Norwalk Rates Higher Than National Averages
The author argues municipal electric systems do not benefit communities unless they have low rates and dependable service. Norwalk's proposed rates, compared with Federal Power Commission data and state averages, are higher across 250 to 1000 KWH usages, challenging the system’s claimed efficiency.
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Herman Schaafsma
General Fund
Norwalk
Electric Fund
Ohio
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Bowling Green
Martins Ferry
Norwalk Utilities Rates Face Comparison With Ohio Edison
A Norwalk rate study compares proposed municipal utility charges with Ohio Edison but omits direct figures for commercial and industrial customers. It notes two large industrial rates may be below production costs, while Edison’s firm two-year rates could affect a future purchase.
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Norwalk
Ohio
FPC
Ohio Edison
How Norwalk Compares in Power Listings
Norwalk shows higher values in 26 of 35 listings, with no generating plants. The data derives from the Federal Power Commission Electric Rate Book issued in June 1970, noting sale to Ohio Power in June 1970.
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Ohio Power
Norwalk
Federal Power Commission
Ministers Battle For Microphone In ACCC Session
In Pasadena the Rev. Carl McIntyre tried to seize control of the American Council of Christian Churches during a turbulent session. Hotel officials asked him to leave. he refused and later planned separate meetings with his supporters. Current president Philip Clark presided as McIntyre criticized officials as soft and out of order.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Carl McIntyre
American Council of Christian Churches
Huntington Sheraton
McIntyre
Philip Clark
Glendale
Council
Robert Hayden
Heiress Fined For Trespass In Detroit Plant Visit
Cinda Firestone heiress to the Firestone fortune and companion Anne Dockery pleaded guilty to attempted trespass at the Eldon Axle plant. They were fined $50 and $100 in court costs respectively and released on bond after arrest for carrying cameras to gather material for an underground news service Liberation News Service.
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Detroit
UPI
Cinda Firestone
Firestone
Chrysler Corp
Miss Firestone
Anne Dockery
New York
Recorders Court
William J. Sutherland
Eldon
Liberation News Service
Hugh Davis
Harvey S. Firestone
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Nixon Plans Cuts In Head Start Program
The Nixon administration informs local Head Start officials that budget reductions will force program cuts and possible denial of services to some children. Congress will set final OEO funding when it returns November 15. Head Start serves 263000 children aged 3 to 6 and may face shortfalls even at requested levels. The Senate backed the full request, while the House approved a budget cutting an additional 17.7 million.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Nixon Administration
Senate
House
Peace Corps Chief Warns on Fear in U.S. Rights Debate
Peace Corps Director Joseph H. Blatchford warned in Cleveland that America is moving toward an epidemic of fear and that a poll shows many citizens favor abridging half the Bill of Rights. He spoke Wednesday, urging vigilance against eroding civil liberties.
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Cleveland
UPI
Peace Corps
Joseph H. Blatchford
America
Blatchford
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