Dippity Dog Dippity Seeks New Home At Local Shelter
A six month old black and white Cockapoo named Dippity Dog Dippity needs a home. Officials say he is good with children and is available on a first come first served basis after 9 am at the Animal Shelter south of Trenton located at 5225 Hamilton Trenton Road.
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Dippity
Trenton
Hamilton-Trenton Road
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Good for Ohio Kindness backs Piketon uranium plant
US Representative Thomas N Kindness of Ohio's 8th District praised President Carter's plan to place a new ERDA uranium enrichment centrifuge facility in Piketon. He forecast 4.2 to 4.5 billion dollars in 1978 spending, about 4000 construction jobs, with construction starting late 1978 and first production in 1986.
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Thomas N Kindness
Carter
Piketon
Ohio
Hamilton Republican
ERDA
Energy Research and Development Administration
John G. Long
New York
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Pipeline oil flow reduced after Alaska explosion
Alaska natural resources commissioner Robert LeResche said the trans Alaska pipeline will run at up to 800000 barrels per day until a pump station is rebuilt, down from 12 million planned and about 7oo thousand West Coast refinery capacity, affecting state royalty and severance tax revenue.
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Juneau
Alaska
transAlaska
Natural Resources
Robert LeResche
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
West Coast
LeResche
Court rules venue for church dispute in Ohio courtroom
The Ohio Court, in a 4-3 ruling, said the courtroom is a proper forum to determine if a local Wesleyan Methodist Church of Dayton group belongs to a national body. The six-year case involved factions loyal to different sides of the Wesleyan Church and dates back to 1971. Three dissenters urged sending the case back to a lower court for dismissal.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Wesleyan Methodist Church of
Dayton
Wesleyan Church of America
National Church
Court balks at forcing fluoridation in Canton water
Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to compel Canton to keep fluoride levels. It dismissed EPA’s bid noting the state had not exhausted remedies in the ordinary course of law. Justices left open a path for EPA to seek a common pleas court order with potential $10,000 fines against officials who refuse fluoridation.
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Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Canton
Environmental Protection Agency
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