Nuclear plant near Norwalk sparks safety tour in Ohio
Toledo Edison officials outlined the safety of nuclear plants and Davis-Besse near Port Clinton during a reporters seminar in Fremont. They contrasted Davis-Besse with Three Mile Island, noting Davis-Besse has five valves, a deareator for rapid water flow, and a higher generator level for natural circulation.
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Officials claim it's safest power
Dr. David Stuber of the Terra Tech faculty says radiation danger from a normally operating nuclear plant is virtually non-existent. He notes natural background radiation is everywhere, from earth materials and cosmic rays, and cites US average background at .102 rems per year. A chest X-ray delivers .03 to .15 rems.
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Palestinian guerrilla leader wounded in Cannes attack
Ziuherir Mohsen 43 chief of Saika and PLO military arm wounded at point blank outside his Riviera apartment. French police seek suspect as PLO accuses Israel. details give location and timing. Pat Paulsen proposes long cars to curb energy use and a pool heater workaround as novelty presidency bid.
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Saccharin Likely to Stay Legal Through 1981
The House passed 394 to 22 a bill directing the FDA to refrain from banning saccharin until at least June 30, 1981. The measure, pending Senate approval, signals strong support to keep the artificial sweetener legal amid cancer concerns.
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Hijacker takes Bangladesh Biman jet hostage in Calcutta
A hijacker armed with a pistol and dagger seized a Bangladesh Biman aircraft with 43 people aboard in Calcutta and demanded one million dollars. After nine hours of tense negotiations, he surrendered to police and the plane landed safely. Gerry Spiess vowed not to attempt his record Atlantic crossing again after reaching Falmouth Harbor aboard Yankee Girl.
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Weather notes and life events from Norwalk area
Mostly cloudy humid weather with scattered storms and highs 80s. Tonight 60s, Thursday 75 to 80 with lingering shower chances and 50 percent then 20 percent. Marriage licenses list Richard J. Hardy Joyce M. Hardy and William A Kernell Jr Patricia Ryan. Births include Hansberger McClain Lacey Maggard. deaths note Gerald Funk. Also Sturbridge museum cites 1816 as no summer due to snow and ice in New England.
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Sandusky
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Norwalk
Sturbridge
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New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Firms can be their own judges in wage-price program
Washington based 59 firms including Goodyear, American Broadcasting Co., Allied Chemical, Chessie System, Coastal States Gas Corp., and Gillette received letters allowing them to decide their own eligibility for wage-price guideline exceptions. The council retains the right to challenge determinations as the first program year ends September 30.
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Oil windfall tax bill stalls for August recess
Washington leaders say the windfall profits tax on oil will not pass Congress until after the August recess and may be watered down. Carter negotiates with Capitol Hill while promising an energy package could pass by early October. Senate Finance Chairman Russell Long remains hopeful a bill will meet the president's aims. The administration seeks $140 million to fund the energy program.
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West End Sunoco beer permit bid faces state review
Norwalk City Council voted to urge the Ohio Department of Liquor Control to reject West End Sunoco owners Roger McIntyre and Francis Cappella’s C-2 beer and wine permit. No hearing will be requested. safety committee will study neighborhood impact. Public concerns were raised about proximity to the Sorrowful Mother Shrine.
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Francis Cappella
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Boy Rescued From Drowning In Norwalk Pool Incident
A 2-year-old Norwalk boy named Kevan Ernest Gore was reported in satisfactory condition at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after a near drowning at Valley Beach Swim Club. He slipped from his mother's care while playing with children, triggering a Norwalk Sheriff Department report and a Norwalk Ambulance Service mouth to mouth resuscitation.
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New London doctor sues over Cleveland Press stories
Dr. Miklos H. E. Egyed, a New London Hospital trustee, filed a $6 million libel and slander suit in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court against the Cleveland Press. He says a April series about the New London Hospital falsely depicted him as incompetent and unqualified.
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Mississippi
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Hungary
Ohio
Worker Injured At Norwalk Furniture Plant
Ronald Pheifer, 24, of 285 Meadow Lane, was shocked while using an electrical tool at Norwalk Furniture. He was rushed to Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital and reported in intensive care this morning.
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Strange case of the minister and the bang
Rev. Raahn Thompson of Farrell Pennsylvania faced a scare on U S 20 when a nervous mechanic misinterpreted a car gesture during a test drive by a patrol cruiser. A bang led to a mistaken shooting report before officers learned the minister sought directions to New London for choir robes. The exact cause of the noise remains unclear.
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