Utilities cut coal contracts threaten Ohio mining jobs
Three large utilities plan to terminate about three million tons of Consolidation Coal Co. Ohio coal, risking hundreds of miner jobs and about 75 million dollars in Consol revenue. Cleveland Electric Illuminating, Detroit Edison, and an unnamed Michigan utility cut contracts to stockpile low sulfur coal for EPA sulfur dioxide rules, with 1.6 million tons cut by CLE and 1.15 million by Detroit Edison plus 450,000 by the Michigan utility, affecting Consol's 2,000 Ohio employees and a 39 million dollar payroll. The EPA hearings last summer examined the potential economic impact, while the Supreme Court denied challenges to the Ohio sulfur dioxide plan.
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John T. Kady
United Press International
Columbus
UPI
Consolidation Coal Co
Ohio
Consol
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Detroit Edison
Michigan
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Environmental Protection Agency
West
Virginia
Kentucky
Buckeye
John Guzek
District 6
United Mine Workers Union
Cilles Bottom
EPA
U.S. Epa
St. Clairsville
Cleveland
Carter
Guzek
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Cort of Appeals
Widman Inc. Stock Bought by Two Longtime Employees
Robert Jackson and Jack Meesig, both long-time workers at Gene Widman Inc. at 7 Case St., have purchased equal shares of all stock. Jackson, 61 Eastwood Ave., has 24 years with the company, and Meesig, 75 Corwin St., is also a longtime employee.
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Gene Widman Inc
Case St
Robert Jackson
Eastwood Ave
Jack Meesig
Corwin St
Jackson
Hospital admissions and discharges noted in Norwalk area
A list of recent hospital admissions and discharges from New London Norwalk and nearby towns is followed by a corporate ownership change. Meesig, long time installer and sales leader, becomes corporation president and general manager. Jackson becomes secretary treasurer. The Widman family plans relocation to Fort Myers Florida. The sale price is $438,800. The company sells and installs aluminum home improvement products.
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Meessig
Meesig
Jackson
Gene Widman
Gene
Regina
Whittlesey Ave
Fort Myers
Fla
Widmans
Key Estates
Elvin C. Feltman Jr
Milan
James P. Feltman
Glendale
Calif
Huron County Recorder's Office
Byrd Sees Shift to Great Middle Class Policy Focus
Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd says Congress is pivoting from four decades of social welfare toward aiding the great middle class, the backbone of the country. He notes the 18.7 billion dollar tax bill favors those earning 15 000 to 50 000, and cites national health insurance as the top domestic priority for the 96th Congress. He also emphasizes cautious SALT II consideration, trade with the Soviet Union, NATO ties, and a strong defense program with a careful all volunteer military. A separate local case reports a rural Norwalk man charged with grand theft after two grain wagons disappeared October 2 near New London. wagons valued at 2800 found in Ruggles Township.
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Washington
Byrd
Congress
Soviet Union
Senate
NATO
China
Norwalk
New London
John J. Russell
Ruggles Township
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Ashland County
John Nolan
Fitchville River Road
Sheriff’s Department
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Myrtle Willard
Widman Business
Rpet
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Douglas Lash
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Irene Williams
Wanda Ungerer
Clarence Miller
Monroeville
Phyllis Fleming
Greenwich
Ruth McGinn
Joyce Lombardo
Leslie Bauer
Berlin Heights
Marcus Weisenberger
Lonnie Pelham
Walter Hahn
Collins
Roger Crisp
Baby Maura Smith
Georgia Bess
Ardis Miller
Willard
Gilbert Weisenberger
Alice Sutliff
Albert Minnich
John Horvath
Nancy Harner
Deborah Salyer
Brady Cisco
Loraine Swatek
Loraine Brinkman
Constance
Mark
Scott
Mae
Mike
John
Marylin
Sharon
Mary Ann
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Sandusky Drive-In
School For
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Ohio Edison
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