Ohio gas crisis report leaks spark questions on utilities
A confidential Senate Energy Committee report alleges Ohio utilities did not aggressively pursue new gas supplies and allowed contract defaults in 1976-77. It notes Columbia Gas System and Consolidated Natural Gas faced enforcement gaps, with Columbia Gas Transmission delivering less than contracted and charging higher rates to customers.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Scripps-Howard
Senate Energy Committee
Neal Zimmers
Dayton
Zimmers
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Luther Heckman
Ohio Utilities
Columbia Gas System
Consolidated Natural Gas
Columbia Gas Transmission
Columbia Gas of
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
East Ohio
Tenneco
Securities & Exchange Commission
Federal Power Commission
Elizabeth Blake
Robert Ramsdell
Consolidated
Columbia
Market report on livestock and feeder pig prices
Consignors reported 292 head with hogs steady by hundredweight and cattle mixed. Steers ranged 38-40.50 top, heifers 36.50-40.75, cows generally 24-31.25, bulls 31-37.50, calves and veal prices varied, sheep and lambs steady with wool and feeder lamb values listed. Breeding ewes offered at 32 per head.
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Ee Ee
BS Mu Sons
Local woman finds money. unclaimed after 10 days
Mrs. Lester Chase found a small amount of money on South Linwood Avenue between Summit and Hickory Streets Friday morning. Police said she could keep the money if no one claims it within 10 days. Also included are brief items on church socials and hospital admissions and a note about Rev Bruce Edwards resigning amid a racial controversy and moving to a Hawaiian church.
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Lester (Thetis) Chase
Elm St
Linwood Avenue
Summit
Hickory Streets
Plains, Ga
Israel Builds Military Power Amid War Rumors
Defense Minister Shimon Peres said Israel has the world's most modern army beside the great powers and an air force larger than Britain or France. He spoke after a cabinet session reviewing Rabin's defense posture as Israel claims extensive military modernization.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Shimon Peres
Yitzhak Rabin
Peres
Britain
France
Welfare Red Tape Scored Standard Welfare Form
The Commission on Federal Paperwork urges a standard welfare application to cut red tape and save about 2.2 billion dollars annually. It argues forms distract from aid needs, with HEW adoption needing congressional and White House approval. It notes burdens fall hardest on those most in need.
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Washington
UPS
Commission On Federal Paperwork
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Commission
Joseph Hochstein
HEW
White House
Hustler Sues Army Over Fort Meade Sales Ban
UPI reports Hustler publisher Larry Flynt filed a 500000 dollar civil suit in U.S. District Court seeking to lift an Army ban on selling the magazine at Fort Meade newsstands. Lawyers James M. Kramon and Andrew J. Graham cite demand from buyers of post exchange goods. Specialist Shelby J. Sprouse, daughter of Denzil F. Sprouse, was assigned as a medical records specialist at Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu.
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Baltimore
UPI
Hustler
Army
Fort Meade
Larry Flynt
U.S. District
Hustler Magazine
James M. Kramon
Andrew J. Graham
Army Air Force Exchange Service
Shelby J. Sprouse
Denzil F. Sprouse
Monroeville
Tripler Army Medical Center
Honolulu
Hawaii
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Thundering Wheels Roller Arena
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Leroy Stober
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Wakeman
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Nationwide Life Insurance Company
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