Were Officials Crying Wolf On Energy Crisis
Ohio officials and utilities warned of a worst ever energy crisis in January due to severe winter weather and a coal strike. Gov Rhodes and Sen Glenn warned of catastrophe while utilities forecast layoffs and blackouts. the strike ended with coal shipments resuming and increased out of state power purchases, conservation, and escorts by the Ohio Highway Patrol helping avert a larger crisis.
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Boys Allowed to Keep Found Cash in Toledo
In Toledo Ohio three youths John Purtell 14 Daniel Riling 18 and Paul Choate 17 won permission to keep 13000 found on a street corner two years ago. Judge Reno Riley Jr ordered the sum divided after deducting 3200 for legal fees and court costs and about 1000 spent on sodas candy before they turned in the money. Police say the cash was payment for illegal billings lost on the street.
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