Public opinion split on proposed Erie Nuclear Plant near Berlin Heights
The Ohio Power Siting Commission considers the Erie Nuclear Power Station near Berlin Heights. In Norwalk residents express varied views from strong support citing clean energy to fears of accidents and waste. Journalists surveyed 22 people with eight visitors and seven undecided or unquoted.
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Berlin Heights
Norwalk
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Freeman
Sharon Nevine
Bellevue
Sharon Millhouse
E. Elm St
Contol
Joyce Good
Vincent Ross
Glover St
Ross
Norfolk Western appeals strike injunction ruling in Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway said it will appeal a federal judge's decision not to issue an injunction against a strike by the railway clerk union. The company asked the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago to grant the injunction during appeal. A spokesman noted negotiations would resume in Washington.
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Chicago
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Washington
Carter greets Willie Nelson at Merriweather concert
President Carter and Rosalynn Carter surprised thousands of country fans by attending Willie Nelson and Emmy Lou Harris at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia Maryland. The presidential couple flew from Camp David by helicopter and kept the trip secret until Friday afternoon.
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Renoir Painting Stolen From Turin Modern Art Gallery
Italian police report a Renoir oil portrait of Paul Renoir valued at about 115000 dollars was stolen from Turin's Modern Art Gallery. The theft occurred Friday as guards say three watched the hall but the thief removed the painting from its frame and escaped unseen. Prior thefts highlight security lapses in museums and churches.
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Italy
UPI
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Renoir
Paul
Actress Marsha Hunt Sues Mick Jagger for Paternity
Los Angeles reports actress Marsha Hunt 31 files paternity suit against Mick Jagger claiming he fathered her seven year old daughter Karis Hunt Ratledge. A court bars Jagger from collecting profits from California rock concerts as security until resolution. Hunt's attorney says Jagger publicly acknowledged paternity and has paid $17 weekly support. action seeks $2,290 monthly.
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Weather Outlook With Thunder Showers Tonight Through Sunday
Weather brief reports hot humid and hazy tonight with scattered showers and thundershowers. Lows in the lower 70s. Sunday cooler with more showers and highs in the low to mid 80s. Chance of precipitation 50 percent tonight and Sunday. Winds SW 5 to 10 mph, gusty near thundershowers. Also notes Friday temperatures 93 and 69, and recent figures 73 and 56. Marriage licenses listed for four couples. two births at Fisher-Titus. historical note on Pope Calixtus III and Halley’s comet linked to Turkish foes.
Postal Pact Resisted by United Press International
Wildcat strikes hit Jersey City and Richmond as New York postal workers threaten a vote to reopen wage talks. Moe Biller, head of the NY Metro Postal Workers Union, May seek rank and file approval to reopen negotiations. The tentative pact with the U S Postal Service was reached after negotiations.
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Richmond
Calif
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Moe Biller
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American Postal Workers Union
Wildcat
Washington
Redding
Fresno
Skylab Survival Efforts Continue Against Orbital Decay
NASA officials say Skylab 84 ton station may burn up in Earth's atmosphere but maneuvers will proceed to steer it away from populated areas. Friday remarks by Robert Frosch and Christopher Kraft acknowledge slim chances of safe recovery, yet authorities will persist until no sensible option remains.
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Robert Frosch
Washington
Frosch
Johnson Space Center
Christopher Kraft
Man resentenced to life in Van Wert after death sentence grant
Richard Mason, 24, of Mansfield, who was granted a death penalty last month, was resentenced to life in prison by Van Wert County Common Pleas Court. Mason pleaded guilty to killing two people, attempted murder of another, and aggravated robbery from a 1974 Cactus Bar and Grill robbery and said he will appeal to the U S District Court of Appeals in Lima.
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Ohio
UPI
Mansfield
Richard Mason
U.S. District Court of Appeals
Lima
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van Wert County
Cactus Bar and Grill
Million Dollar Suit Accuses Officials Of Rights Violations
Joseph Freed represents Carroll J Allison in a $1 million civil suit filed in U S District Court Toledo alleging due process violations by Huron County Sheriff John Borgia former Judge Robert J Vetter and several prosecutors and deputies. The suit recounts a 1968 motorbike theft case and alleged failures to investigate and indict Weston and Grebs, grand jury actions, and later concessions in plea deals amid alleged police and prosecutorial misconduct.
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Toledo
Huron County
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Common Pleas Court
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Bernard Freeman
William Owens
Ronald Freeman
Franklin D. Eckstein
Joseph Freed
Carroll J Allison
Collins
Allison
Weston
Grebs
Huron County Prosecutor's Office
Eckstein
Owens
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Harper
Richard Andres
John Warner
Vetter
Linn Corp Imposes Press Policy Amid Heavy Workload
The George F. Linn Corp directs staff not to talk with the press during hours, citing workload and factual information needs. Questions go to the agency director by Thursday noon with written replies by Friday 3 p.m. New hires include Swingle, Adolph, Pali, and Spradlin. No. No, Nanette final shows at Towne and Country Theatre at 8 p.m. tonight and Sunday.
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