Ohio water systems win share from cast iron pipe suit
The Mead Corp of Dayton will provide 60700 to Ohio city and county water systems as part of a 1.7 million settlement with Glamorgan Pipe and Foundry and others. Ohio will receive 11000, Columbus 14900, and 52 systems share proceeds. Litigation continues against six other manufacturers.
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Ohio Water Systems
Columbus, Ohio
Dayton
Mead Corp
Birmingham
Ala
Ohio
Atty
Bill Brown
Brown
Mead and Glamorgan Pipe
Ohio City
Akron
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Findlay
Greenville
Nice guy Arends quits Congress after 39 years
Rep. Leslie C. Arends of Illinois, longtime Republican minority whip and senior House member, announced he will not seek re election next year. Known as a loyal party man and golf lover he was celebrated by colleagues as a wonderful, knowledgeable and decent human being.
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Washington
Leslie C. Arends
Bill
House
Congress
Arends
GOP
Peter H.B. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Carl Albert
News Guild calls for impeachment of Nixon by executive board
The International Executive Board of the Newspaper Guild urged immediate impeachment proceedings against President Nixon, arguing he shows no intent to resign and cannot wait three years. The Guild, affiliated with AFL CIO, represents newspaper and related media workers. members have not acted yet.
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Washington
Newspaper Guild
Nixon
Aflcio
United States
Ohio Gov Gilligan and A G Brown Seek Dismissal of Obscenity Suit
The Cine Ohio Inc theater operators ask a Cincinnati court to dismiss their challenge to Ohio obscenity laws. They seek a three judge panel to rule on constitutionality of obscenity provisions after showing Deep Throat at the Alpha Adult Theater. Hamilton County Prosecutor Simon Leis is named in the motion.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John Gilligan
William Brown
U.S. District Court
Cine Ohio, Inc
Alpha Adult Theater
Hamilton County
Simon Leis
Solar energy could outlast all U S fossil fuels
Sunlight arriving in two days could supply enough power to surpass the Nation’s known oil gas and coal reserves. A historical note recalls 19th century cattle drives with millions of long horns moving from Texas on three month treks to Kansas railheads.
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United States
Texas
Kansas
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Cast Iron
Lorain
Montgomery County
Toledo
E. Fourth St
Franklin
Fazio
Ng Hen
News Guild
HH Electronics
Amanse
Croway
Amana
Radarange
U.S
Canada
Amana Refrigeration, Inc
Iowa
Radaranger
Middletown
Shc
Trae
Breiel Blvd
Grand
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