U S Steel Cuts Back On Price Increase
U S Steel Corp the nation s largest steelmaker said it would modify its recently announced 10 50 per ton price hike or 2 2 percent to be competitive in the market on a product by product basis. The move follows criticism from the Carter administration that the rise was inflationary and undercut by competitors.
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Exotic toenail study draws global donor aid
Loyola University chemistry professor Carl E. Moore gathered over 1000 toenail clippings and donor data from readers nationwide and abroad after stories about his quest. He says the project began as a campus exercise but grew internationally with humorous reader cooperation and government interest.
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Loyola University
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South Africa
Moores
Loyola
Carter greeted by wild Liberian welcome on state visit
President Carter arrived in Monrovia amid a tumultuous crowd that surged into the streets and chased his limousine. He warned South Africa against a hardline Namibia settlement, urged oil price moves, noted improvements in Brazil’s human rights record, and voiced concern over Soviet-backed Cubans in Ethiopia. Carter, tiring from travel, was assisted after a stumble on the Air Force One steps as thousands gathered at Roberts Field, the first state visit to Liberia by a U.S. president and the first since Roosevelt’s trip decades earlier.
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Superheroes Lead Daily Chronicle Telegram Battle
Daily comics page features Superman Wonder Woman Batman Robin the Flash and Aquaman battling evil. They appear Monday through Saturday starting today in The Chronicle Telegram.
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Oil spill skimmed from Brentwood Lake near Grafton
Several thousand gallons spilled from a Midview High School underground tank into Brentwood Lake. OEPA officer James Irwin calls the incident a medium-sized spill with no serious lake damage. A water leak likely displaced oil from the tank and caused seepage.
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Weather updates with showers and warming trend
Lingering showers and warmer this afternoon with highs in the mid fifties. Tonight mild with showers and thundershowers and a low near 50. Showers and thundershowers again Tuesday afternoon with highs near 60. Rain chances 60 percent today and Tuesday and 80 percent tonight. Sunrise 6 08 a.m. Sunset 6 54 p.m. Spill into storm sewer draining into a creek feeding Brentwood Lake reported to Ohio EPA. Damages to pronto grass noted. fish kill unlikely from oil. Officials cite winter ice as a contributing factor. Page 4.
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William G. Reed
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New London land sale sparks probe call
A complaint was filed with the Ohio Department of Commerce real estate division over a downtown New London property sale. Thomas Mezick and James Bender accuse William H. Bates of preferential handling of offers for Macmillan Inc. The village seeks the lot for a parking area and the case prompts an investigation to determine any violation.
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Art Coleson
Real Estate Division
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Diana Bates
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