Ohio Senate to Study No Fault Auto Insurance Bill
Senate subcommittee hearings begin on House approved no fault auto insurance with Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff as chair. Legislation would let drivers sue within limits from own insurer regardless of fault, a major point of contention. The panel includes Senators Corts Matia Valiquette Novak and Van Meter as possible members.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Stanley J. Aronoff
Cincinnati
Senate Financial Institutions, Insurance, & Elections Committee
Aronoff
Washington
Robert J. Corts
Elyria
Paul R. Matia
Westlake
Marigene Valiquette
Toledo
Anthony F. Novak
Cleveland
Thomas A. van Meter
Ashland
Senate Ways & Means Committee
House Select Committee On Energy
John J. Gilligan
Theodore M. Gray
House Judiciary Committee
Arthur Wilkowski
Utilities fail to meet July pollution deadline in Ohio hearing
Ohio EPA attorney concedes electric utilities cannot generally meet the July 1 1975 anti pollution deadline. A three to six week hearing on extension requests unfolds with a potential three month decision and possible further action before the Environmental Board of Review. Lawyers for utilities argue the deadline is unreasonable while EPA says plant by plant cleanup is possible.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Environmental Board of Review
Atty
Blaine Fielding
Wilson Snyder
Explosion theory grows in Turkish DC10 crash near Paris
Investigators cite six near intact bodies and a baggage hold door far from the crash site as evidence supporting an explosion theory in the Paris area collision that killed 346, including at least 17 Americans. Officials caution it remains one of several possibilities and a firm conclusion will take time.
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Paris
Orly
Civil Aviation Department
Istanbul
London
Trucker Strike Costs Offset by Overtime Payments
The Ohio Controlling Board approved 221000 in state highway patrol overtime for February 1 12 totaling 29247 hours by 910 officers amid the truckers blockade. In a separate vote the board backed a 4 million land purchase near Akron for Cuyahoga Valley National Park despite GOP objections. President Lyndon Johnson died January 23 1973 at his Texas ranch.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Akron
Or Cuyahoga
William Nye
Department
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Tornado Touches Down in Champaign Illinois and Nearby Areas
The Associated Press reports a tornado touched down in Champaign Illinois causing power outages and damage to homes and businesses with no injuries. Sightings occurred in Urbana and Danville while Pawnee Illinois and Morganfield Kentucky reported high winds. The system stretched from central Arkansas to western New England with mild early springlike temperatures in the midwest and record highs elsewhere.
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Champaign
Ill
Urbana
Danville
Pawnee
Morganfield
Arkansas
New England
New York
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Norfolk
Charleston
W.va
Hartford
Conn
Kent probe resumes as grand jury hears more witnesses
Federal grand jury probing the 1970 Kent State shootings called more witnesses as testimony resumes after a brief recess. The panel, in Cleveland, is expected to wrap up testimony by mid March. Former Gov. James A. Rhodes has not been ruled in or out for subpoena.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Federal
Kent State University
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Columbus
Asst
U.S. Atty
J. Stanley Pottinger
Grand Jury
Ohio National Guard
U.S
Cambodia
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