Oil Tax and Election Finance Bills Die in Congress
Congress shows little movement on key energy and campaign finance issues. House rejects funding for 1980 election campaigns and drops plans for a domestic crude oil tax. Administration loses ground on coal slurry pipelines and federal civil service reform advances pass two committees. Senate trims housing aid and adopts an endangered species act review panel.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Congress
House
White House
Energy
James Schlesinger
Civil Service
Senate
Waste Disposal Planned in Huron County Joint Plan
Huron County's Regional Planning Commission voted to collaborate with the North Star Council of Governments to create a county waste disposal plan required by a 1976 federal act. North Star Director Edward Leveritt noted funding has been received and planning may take two years as part of a regional effort including Crawford, Seneca and Wyandot counties under EPA administration for solid and hazardous waste plans.
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Huron County
Regional Planning Commission
North Star Council of Governments
Ohio
North Star
Edward Leveritt
Leveritt
Crawford
Seneca
Wyandot
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
MV Taxes Distributed Fourth 1978 license revenue
Governor James A. Rhodes announced a fourth 1978 license tax distribution totaling 34.9 million dollars to Ohio's 88 counties. Huron County will receive 256,941 dollars. BMW Registrar Dean L. Collison expects checks to be mailed by Aug. 1. More than 90 cents of every motorist dollar returns to local road and highway upkeep.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Ohio
Huron County
BMW
Dean L. Collison
Electrostatic sprayer eyed to cut pesticide use
Ed Law of the University of Georgia describes a patented electrostatic spraying system that charges spray drops and uses air to guide them to plants. Field tests suggest insects can be controlled with half the recommended pesticide per acre, promising cost savings and potential orchard applications.
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Ed Law
University of Georgia
Law
U of G
Road Hogs Tie Up Interstate Highway
About 40 pigs spilled from a truck after a chain reaction crash four miles east of downtown Indianapolis tying up Interstate 70 during the morning rush hour. Troopers, Fort Harrison personnel, and civilians corralled the animals onto the highway berm while drivers exited their cars to help.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Fort Harrison
Berm
Obituaries for Anna Gamper and Arndt in Ohio notices
Anna Elizabeth Zipp Gamper 62 of Berlin Heights died at Sandusky Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She lived in Berlin Heights six years and Jersey City born. Survived by husband John, son John A., daughter Donna Neer, seven grandchildren, brother Howard Zipp, sister Gladys Ascolese. Funeral details at Hinman Funeral Home with wake and services at St Huron. Burial Riverside Cemetery Berlin Heights. Nova Lawrence Arndt 65 of Nova died at Lorain Community Hospital after a heart attack at a Vermilion trailer park. Native of Lansing Michigan, resident 34 years. survived by wife Beatrice, son Gerald, two granddaughters, brother Royce, sisters Nedra Luce, Vera Moore, Ethel Greenbank. Services at Fastman Funeral Home New London with burial Huntington Cemetery.
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Berlin Heights
Anna Elizabeth
Zipp) Gamper
Whipperwill
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Jersey City
N.J
St Peter's Catholic Church
Huron
John
John A
Sandusky
Kenneth
NOVA
Lawrence G. Arndt
Lorain Community Hospital
Vermilion
Lansing
Mich
Arndt
F.E. Meyers Pump Co
Ashland
Beatrice
Gerald
Spencer
Ohio
Royce
Killbuck
Walter
Nedra) Luce
Sullivan
Harold
Vera) Moore
Elmer
Ethel) Greenbank
Fastman Funeral Home
New London
Roger Rambaud
Nova Community Church
Huntington Cemetery
Red Cross Plans First Aid Class
Firelands Red Cross offers a first aid and personal safety course for ages 13 and up or those who have completed seventh grade. Sessions run August 7 9 14 16 21 23 28 and 30 from 7 to 10 pm at 37 E. Washington St Norwalk. Texts and materials cost 3.50 per person. Register by August 4 at 668 6014. Volunteer instructor Peg Hurst urges early sign up due to limited class size.
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Firelands Red Cross
Norwalk Red Cross
E. Washington St
Peg Hurst
EMT Ambulan ce course offered at Ehove school in Aug
A certification class for Emergency Medical Technician Ambulance personnel begins August 28 at Ehove Joint Vocational School. Classes meet Mondays and Thursdays from 6 30 to 9 30 p m for residents in the Firelands Ambulance Service area in Huron and Ashland counties. A course fee of 25 per person applies.
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New London
Ehove Joint Vocational School
New
Firelands Ambulance Service
Huron
Ashland Counties
Emta’s
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