Senate vote looms on plan to lift natural gas price controls
Washington reports cite a White House shift to phaseout of CT federal controls by 1985 as Senate debate ends in a final decision. In Alabama, voters nominate new faces for Senate seats ending Wallace era. Cincinnati Post editor predicts robust rivalry with Enquirer even if joint operation is approved.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House-Senate
Carter
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
James B. Allen
Allen
George Wallace
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Enquirer
William R. Burleigh
U.S
Griffin Bell
Yost
New Hampshire ad jingle jumps sides in governor race
Republican Gov Meldrim Thomson created a $3 campaign record and now his Democratic opponent Hugh Gallen is using it. The 30 second ads open with Thomsons Live Free or Die tune and urge voters to keep New Hampshire No. 1 while an announcer counters that property taxes and high electric bills are the result of Thomsons leadership.
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Concord
N.H
Mel
New Hampshire No. 1
Legionnaires Disease Claims Lorain Man
Horace Lobertini aged 56 of Lorain died of Legionnaires' disease at Lorain Community Hospital on September 9 after being admitted August 31. An autopsy linked his death to acute pneumonia associated with the illness and a lung specimen was sent to the CDC in Atlanta for confirmation.
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Lorain
Ohio
UPI
Horace Lobertini
Lorain Community Hospital
Federal Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Lobertini
Disease Control Center
Weather and marriage notices in The Record
Cloudy and cooler tonight with a 30 percent chance of showers then clearing Thursday with a 10 percent chance of rain. Lows 45 to 50, highs in the low to mid 60s, northerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday temperatures 72 to 43, zero precipitation. Marriage license applications listed for Phillips Burt Wakeman Reeves Keim Miller Wasiniak. Births recorded Schafer. Deaths announced Stone and Jackson. Italy tops wine consumption at 117 quarts per person annually.
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Daniel L. Phillips
New London
Lynette M. Burt Wakeman
Robert S. Reeves Jr
Toledo
Sharon J. Kei
Boy Loses Vision In One Eye In Dirt Bike Crash
A 10 year old boy, Darren Sanders, lost sight in one eye after colliding head on with 15 year old James Purcell on a dirt bike trail at Manchester Street end in Monroeville. Darren remains in fair condition with surgery planned. the incident is under Huron County Sheriff's investigation.
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Monroeville
Darren Sanders
John W. Sanders
Manchester St
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
Darren
Manchester Street
Huron County Sheriff's Department
James E. Purcell
Williams St
James
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Norwalk
Mystery plane may have caused worst US air disaster
SAN DIEGO APS authorities hunted a possible third aircraft after a Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 727 struck a Cessna 172 at 3,000 feet, diving into a city block and killing 151. Investigators cite potential misidentification and airfield chatter as a factor, with witnesses noting a third small plane in the sky.
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San Diego
APS
Phillip Hogue
National Transportation Safety Board
FAA
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Hogue
Lindbergh Field
Hoguesa
Mayor Claims Cinevue Breaks Cable Contract
Mayor Wayne Goodsite accuses Continental Cablevision of breaching a 12 channel contract by introducing Cinevue first run movie channel. He warns Channel 7 could be dropped for non subscribers, risking loss of educational and local channels. Legal and renegotiation options discussed as city revisits terms amid past rate disputes and expansions.
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Wayne Goodsite
Continental Cablevision
Cinevue
Goodsite
Cablevision
Law
Ronald Freeman
Continental
Norwalk
Clyde
Bellevue
Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Bellevue Schools Levy Passes After Special Election
Bellevue area voters approved a nine mill emergency tax levy easing district cuts. unofficial tallies show 2,323 for and 1,567 against across Huron Erie Seneca and Sandusky counties. taxes rise $22 yearly for a $100 payer next year.
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Bellevue
Bellevue Schools
Marian Yost
Yost
Huron
Erie
Sandusky
Seneca
Norfolk & Western
Cleveland
Strike slows Ohio auto firms amid rail walkout
The nationwide rail strike slows Ohio auto production and hits steel and grain sectors as clerks picket major facilities in Columbus Cleveland Youngstown Toledo and Cincinnati. Chessie system crews see partial train operation while others remain idle and farmers worry grain cannot be stored if rail movement stalls harvest progress.
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Ohio
Brotherhood of Railway
Columbus
Cleveland
Youngstown
Toledo
Cincinnati
Joyriding Pilot Won't Be Sought
An unidentified pilot allegedly landed on U S 20 east of Norwalk then taxied under the Ohio 18 overpass, turned around and departed. Donald Chandler of the Huron County Airport Authority said the incident occurred about 6:30 p m three weeks earlier, and without aircraft numbers no pursuit will follow. State patrol reported no word on the highway landing, while authority members suggested the pilot may have been showing off on a summer evening.
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U.S. 20
Norwalk
Donald Chandler
Huron County Airport Authority
Chandler
Norwalk Post
Authority
Richard Chase
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Main St
William Wood
Pilgrim Circle
Paul Stafford
Channel 7
Jan Rogosch
Reflector
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N&w
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Royal Cox
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