Ohio utilities avoid layoff cuts as coal shortage easing
Ohio energy officials told the Senate Energy Committee that coal stockpiles decline slower than feared. Utilities report weekly coal arrivals of about 190 000 tons non union, enough for 15 percent of needs, allowing a possible 1 to 2 week delay before any mandatory curtailment. Officials cited stockpiles around 33 to 43 days and continued out of state purchases and conservation measures.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Senate Energy Committee
Robert Ryan
Ohio Department of Energy
Ohio
Ryan
William R. Diebert
Dayton Power and Light Co
Diebert
Ohio Edison
State Public Utilities Commission
Robert Green
Ohio Edison Co
Green
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Rick Oxender
Pressure On Coal Firms To Accept Model Pact
West Virginia Governor Jay Rockefeller said miners have agreed to a contract and operators must accept the Pittsburgh and Midway Coal Co. pact. The UMW Bargaining Council endorsed it, aiming to end the 81 day soft coal strike. If no deal by weekend, President Carter may invoke Taft Hartley or seize mines. Rockefeller met with Carter in Washington and backed the president in a national emergency.
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Rockefeller
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh and Midway Coal Co
UMW
West Virginia
Carter
Charleston
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Ohio
White House
James Rhodes
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Labor
Ray Marshall
P&m
BCOA
Tiffin Area Officials Lead North Star Council Change
Dale L. Stacey elected president of the North Star Council of Governments at a Wednesday meeting, succeeding Vernis George as secretary-treasurer. Mayor Kenneth Richardson becomes council vice president. George and Paul Capelle challenge Ohio population estimates used by the state. Petitions circulate in Milan area to put Sunday liquor sales on the ballot, needing 157 signatures in precincts 1A and 1D.
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Tiffin
Seneca County
Dale L. Stacey
North Star Council of Governments
Norwalk
Vernis George
Kenneth Richardson
Upper Sandusky
George
Willard
Paul Capelle
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
Milan Avenue
Cline Street
Voting Contract Awarded To Davenport Firm In Huron County
Huron County Commissioners awarded the voting equipment contract to Fidler Chambers of Davenport Iowa for 99342 over five years, the low bid beating Computer Election Service at 132206. Reps from both firms attended. CES hinted at possible legal action after losing.
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Fidler Chambers
Davenport
Iowa
Huron County Commissioners
Computer Election Service
VA Spending Drops In Huron County
Veterans Administration spending in Huron County will fall slightly in the new year said Gordon Holden, Veterans Service Officer. The 1977 VA budget for the county totals 2,273,288 for facilities, operations and benefits, down from 2,303,591 in fiscal year 1976. Holden links the dip to a projected decline in Vietnam era veterans receiving readjustment benefits and GI Bill payments.
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Veterans Administration
Huron County
Gordon Holden
Veterans Service Officer
Holden
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