Columbia Gas Eases Winter Gas Curtailments for Local Users
Columbia Gas of Ohio cut curtailments to 20 percent for most industrial and commercial loads over one million cubic feet monthly while maintaining 100 percent limits for large boiler loads. The move followed surplus gas purchases from the Southwest, easing expected shortages and prompting mixed reactions from Monroeville and South Central schools amid ongoing weather and supply uncertainties.
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Columbia Gas
Ohio
Lake Erie
Richard Gordon
Gordon
Marvin E. White
Columbia Distribution Companies
Monroeville
Columbia
Halsey
South Central High
Lowell Etzler
CIA plotted assassination attempts against Castro and Lumumba
A Senate Intelligence Committee report details a CIA arsenal including poisons and booby traps used in plots against Fidel Castro and Patrice Lumumba, and support for insurgents who killed other leaders. The panel could not determine who authorized the actions across Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson administrations.
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Washington
UPI
CIA
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Patrice Lumumba
Senate
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
Ford
Connecticut pediatrician cites teen death after refused dialysis
Dr. Robert A. Kramer said a 14 year old girl with kidney failure chose to die at Yale New Haven Hospital two years ago after refusing treatment despite parental and medical objections. He described her life as miserable and constricted, noting a psychiatrist found her decision rational and reasonable.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Connecticut
Yale-New Haven Hospital
Robert A. Kramer
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Hartford
Kramer
FCC says Reagan film airings trigger equal time rules
A FCC spokesman said stations broadcasting older Ronald Reagan films face equal time obligations if other Republican presidential candidates request access. The policy would also cover the Death Valley Days program where Reagan was a narrator.
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Washington
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Federal Communications Commission
Death Valley
City averts first payless payday with last minute funds
New York City nearly missed its regular payroll of 127 million dollars on Thursday. A 100 million dollar shuffle from the teachers pension fund to the state and back to the city allowed checks to be deposited after banks closed, saving the payroll.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Teachers Pension Fund
Weather notes and local life events for Norwalk area
A November 21 1975 weather brief notes a chance of snow flurries tonight and Saturday with a hard freeze and lows in the 20s. Winds NW 15 to 25 mph. Also reports marriage license application for John F Sapp and Edith L Wilber birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Roy Gayhart Attica and death of 58 year old Mrs Helen Winck rural Norwalk.
Downtown Businesses Asked to Preserve Original Facades
A Reflector reader urged in a Thursday letter that downtown shops keep historical storefronts rather than modernize. Readers are invited to vote yes by midnight at 668-8544 or no at 668-8345.
City Employes Press 10 Percent Pay Hike in 1976
Norwalk city workers and OCSEA press for a 10 per cent raise next year while the city offers seven per cent plus fringe benefits. Finance director says 7 per cent fits a balanced 1976 budget. a 10 per cent rise would cost about $62,000 extra.
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Norwalk
Goodsite
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
OCSEA
Douglas Selvin
Colvin
Norwalk Policemen Protest Sergeant Promotions Over Merit System
Three Norwalk patrolmen James Files Larry Naylor and Gregg Mehling protest the Civil Service Commission sergeant exam results asking for a voided process and a new test. John Short and William Meese were promoted while Merits points lack guidelines. Court action possible with union backing. A theft at West End Sunoco may exceed $500. Final leaf pickups due next week.
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Norwalk
Civil Service Commission
James Files
Larry Naylor
Gregg Mehling
Ptl
Michael Tesmer
James Bavis
Columbus
Bavis
Norwalk Law
Ronald Freeman
Freeman
Elderly Willard Man Drowns After Car Into Farm Pond
Reuben Gose aged 73 drowned when his car left a rural road on Green Bush Road west of New State Road and entered a farm pond. Greenwich fire crews responded. Deputy Coroner Dr. Earl McLoney certified the death as drowning. Patrol investigators continued work late this morning.
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Willard
Reuben Gose
Green Bush Road
New State Road
Atlee Myers
Greenwich Fire Department
Gose
Fink-Lindsey
Huron County
Earl McLoney
Ohio Highway Patrol
Romance Blossoms On House Ways And Means Couple To Marry
Representatives Andy Jacobs and Martha Keys, both on the House Ways and Means Committee, announced they will marry next January. Each will keep their own name and districts while maintaining a Washington home during the 1976 term. Keys, 45, mother of four. Jacobs, 43, previously divorced, no children.
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Wakeman
New London
Andy Jacobs
D.ind
Martha Keys
D.kan
House of Representatives
Manhattan
Kan
Indianapolis
Washington
Wame
Jacobs
Kathryn Welsh
Indiana
Matthew Welsh
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Donald Halsey
Board (of Education
Etzler
Lucky Buck
Reagan
Shuffle
John F. Sapp
Elyria
Edith L. Wilber
Mrs
Roy Gayhart
Attica
Boy
Helen Winck
Ray Perry
Fire Department
Gary DeWalt
Dave Wise
Larry Wise
Melvin Shipley
Lawrence Bresson
Richard Cunningham
Donald Keaton
Miami
Nancy Reagan
Secret Service
Michael L. Carvin
William Meese
Meese
Department
Eugene Mackis
West End
Sunoco
West Main Street
Gene Bernhardt Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol Hill
Jacobs-Keys Alliance
Democratic Party
Ali Mikva
Bner Mikva
D.iii
Keys
SacoBs
Key
UPI Telephoto
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