Riley Incinerator Malodor Triggers EPA Health Concern
Ohio EPA faces strong critique after two investigators urge court action against Riley’s Liquid Disposal Co south of Norwalk for a hazardous liquid incinerator releasing pungent odors. They warn emissions may harm health and demand regulation despite pending hearings and permit issues.
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Jack Brown
Leon Riley
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Riley
Huron County Health Department
Norwalk
Liquid Disposal Co
Ohio Epa
Clean Air Act
Bowling Green Epa
Ohio Attorney General
Huron County
Incinerator Chief Plans Scrubber to Cut Pollution
Leon Riley defends his liquid incinerator but acknowledges flaws. He plans a future scrubber to remove discharges, while the Huron County Health Department cites a resigned designer. Riley argues the EPA supports liquid incineration and notes firm has 25 customers amid capacity limits.
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Leon Riley
Riley
Huron County Health Department
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Liquid Disposal Co
Cyprus Coup Upset as Makarios Reported Dead
Cyprus National Guard led by Greek officers ousted President Archbishop Makarios and installed publisher Nicos Sampson as president amid conflicting reports on Makarios fate. Turkey warned of intervention as NATO factions sought to avert a wider crisis. In a separate matter, convicts Gorham and Jones faced transfer talks and ongoing siege dynamics at Springfield Missouri prison with talks of bloodless settlement and hostages.
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Athens
API
Cyprus
Makarios
National Guard
Nicosia
Israel
Free Republic of Cyprus
NATO Brussels
London
NATO Alliance
Middle East
Greece
Turkey
NATO
Gorham
Mark Sheehan
Jones
Springfield
Sheehan
WASH
Ed Tobias
Take A Day Off A Growing Absence Issue
Absenteeism costs $7 billion annually as Industry Week cites union contracts affluence and welfare as key causes. Workers feel they can take time off due to more leisure time and better benefits, with discharge threats now less severe than in the past.
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Cleveland
UPI
Industry Week
Saigon reports deaths in attacks to block municipal elections
Saigon government reports 54 killed and 70 wounded as Communists launch 23 ground assaults and 253 shellings to block 61 local elections. Officials say turnout remained high with 80 percent of 7.2 million eligible voters casting ballots for municipal councils.
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Saigon
TPI
South Vietnam
Bombs Hit Britain in IRA Attacks
Bombers struck two major British industrial centers injuring three people in coordinated attacks. In London security forces set roadblocks around Heathrow, cars were searched. A blast torn through a Manchester government building basement while another exploded in a deserted Birmingham shopping area.
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London
UPI
Britain
Irish Republican Army
Heathrow International
Manchester
Birmingham
Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Mostly sunny and cooler today with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Tonight clear with lows in the 50s. Sunny Tuesday with near zero precip. Northerly winds 5 to 20 mph. Marriage licenses filed in Norwalk and Wakeman. Births in Milan Norwalk and Willard areas. Deaths noted for Evelyn J Neel Brian A Gross and Helena K Frey.
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Evelyn J. Neel
Norwalk
Brian A. Gross
Richard Gross
Helena K. Frey
Willard
Texas Youth 19 Becomes Klan Grand Dragon
Dimmie Johnson, 19, elected by the Texas Fiery Knights as the youngest grand dragon in Klan history, says the group seeks fresh ideas and political influence while denying a history of violence. He warns of a race war amid forced integration and Communist threats, asserting the Klan fights for white survival and aims to win offices legally.
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Ronald L. Littlepage
Houston
UPI
Dimmie Johnson
Ku Klux Klan
Texas Fiery Knights
Johnson
Klan
America
United States
Earth
Fiery Knights
Global inflation grips nations from Europe to South America
United Press International notes rising prices hit currencies and economies worldwide. It cites Argentina where a taxi fare rose from 10 pesos to 30 pesos and Tokyo steak prices climbing from 1,500 to 1,800 yen, illustrating surging costs amid shortages and energy prices.
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United Press International
Europe
South America
Argentina
Tokyo
Inflation and rent woes spark midnight flight in Denmark
No 1 Ill in Denmark notes soaring apartment rents pushing families to flee lodgings at night to escape rent collectors. The article compares inflation rates, citing 4.9 percent in the prior decade, 10.7 percent in the United States, 22 percent in Japan, 300 percent in Cambodia, and a world record 508 percent in Chile.
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Denmark
United States
Japan
Cambodia
Chile
Main Street Set For Three Day Sidewalk Sale Event
Norwalk prepares a three block Main Street sidewalk sale with tables, exhibits, and entertainment Thursday through Saturday. Local groups including 4 H Clubs and Senior Citizens will sell items and raise funds while traffic is restricted and Downtown activities extend from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Norwalk
Main Street
Prospect Street
Hester Street
Prospect
Linwood
U.S. 250
Hester
Linda Busek
Jaycees
Huron County Fairgrounds
Towne and Country Theatre
Fritz the Clown
Fred Stanford
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Bowling Green
Peter Hess
Michael Dunipace
Debra Collins
U.S. District
Washington, D.C
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Aphrodite
Crete
Ronald Allen Appeman
Wakeman
Farmer
Alice Ann Keefer
Monroeville
Charles Eugene Oakley
Sue Winchester
Douglas J. Elmer
Deborah Lee Nickols
Mark Miller
Milan
Providence
Terrance Fulton
F-T
Clifford Martin
Willard Area
Texas
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