Gas Shortage Debate Ignites Ohio Leaders and Local Elections
A shift in stance from the Ohio AFL CIO on gas shortages sparks warnings of a brutal winter as Columbia Gas curtails supply by up to 65 percent starting November 1. Industry leaders and public figures warn of layoffs, higher food prices, and broader economic strain while local Norwalk candidates address school board issues at a barbecue with teachers.
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Howard M. Metzenbaum
Cleveland
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Washington
Public Utilities
David C. Sweet
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William J. Costello
Ohio Manufacturers Association
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Norwalk
City Teachers Association
Memorial Lake Park
Ehove Joint Vocational School
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Delianides
Canton
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Rafie
Basic Education Course Starts Monday in Norwalk Schools
Norwalk City Schools offer an Adult Basic Education program starting Monday Oct. 13 with evening classes from 7 to 9:30 at Norwalk Junior High School library. No registration required. program tailored to individual needs including reading writing mathematics spelling grammar and ESL and citizen test study. Free books materials and instruction. contact Robert Dean for details.
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Coleman Ct
New London
Stanton Speaks at Willard Barbecue Event
Congressman James Stanton, a Democratic Senate candidate, spoke at a fund raising chicken barbecue in Willard. The Huron County Democratic Party event at Father Nardecchia Hall drew 150 to 200 people as Stanton accused five major oil firms of forming a cartel to raise prices, arguing it harms free enterprise.
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FHHA expands aid for farmers hit by natural disasters
Farmers facing property damage or production losses may qualify for an expanded FHHA credit program. Applicants must lack credit from usual sources and should contact the Farmers Home Administration in Norwalk for assistance.
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