State Board urges priority for schools in fuel crisis
The Ohio State Board of Education called on state and federal authorities to give schools top priority in fuel rationing. It adopted energy conservation guidelines and outlined actions to assist districts, provide emergency fuel information, and prepare contingency plans while noting it cannot close schools or alter schedules.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Martin W. Essex
Ohio Department of Education
Segretti Begins Six Month Prison Term in Lompoc
Donald Segretti, convicted of federal election law violations linked to the 1972 campaign, reports to the administration building of the federal prison camp at Lompoc California to serve a six month sentence.
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Donald Segretti
Lompoc
California
Ohio Republicans split on Alaska pipeline bill provisions
In Washington the Alaska pipeline bill failed to delete broad regulatory provisions as 213 lawmakers opposed sending the measure back to committee. Ohio representatives voted mostly with the minority, with several congressmen recorded as voting yes while others abstained or did not vote.
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Washington
Ohio
House
Ashbrook
Ashley
Brown
Carney
Clancy
Devine
Guyer
Harsha
Hays
Keating R
Latta
Miller
Minshall
Mosher
Powell
Regula
Seiberling
James Stanton
J. William Stanton
Cincinnati seeks EPA delay on car emission inspections
Cincinnati plans to ask the EPA to delay for a year mandatory car emissions inspections after being required to cut car hydrocarbon emissions by 43.1 percent. City Manager E Robert Turner said the pause would help reduce pollution as more cars gain anti pollution equipment by 1976.
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Federal Environmental Protection Agency
E. Robert Turner
EPA
Cincinnati
Turner
State Board releases millions for schools hospitals and facilities
The State Controlling Board approved 66.9 million in school subsidies for November and 1.5 million for mental hospital improvements. Apple Creek State Hospital will receive 670 thousand for a residential unit renovation. Four other institutions share 232 thousand for pollution control facilities. Also funded were 200 thousand for the State Fire Training Academy design work, 99 thousand for Medicaid technical assistance, 14.6 million for Lima sewage projects, 80 thousand for state armory land purchase, and 1.059 million for 1973 pay raises. An Alaska king crab can weigh 15 pounds and span 4 to 5 feet across the shell and claws.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of
Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Apple Creek State Hospital
Massillon
Hawthornden
Fairhill
Woodside
New State Fire Training Academy
Reynoldsburg
Welfare Department
Youngstown-Warren
Ohio National Guard
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