Erie Nuclear Plant Hearing Ends After 17 Days of Testimony
After 17 days of hearings, the Ohio Power Siting Commission recessed deliberations on Ohio Edison Co. Erie Nuclear Plant. Rebuttal testimony resumes Aug. 28, with final briefs due over the following year. Judge Nusken will later decide if the plant meets statutory standards and serves the public interest.
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Erie Nuclear Plant
Huron
Ohio Power
Ohio Edison Co
Erie
Edison
OPSC
Ralph E. Nusken
Berlin Eights
Nusken
Ohio Edison
James Dodson
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PACO
Worthington
Ohio Bar
Columbus
Mansfield Tire plant to phase out production in Aug
Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co officials announced plans to end tire production at the Mansfield plant by Aug 29 due to sharp earnings losses. The shutdown will affect 700 workers after a second quarter net loss of 2.4 million dollars, compared with 249,689 dollars in income a year ago.
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Mansfield, Ohio
UPI
Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co
Julie Nixon Eisenhower Delivers Daughter Named Jennie
Julie Nixon Eisenhower and her husband David welcomed their daughter Jennie, the first grandchild of former President Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon. The 9-pound 4-ounce baby arrived at 1:32 p.m. PDT Tuesday at San Clemente General Hospital in a natural childbirth.
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San Clemente, Calif
N&W memo cites clerks push to add supervisors to union
Roanoke Virginia UPI reports Norfolk and Western official Joseph R. Neikirk says the strike stalemate stems from clerks demanding supervisors be included in union jurisdiction. He notes union membership as a major issue in the 37 day strike among clerks and rail workers.
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Roanoke
UPI
Norfolk & Western Railway
Joseph R. Neikirk
N&w
ERA supporters push House extension to floor vote
Senate backers of the Equal Rights Amendment seek to move the House-passed ratification extension to the floor to avoid committee defeat. The House approved a 39 month extension to win three additional states, while Sen. Birch Bayh's Constitution subcommittee wraps up hearings on a seven year extension.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Birch Bayh
Cold wave threatens Brazil coffee crop with black frost risk
In Londrina Brazil officials report over a quarter of central coffee trees damaged as a Antarctic cold front raises fear of a black frost similar to 1975. Industry sources say the damage estimate may be understated and prices could surge.
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Londrina
Brazil
UPI
Weather and marriages loom in Norwalk area items
Cloudy cooler tonight with a 30 percent shower chance and a low in the lower 60s. Thursday clears with highs in the mid 80s and a 10 percent chance of rain. Tuesday temps reach 87 and 67 with zero precipitation. Marriage license listings show multiple couples including Hall Brock and Smialowski Knittel in Norwalk. Births note three new babies from Fisher-Titus and Willard hospitals. Death reports include Ruth I Squire, 81, Norwalk. The rest covers local biographical notes and a brief ancient pyramid fact.
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Michael
Sharon Rupp
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus
John and
Bonnie Pruitt
Wakeman
Fisher- Titus
Linda Veletean
Willard
Willard Area Hospital
Richard and
Carol Robinson
Mabel Weiss
Ruth I Squire
Octogenarian Attends Night Tractor Pull at Huron County Fair
Edgar Leber, an eight decade veteran of more than 50 fairs, watches his son Walter compete in the annual tractor pull at Huron County Fairgrounds. He recalls 1924 fair memories, notes smoke from one entry, and says he hasn’t missed the county fair since his first visit, seeing everything each year despite age and a past wrist injury from a fields mishap.
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Edgar Leber
Norwalk
Walter
Greenwich
Leber
Monroeville
Ray Denies King Killing in Senate Testimony
James Earl Ray testified before the House Assassinations Committee that he did not shoot Martin Luther King Jr. He cited newly discovered FBI documents suggesting a conspiracy between the FBI and Memphis police. Ray described his guilty plea as a result of a deal with Tennessee authorities and discussed treatment by guards and procedural fights by his attorney.
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Washington
UPI
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
FBI
King
Memphis
Ray
Mark Lane
Lane
Rep
Richardson
Norwalk High Attendance Policy Under 14 Day Rule Debated
Norwalk residents debated the 14 day absence rule at Norwalk High, where a revised policy would take effect after 10 days. Attendance issues were reviewed by the Attendance Appeal Board, with proposals to notify parents after four and eight absences and to clarify excused versus unexcused absences.
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Norwalk
Board of Education
Alice Wilson
Scottwood Ave
Frank McDonald
Norwalk High School
McDonald
Thomas Tattan
Wilson
James Rubright
Columbia Gas Talks Stall Over Residential Rates
Columbia and the city remain at odds over gas price regulation for homes. Norwalk manager Don Phelps reports Columbia rejects the city’s latest offer 9.25 cents per 100 cubic feet plus 3.30 monthly, while the company seeks 6.05 cents with a $3 monthly service fee. The debate centers on return on investment and projected 1978 earnings, with city figures challenging Columbia’s rate of return. The council notes seven months without a contract and multiple company increases as the dispute continues.
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Don Phelps
Norwalk
Columbia
Phelps
Vernis George
Robert Williams
Williams
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