Ohio Turnpike food prices may rise under proposal
The Ohio Turnpike Commission will consider a price increase proposal from Howard Johnsons restaurants and Gladieux Foods Inc for most foods on the turnpike. Executive Director Allan V Johnson did not disclose the requested increase amount. The commission already controls prices on top selling items including hot sandwiches milk coffee canned drinks ice cream and breakfast and dinner dishes.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Howard Johnson
Gladieux Foods, Inc
Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike Commission
Allan V. Johnson
Commission
Ohio Gas Purchase Is Okayed
The Federal Power Commission authorized Columbia Gas Transmission Co to buy 60 million cubic feet of natural gas daily from Pacific Lighting Service Co. The gas will aid winter delivery, be stored underground, and shared across several states. Additional gas may flow in from Texas as producers contact utilities.
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Columbus
UPI
Michael Stinziano
Dcolumbus
Ohio General Assembly
Stinziano
United Press International
Federal Power Commission
Columbia Gas Transmission Co
Ohio
California
William Chaddock
Columbia Gas of
Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
FPC
Charleston
W. Va
Pacific Lighting Service Co
Pacific
Texas
Robert S. Ryan
Ohio Energy and Resources Department
Southwest
Ryan
Carter
Columbia Transmission
Dayton Power & Light Co
Columbia Lng Corp
Public Utilities Commmission of
Ae Angel
Gor
Dane Rhodes
Auto makers struggle to fix spare tire shortage
US car makers say they are catching up after last year’s tire industry strike but consumer complaints persist. Some buyers paid for a spare yet wait over four months. others discovered the spare missing. Companies expect dealers to stock spares in all cars within weeks.
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Washington
UPI
Weather and notices from Fon The Record
Mostly clear tonight with low temperatures near zero to five above. Increasing clouds Tuesday with highs in the upper 20s and a small chance of snow. Winds southwest at 5 to 10 mph. Births list several local families with newborns in Willard and Norwalk. Deaths include five residents from Plymouth Milan Republic and Willard communities.
Plea Bargaining Defended By Common Pleas Judge
The article reports on Judge Robert W. Smith defending plea bargaining as essential to justice. It invites reader input on whether they favor the practice with a Saturday Opinion Line question. It also notes calls to vote on a proposed $90 million heating grant for Ohioans and provides contact numbers for yes or no votes.
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Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Administration of Justice
Watch Stolen 50 Years Ago Recovered in Columbus
A gold pocket watch stolen from Most Rev. James J. Hartley, Columbus bishop, in 1926 was found in a local pawn shop along with other items from the same robbery. Detective Robert Armstrong arranged for return to the church. Turner, 25, pawned the watch for 25 dollars in January after saying it was a gift from his sister in law who found it in her mother’s purse after her death.
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Columbus
UPI
James J. Hartley
Robert Armstong
Armstrong
Minnie Hunter
Hartley
Steubenville
Holy Name Church
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Rhodes seeks 90 million grant to ease Ohio heating bills
Gov. James A. Rhodes asked President Carter for a 90 million dollar federal grant to help about 300 000 Ohio families pay home heating costs and avert personal tragedy. He also sought formal disaster declaration due to the extreme cold winter.
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Carter
United Press International
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ohio Welfare
Raymond McKenna
McKenna
St Paul Board of Education Holds Open Meeting Tonight
The St Paul Board of Education will hold its first meeting open to the public tonight at 8 o clock at St Paul High School.
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St. Paul
Ohio counties receive federal snow removal aid
The U S Disaster Assistance Administration said Huron County is eligible for federal aid to clear snow blocked roads. Deputy DAA Coordinator Dennis Kwiatkowski announced $250,000 in contracts to local firms for snow removal. The funds, granted after President Carter’s emergency declaration, will support 24 counties in Ohio.
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Huron County
U.S. Disaster Assistance Administration
Dennis Kwiatkowski
DAA
Ohio
Jimmy Carter
James Rhodes
Life Of A Narc Agent Ken Leach Brings Down PCP Ring
Ken Leach, an undercover narc in Huron County, led a 1975 PCP bust costing $70,000 street value with Karl Godfrey and Mike in Collins. The North Star Drug Unit, funded by state, federal, and local sources, faces funding cuts by Feb 18. Leach, 29, speaks of danger and politics shaping policing, describing informants, cash for buys, and the quest to deter dealers without broad arrests.
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Mike
Collins
Karl Godfrey
Jesus
Karl
Godfrey
Ken Leach
Huron County
Leach
Norwalk
Narc
North Star
Huron
Erie
Lech
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Mexico
Vanson
Monroeville
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Washington Gas Light Co
James Obermiller
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Willard
Dallas Tackett
Willard Area
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Lueanne Bailey
Plymouth
Richard W. Sudbrink
Milan
Vincent Fries
Rural Republic
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Joseph C. Stewart
Sie
Robert L. Turner
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Navy
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North Vietnam
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Marc
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