Edison argues Erie Nuclear Plant is needed before 1986
Edison contends the Erie Nuclear Plant must begin by January 1979 to prevent power shortages in the mid to late 1980s, despite Ohio Power Siting Commission findings that first unit would not be needed until 1988 and second until 1990. Hearings at Bowling Green State University opened with multiple parties present and public access expected over several weeks.
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Huron
Erie
Berlin Township
Ohio
Edison
Bruce Churchill
Washington, D.C
Churchill
Ohio Power
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
Evelyn Stebbins
Rocky River
Atomic Energy
David Lilienthal
America
United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission
OPSC
Stanley Barylski
CAPCO
Stuart L. Fauver
Oberlin
Ohio Edison
Vartorella
Local bans urged on shipping radioactive wastes in Ohio
The Firelands Coalition for Safe Energy asks about 85 Ohio municipalities to ban transporting radioactive wastes. Leader William Vartorella says letters went to Norwalk Bellevue New London and Willard among others near major highways. The notice cites New York City and Massachusetts Turnpike bans and cites the 1975 Hazardous Materials Transportation Act.
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Berlin Heights
Firelands Coalition For Safe Energy
Ohio
William Vartorella
Norwalk
Bellevue
New London
Willard
Coalition
New York City
Massachusettes Turnpike
Ohio Edison
Erie
Berlin Township
Safety Hearings In Elyria On Erie Nuclear Plant Review
An Advisory Committee on Reactor Saf safeguards met with Ohio Edison officials in Elyria to review the Berlin Township Erie Nuclear Plant building permit and reactor safety systems. The NRC officer noted an independent technical review by the ACRS and public adjudication hearings underway in Huron that could last weeks.
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Elyria
Ohio Edison
Erie
Berlin Township
John Kopeck
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Washington, D.C
Holiday Inn
NRC
ACRS
GM to pay rebates and extend warranties on Oldsmobiles
A federal settlement requires General Motors to issue a 200 rebate and provide a 36 month warranty to about 67 000 Oldsmobile owners with cheaper Chevrolet engines. The deal could cost GM around 27 million dollars and was approved by U S District Judge Frank J McGarr. Illinois Attorney General William Scott hailed it as a major consumer victory.
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Chicago
UPI
General Motors
Weather and notices from The Record July 18 1978
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers. Lows in mid to upper 60s, highs 85 to 90. 10 percent tonight, 30 percent Wednesday. Winds 10 to 15 mph. Temperatures Monday 75 to 53. Precipitation Monday zero. Births include Andrew and Margaret Lortcher Collins girl at Fisher-Titus and Glenn Jones Berlin Heights boy. Deaths Lois Mitchell Norwalk 73 and Robert Beck Willard 98. Marriage licenses listed for Huyler Kluding Mann Smith Hunter Jones. A note on Vergil spending $100000 on a funeral for a housefly.
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Andrew
Margaret Lortcher
Collins
Fisher-Titus
Glenn and
Terry Jones
Berlin Heights
Fisheritus
Michael and
Bonnie Ward
Willard
Fisher- Titus
Reporters Convicted in Moscow Libel Case
Two American reporters Craig Whitney of The New York Times and Harold Piper of the Baltimore Sun were convicted by a Moscow court of libeling Soviet television officials. Each was fined 1647 dollars and ordered to publish retractions in Soviet or American papers within the specified days. They boycotted the swift three hour trial and plan to return to Moscow after vacation.
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Moscow
UPI
Craig Whitney
New York Times
Harold Piper
Baltimore Sun
United States
Contracts Set For Pleasant Street School
Norwalk Board of Education approved contracts totaling 582 886 for the Pleasant Street School. General contract 375 565 awarded to Studer Obringer. mechanical 157 000 to T O Murphy Co. electrical 48 995 to Sabroske Electric. sound system 1 326 to Torrance Sound. Demolition by general contractor. Bids reviewed and reductions made to base sums.
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Pleasant Street
Norwalk
Ohio
Charles M. Effinger
Studer Obringer
Cop Killing Probe Moves To Cleveland
The Cincinnati police investigation into the fatal shooting of officer Charles Burdsall shifted to Cleveland. A man wounded in back with two gunshot wounds checked into St. Vincent Charity Hospital in Cleveland about 34 hours after the Cincinnati shooting, raising questions about a possible link. Cleveland and Cincinnati officials said no connection has been confirmed and the probe continues. Burdsall was the fifth Cincinnati officer killed in the line of duty in four years.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Cleveland
St. Vincent Charity Hospital
Charles Burdsall
Burdsall
Cleveland Hospital
Pollution threat from non point sources looms over Great Lakes
A 171 page UPI report to the International Joint Commission warns non point pollution from land drainage and agriculture endangers the Great Lakes ecology. It cites 32 to 90 percent phosphorus origin from non point sources, cites sediments and toxins, and calls for coordinated cross border oversight and tougher production point controls. Norman Berg led the U.S. team and cites costs of at least 100 million annually and a multi year timeline to address the issue amidst ongoing Lake Erie pollution.
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Windsor
Ontario
UPI
Great Lakes
International Joint Commission
Joint Commission
Norman Berg
U.S
Berg
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Toledo Coalition For Safe Energy
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Olds
Washington
UPS
Postal Service
Denver
Columbus
Colorado General Hospital
Paul Taylor
Tamie Crabtree
Miss Crabtree
Taylor
Richard H. Huyler
III
Brake
Rita J. Kluding
Javis Mann
Lee Ann Smith
Edward A. Hunter
Sylvania
Debra J. Jones
Lois N. Mitchell
Robert D. Beck
Vergil
Craig Fisher
Stoutenberg Park
Craig
Russell Fisher
Rockford, Ill
Clarence Hummel
Paul Stafford
Lev Almazov
Whitney and
Piper
Foreign Ministry
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By Kathy Szeibach
Schnurr & Sons
Mosser Construction
T. J. Hume
Weithman Bros
Schodorf Plumbing and Heating
Shepp Plumbing and Heating
Guenther Plumbing and Heating
Gilbert Plumbing and Heating
Midwest Electrical
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Sabroske Electric
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