally due to reduced funds. Since 1971 EPA has fully studied just four of 63 nuclear plants, with seven limited studies, relying on facilities for data. The nationwide system includes 21 air stations, 55 surface water stations, 77 drinking water sites, 64 milk sampling points, and 19 snow and rain samplers. Milk poses the main human exposure risk from airborne radiation.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Congress
EPA
GAO
Village of Carlisle Plans New Town Hall Dedication
Carlisle prepares for growth after a planned sewer project with a new town hall designed for the future to be dedicated Saturday. Also noted are drivers venturing out as winter storms threaten roads and a profile on Ilona Asher in the grocer business for over four decades.
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Carlisle
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N.Y
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Irael
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Gaza
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Environmental Protection Agency
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Ilona Asherrites
Mbeck
Erma
Omas Aths
Llins
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