South Central Eyes Oil Burners To Avoid Shutdown
South Central High School considers installing burners that switch between natural gas and fuel oil to survive a 40 percent gas cutback this winter. Supt. Lowell Etzler expects gas allotment to last to mid February and bids to arrive within a week. Monroeville Board of Education also faces fuel problems and may close for winter, planning a calendar fix with make up days. Berlin Milan and Edison districts discuss heat conservation and shifting directives to cope without shutdowns.
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Supt
Lowell Etzler
Donald Halsey
Monroeville
Halsey
Ohio State
Thomas Ferguson
State Department of Education
State Athletic Association
State Food Service Department
Berlin-Milan
Charles Lindecamp
Lindecamp
Edison
Emperors welcomed as Ford plans White House ceremony
President Ford to host Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako with a 21 gun salute and military reviews in a formal White House reception. Also notes London pound near crisis value and four Bucyrus residents, including a mayoral candidate, arrested for armed robbery. Death ends for patient in Loma Linda after choosing to discontinue dialysis.
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UPI
Pennsylvania Avenue
Japan
Ford
White House
Hirohito
Nagako
Bucyrus, Ohio
Bucyrus
Michael
Galion
Crawford County
Floyd Smith
Patrick Fast
Here
Rusty Byron
Shirley Riley
Robert McLeod
Senate Rejects End of Government Gas Price Controls
The Senate voted 57 to 31 against permanently lifting federal price controls on natural gas. A compromise plan by Sens. Pearson and Bentsen would ease some controls for emergency winter sales. Hollings argues the emergency bill is a short term fix, aiming to reduce a 1.3 trillion cubic feet winter deficit and avert up to 500000 job losses.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Sen
Paul Fannin
R.-Ariz
James Pearson
Federal Power Commission
Ernest F. Hollings
D.S.C
Hollings
Natural Gas Supply Committee
Weather Outlook Clears With Frost Tonight
Clear and cold tonight with frost likely and lows in the low to mid 30s. Friday brings sun and warmth with highs in the lower 60s and rain probability near zero. Winds light and variable with humidity rising this afternoon to about 50 percent and no rain expected today. Weather data show Wednesday 63 by 42, humidity 84 percent at 7 am rising to 100 percent by 7 pm. Marriage license for Carl J. Rader and Grace M. Willet. Births reported for Watson and Miller families. Deaths noted for Nellie Clayton and Robert Dean Taylor.
City Hall Courtroom Layout Sparks Council Grumblings
Citizens weigh in as some city councilmen express concerns over the proposed municipal courtroom design in city hall. Opinion polling asks residents if they favor the layout.
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City Hall
Norwalk City Court and Bond Plan Debate Sparks Tax Talk
Readers debate city finances and court funding as opinions clash over repairs and bond measures. A call to vote on revenue bonds and a local council critique highlights ongoing fiscal tensions in Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Nonwalk Tonight Open Houses Set for Local Schools
Open houses will be held at League and Bronson Schools at 7 30 tonight. Parents and community members are invited to tour the facilities and meet staff during the evening event.
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League and Bronson Schools
Double tragedy from teen crash linked to beer and marijuana
In Menlo Park California Bobby Benton 17 and Joanne McFate 16 died after a car hit by a tractor-trailer then rolled near Coalinga. Bobby later killed himself as grief over Joanne’s death and guilt over the crash overwhelmed him.
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Robert Lurati
Menlo Park
Calif
Bobby Benton
Joanne McFate
Bobby
Pacific Ocean
Joanne
Coalinga
Norman McFate
Menlo-Atherton High School
Redwood City
Nelson Benton
McFates
Municipal Bond Market Thins After New York Crisis
New York City's fiscal crisis triggers a national cash flow squeeze in public debt markets. Observers call the market "precious thin" as Oregon sells 125 million in Triple-A bonds with only 49 million sold. Buffalo short term notes attract bids only at high yields, with 6.5 million of 24 million offered.
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UPI
New York City
James Lebenthal
Lebenthal & Co., Inc
Oregon
Buffalo
N.Y
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