Ohio Senate OKs watered down insulation loan bill
In Columbus Ohio Senator Michael Schwarzwalder won 300 floor approval for a reduced bill to have utilities list insulation contractors and lending sources for homeowners heating cost relief. The measure, softened by lobbying, heads to the House as JUA extension also passes to prolong malpractice coverage for Ohio hospitals and doctors.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee
Insulation Co
Ohio Joint
JUA
Robert Kk. O'Shaughnessy
O'Shaughnessy
Butts
Senate
William H. Massey
Batavia
Schwarzwalder
House
Perk asks anti busing drive support in Ohio
Cleveland Mayor Ralph J. Perk urged Ohio congressmen to back Rep. Ronald M. Mottls antibusing campaign by signing a discharge petition to move a constitutional amendment stopping court ordered busing. The petition seeks 218 signatures. Mottl had 19.
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Perk
Cleveland
Ralph J. Perk
Ohio
Ronald M. Mottl
Mottl
Mott
Federal officials bar restart as Alaska pipeline faces risk
In Anchorage the TransAlaska pipeline may be able to pump oil soon but federal officials order it kept out of service until safety is assured. Interior Secretary Andrus says flow won’t resume until the explosion at Pump Station No 8 is prevented, as Alyeska and state officials weigh restart timing amid safety concerns and prior nitrogen injection issues.
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Anchorage
North Slope
Morris
Jack’’ Turner
Interior Department
Alaska Pipeline Office
Alyeska
Interior
Cy Price
Senate backs 75 million for Clinch River plant dispute
The Senate voted 75 million for the Clinch River fast breeder project in Oak Ridge despite President Carter's opposition. The move, a compromise urged by Senator Church, allows no construction at the site and signals likely House support amplification after a 49-38 vote to reject phasing out the project. President Carter urged a broader halt to plutonium programs to curb nuclear proliferation.
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Senate
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Carter
Ford Foundation
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
France
West Germany
Geese
Dale Bumpers
D-Ark
Frank Church
D-Idaho
White House
Bumpers
Church
U.S
Carter backs labor law revisions to aid unions
The White House will send a bill within 10 days to expand NLRB powers, speed elections, and impose penalties on violators. AFL-CIO support aims to ease passage after labor setbacks this year, with seven NLRB members and stricter enforcement at stake.
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Washington
Carter
White House
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Labor Board
Afl-Cio
Aflcio
United Auto Workers
Douglas Fraser
American Bar Association
May motor fuel tax receipts rise 8 percent in 1976
Ohio Department of Taxation reports May motor fuel tax collection at over 36 million dollars, an 8 percent increase and up nearly 3 million from May 1976, reflecting stronger receipts this year.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Taxation
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Baru
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Loomer Furniture CO
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Liberty Mersman
ST. Johns—Lane
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Xx Coomer Furniture
Charlie Coomer
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