Gas Drilling In Lake Erie Proposed By Ohio Senators
Senators approve a controversial bill to allow exploratory natural gas drilling in Lake Erie after debate. critics warn three wells could lead to many licenses, while supporters say safeguards protect the lake and Ohio’s energy needs. financiero
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Confederate Memorial Day Observed At Camp Chase Cemetery
Civil War buffs gather at Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery in Columbus for Confederate Memorial Day ceremonies. Two flags adorn each of 2,260 graves, with remarks by Columbus attorney Earl Morris, a UDC service, and a Dixie salute. Cemetery is north of the Mason-Dixon line and maintained by the federal government.
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Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
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Breeder Reactor Endorsements Stir Energy Congress Debate
ENID Okla AP ex it in fusion energy says Carter policy against breeder reactors risks US future. Morris Levitt Fusion Energy Foundation director warns of slow economic collapse or nuclear war with the Soviet Union. Delegates at Phillips University energy congress echo calls for breeder reactors challenging the Carter stance. John J McKenna UT chemical engineering professor calls the position foolish and supports breeder reactors.
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Associated Press
Enid, Okla
Carter
United States
Morris Levitt
New York City
Fusion Energy Foundation
Soviet Union
Levitt
Columbia
Phillips University
John J. McKenna
University of Texas
States pay early vehicle license taxes for road repair
Scioto County will receive 205864 in 1977 vehicle license taxes about a month early after Gov. Rhodes ordered an unprecedented 28.7 million first release by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to aid local officials in repairing winter damaged streets. Distributions include Adams 92347 Jackson 107317 Pike 87473 and Vinton 68379. Weather to clear tonight and sunny Saturday. A separate report notes wheat beetle control operations at Scioto County farms with beetle larvae released for parasitism.
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Young Citizen Honored by Portsmouth Jaycees
Debbie Blanton an 18 year old from Lucasville Rt. 4 has been named the Portsmouth Area Jaycees Outstanding Young Citizen of 1977. A Valley High School valedictorian and employee at Newberrys Sporting Goods she won from about 50 nominations after judges picked one of five finalists. The award includes a $50 savings bond and an inscribed plaque.
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Lucasville Rt. 4
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Newberry’s Sporting Goods
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Valley High
Scioto Memorial Hospital
Highway Crash Kills Couple and Daughter in Ohio
Services for Mrs Sheila K. Evans aged 28 of Otway and her 3-year-old daughter Stacy Lee Ann Evans will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Ellis Funeral Home in West Union with Rev. Valley Reed officiating. They died in a head on collision on Route 125 eight miles north of the Route 52 junction, when a car and a truck collided.
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Sheila K. Evans
Otway Rt. 2
Stacy Lee Ann Evans
Ellis Funeral Home
West Union
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Traffic Deaths Prompt May Alert Stay Alive
A double traffic fatality occurred in Scioto County with victims pronounced at Scioto Memorial Hospital. The truck operator, Donald L. Meddings, 39, of Huntington West Virginia, was treated for injuries. Total traffic deaths in Scioto County this year rise to five. Interment is planned at Rocky Fork Cemetery after a local funeral home calling hours from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday.
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Otway
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Valley Beaten 3-1 In State Tourney
Miller City exploded for three runs in the third inning to topple Valley Indians 3-1 in the Class A state baseball tournament. Valley had taken a 1-0 lead in the top of the third before Miller City answered with three in the bottom half. Valley threatened in the seventh, loading the bases before Mark Merritt struck out to end the inning and the season.
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Indians
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Adams Named Clay High Principal in Ohio District
Charles Adams the Portsmouth High School principal was chosen as Clay High School principal by the Clay Local District Board of Education. The clerk confirmed the action and officials declined to disclose his pay. Adams will replace Arch Justus who will become district superintendent August 1.
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Portsmouth High School
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Clay
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Ruth Taylor
Diplomat Link To Be Restored
The United States will exchange diplomats with Cuba for the first time in 16 years. An interest section will be set up in Havana under Swiss auspices with Cubans housed in the Czech embassy here. The move aims to reunite families and renew full relations though differences remain.
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Associated Press
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Carter Administration
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Vietnam lists 20 more missing Americans found in Vietnam
Assistant Secretary of State Richard Holbrooke said Vietnam gave the United States a list of 20 more missing Americans whose remains were found in Vietnam. He noted no public release until identifications are confirmed by Hawaii’s Central Identification Laboratory.
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Hien
Hanoi
Leonard Woodcock
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Tucker Guggleman
Southgate suit seeks 21.5 million in Beverly Hills fire
A 21.5 million damage suit filed in Covington targets Beverly Hills Supper Club owners and operators over the blaze that killed 161. Ronald Schuman and the estate of Rosalie Schuman accuse improper construction and lack of fire safety measures, crowded premises, delays in warning patrons, and self-help firefighting attempts before calling firefighters.
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