Wounded Ohio trooper stable after driving shootout
Cirlcleville reports Trooper Thomas J. Scott 31 remained in satisfactory condition after being wounded on U.S. 23 in southern Ross County. He had stopped a speeding car. the suspect was arrested but released to parents. The car had been stolen in Eau Claire Wisconsin. Scott returned fire, rear window shot out, car abandoned near a cornfield as search ended.
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Circleville
Ross County
Increased attention to Ohio school board elections
The Citizens' Council for Ohio Schools urges voters to focus on electing qualified school board members across Ohio. With a filing deadline of Aug. 23, more than 1,200 board slots are open for election on Nov. 6. Director Dr. Rachel B. Tompkins notes boards hire superintendents and approve staff.
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Cleveland
UPI
Citizens’ Council For Ohio Schools
Ohio
Rachel B. Tompkins
Prince Charles Pursues Sail Surfing at Cowes Regatta
Britain's heir Prince Charles enjoys a daring moment at the Cowes Sailing Regatta on the Isle of Wight as he pursues his latest passion sail surfing amid royal pageantry and competitive yachting.
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Prince Charles
Britain
Cowes
Isle of
Wight
UPI Telephoto
Ohio faces long wait for constitutional ballot issues
Petition deadlines slip as only bottle and can deposit question may reach the November ballot. Secretary Celebrezze must rule on signatures for the Ohio Alliance for Returnables while groups like Ohioans to Limit State Taxation and Spending and FAIR redistricting hope to place reforms on a future ballot.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Secretary of State
Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr
Ohio Alliance
Peterson
James E. Betts
Ohio General Assembly
Cleveland council caps CEI rate hike in special session
Cleveland City Council approved legislation to cap rates charged by Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co in a 28 to 0 vote. Mayor Dennis Kucinich pushed the session to avert an $80 million rate increase and administration lawyers noted a Sept effective date with CEI likely to file a PUCO rate hike request. The utility may appeal to PUCO or courts.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Dennis Kucinich
CEI
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Scotch brands harbor nitrosamines in six whiskies
FDA reports small nitrosamines detected in six scotch brands Black and White J B Ballentine Chivas Regal Cutty Sark Sandy Scot. White Label tested negative. FDA spokesman Wayne Pines says sources will identify the problem and manufacturers will work to reduce or eliminate the nitrosamines.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
National Science Foundation
FDA
Wayne Pines
Pines
J&b
Ballentine
Chivas Regal
Cutty Sark
Ohio airports to be upgraded under FAA plan
The FAA will upgrade 86 small airports including Lorain and Dayton, with about 60 million dollars of local matching funds, to add new runways weather reporting and landing systems after the 1978 San Diego collision. The effort targets 56 metropolitan areas by 1982 and aims to reduce midair conflicts between large jets and small aircraft.
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Washington
Atellite
Maine
California
FAA
Langhorne Bond
San Diego
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Lindbergh Field
Cessna
Montgomery Field
National Transportation Safety Board
PSA
Group opposes shipment of nuclear fuel to Zimmer plant
A Miami Valley Power Project attorney urged the NRC to block a planned shipment of nuclear fuel to the W H Zimmer plant near Moscow Ohio as hearings resumed. CG&E officials refused to reveal a shipping date, while opponents cite test disputes over control rods and clamps. In a separate case the 6th Circuit rejected a Tennessee woman's bid to shut down all U S reactors, upholding a lower court ruling.
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Cincinnati
UPS
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
W.H. Zimmer
Moscow
Ohio
Miami Valley Power Project
Zimmer
Ohio River
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
Vernon W. Pence
General Electric
Pence
NRC
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Tennessee
United States
Jeannine Honicker
Nashville
Oil firm official would lift controls
Marathon Oil Co official Rrad N Yammine urged deregulation of oil prices to solve U S energy problems. He told the Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association that federal involvement harms the market and that price decontrol would boost U S production, conserve energy, and promote alternative fuels, reducing imports and strengthening the dollar.
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Columbus
UPI
Marathon Oil Co
United States
Rrad N. Yammine
Marathon
Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association
U.S
Yammine
Land Transfers in Norwalk and Wakeman Areas
Land transfers recorded include Bruce and Dorothy Derby to Thelma Alexander in Norwalk City. Thomas and Susette Bartow to Joyce Burras in Norwalk City. Pearl Miller to Clifford Reynolds in Monroeville Village. Louis and Carolyn Ream to John and Mildred Laible in Norwalk City. Christopher and Judith Born to Jerome Rinehardt in Norwalk City. Howard Romig deceased to Olive Romig and heirs in Norwalk City. James Seitz Jr. to Joseph Riley in Norwalk City. Mary Slanczka to Fred Slanczka in Wakeman Two.
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Bruce
Dorothy Derby
Thelma Alexander
Norwalk City
Thomas & Susette Bartow
Joyce Burras
Pearl Miller
Clifford Reynolds
Monroevile Village
Louis
Carolyn Ream
John
Mildred Laible
Christopher
Judith Born
Jerome Rinehardt
Howard Romig
Olive Romig
James Seitz Jr
Joseph Riley
Mary Slanczka
Fred Slanczka
Wakeman
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