Ohio Edison rate filing eyed by Public Utilities Commission
Public notice states Ohio Edison filed with the PUC a request to raise rates for Industrial and Large Light and Power across its territory and for Residential and Small Secondary services in its non- ordinance area, affecting multiple counties and rate schedules. The proposed changes would replace current schedules with revised sheets including Residential, Large Light, Small Secondary, and Industrial Power services.
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Norwalk
Ohio
Ohio Edison Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ashland
Ashtabula
Oampaign
Clark
Columbiana Crawford
Cuyahoga
Delaware
Eric Fayette
Franklin Geauga Greene
Holmes Huron Knox Lorain
Madison
Mahoning Marion Medina Morrow
Ottawa Portage Richland Sandusky
Seneca
Stark Summit
Trumbull
Tuscarawas Union
Wayne Wyandot
North High Street
Columbus
Ohio Edison Cmpany
Commission
Ohio Ohio Edison Company
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Bryant urges college football split to form own division
Alabama coach Bear Bryant told reporters the 60 to 70 top schools should create a super division or leave the NCAA if not approved. He warned colleges would be “stupid, doomed and dead” without autonomous rules and noted economic pressures distinguishing big programs from the rest.
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ED Sainsbury
UPI
Chicago
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Bryant
NCAA
Baltimore
John Unitas
Joe Namath
Crimson Tide
Notre Dame
New Orleans
Antitrust Change Looms Over Baseball Exemption
Washington hearings spotlight a proposed amendment to strip baseball of its antitrust exemption. Rep. Gillis Long leads a push with three co sponsors to redefine trade or commerce to include organized baseball. Committee members indicate support while Sisk promises further hearings.
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Gillis Long
D-La
House
B. F. Sisk
D-Calif
Comiittee
Long
Joe Fisher
D-Va
Ed Derwinski
D-Nii
Gilbert Gude
Norwalk Men’s Tourney Set for September at McGuan Park
The Norwalk City Slow Pitch League will hold a Men’s Class A Invitational September 3-6 at McGuan Park. First 32 teams. entry fees 50 dollars sanctioned, 58 non-sanctioned. Trophies awarded to top three plus first place team. Rosters and fees due by August 30. drawing September 1 at 7 30 p.m. at McGuan Field. Contact Bob Barnes for details.
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Norwalk
McGuan Park
McGuan Field
Bob Barnes
West Monroe St
Night Major League Baseball Probable Pitchers
A list of New York Today's probable pitchers across games in EDT. Matchups include Boston at California, Milwaukee at Oakland, New York at Kansas City, Chicago at Cleveland, Texas at Detroit, Minnesota at Baltimore, Cincinnati at Chicago, Rhoden at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Montreal, San Diego at New York, Houston at St. Louis, and Atlanta at Philadelphia with listed respective starting pitchers and records.
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Fred Down
UPI
Jim Palmer
Palmer
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Mike ‘Cubbage
Twins
Bobby Grich
Grich
Jim
Cabbage
New York
Kansas City
Texas
Detroit
California
Boston
Oakland
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Montreal
San Francisco
San Diego
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Jones
Tanana
Augustine
Torrez
Figueroa
Bird
Johnson
Cleveland
Brown
Perry
Fidrych
Minnesota
Singer
Baltimore
Garland
Norman
Rhoden
Van
D'Acquisto
Fryman
Griffin
Matlack
Dierker
Denny
Morton
Underwood
West Kansas City
Reineck's Cafe Wins Women's City Slow-Pitch Tournament
Reineck's Cafe dominated the event with a 15-2 win over Monroeville Merchants to claim the title. Michelle Mushett pitched a four-hitter and helped by Jane Straub and Kay Kersey the Cafe posted strong multi inning scoring and 12 hits to finish unbeaten. Monroeville took second after losses to Reineck's. Bennett Electric claimed third place with 6-5 win over Huron County Bank and then beat Monroeville to reach finals.
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Reineck
Mary Ann Meesig
Mushett
Jackie Sehle
Barb Smith
Lorrie Watkins
Brenda Friend
Monroeville
Donna Leroux
Linda Wangler
Vickie Pittinger
Jill Myer
Debbie Finnen
Bonnie Noah
Maribeth O'Dell
Bankers
Cindy Urban
Chris Sharpe
Huron
Bennett
Darlene Burras
Jill Meyer
Betty Raftery
Sharon Bollenbacher
Sue Bollenbacher
Kaye Bollenbacher
Pam Ream
Vicki Pittinger
Linda Betz
Kathy van Dresser
Debbie Boose
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Yankees
Royals
Dock Ellis
Buck Martinex
Ellis
Sparky Lyle
Thurman Munson
Tigers
Rangers
Steve Hargan
Tom Grieve
Rusty Staub
Angels
Red Sox
Ferguson Jenkins
Matt Alexander
Vida Blue
Co City
Bama
Washington
D.C
Sisk
Bowie Kuhn
Charles Feeney
Lee MacPhail
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Congress
Oriole
N.Y
Kaw City
Californas
Reineck’s Cafe
Kayan Kramer
Sharon Terpening
I1ue
Ebert
Benedict Ave
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