Three Mile Island stations face fresh danger and cooling failures
NRC officials report hydrogen bubble reduction and lower radiation as work continues toward cold shutdown. Temperature drops and safety equipment remain stressed though most devices still function. Schlesinger urges faster nuclear licensing despite the accident. Seoul reports a cooling problem at its only plant with no environmental impact.
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Denton
Washington
Energy
James R. Schlesinger
Congress
Iran
Three Mile Island
Seoul
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Ohio denies bid to close Davis-Besse plant
Ohio officials reject a Monday demand from Cleveland Mayor Kucinich and Columbus attorney Weihart to shut Davis-Besse after the Three Mile Island accident. Governor Rhodes forms a nine member Nuclear Plant Safety Task Force and promises an interim report by April 18 while state EPA chief McAvoy vows no restart until safety is proven. Dyer adds the plant will not start until proven safe.
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Cleveland
Dennis Kucinich
Columbus
Henry W. Weihart
Davis-Besse
Three Mile Island
Kucinich
James Rhodes
Rhodes
Ohlo
Picketing at Elyria Catholic disrupts transit and talks
Picketing by CHALTA members at Elyria Catholic disrupted traffic as public bus drivers refused to cross lines and let students off on Poplar Street. Teachers report fear and a split community while negotiations stall over salary schedules and funding, with 235 of 315 diocesan high school lay teachers in CHALTA.
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Elyria Catholic
Poplar Street
Kathy Knox
Catherine Nolan
Lorain County Regional
Chalta
Carter to reaffirm nuclear energy need in policy speech
President Carter will press for nuclear power as part of the future energy mix despite Three Mile Island concerns. The plan may include gradual oil price decontrol and a windfall profits tax, with Schlesinger backing faster licensing and siting for new plants.
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UPI
Carter
Three Mile Island
Powell
Harrisburg
Energy
James Schlesinger
Congress
Truck Rams Indiana School Bus Near Greentown
A semi trailer loaded with steel struck the rear of a school bus near Greentown Indiana injuring at least 14 people. The bus and rig overturned as ambulances were dispatched and victims were taken to Howard County Hospital in Kokomo for treatment. Authorities said no deaths were immediately detected.
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Indiana
John Gaylor
Howard County Hospital
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Anthony Marsico dead at 57 in Ohio prison case
Anthony Marsico aged 57, once an insurance agent and deputy auto registrar in Elyria, died in prison while serving a ten year sentence for theft. He was appointed in 1972 by Gov. Gilligan and admitted stealing funds. Marsico, a father of six, faced parole denial and was eligible again late next year. Eddie Gowin and Kenneth Gallatin were jailed with him, with Gowin and Gallatin later released. Funeral plans unavailable.
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Marsico
Elyria
John J. Gilligan
Marsisco
Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
Eddie Goodwin
Kenneth Gallatin
Designer dress collection stolen in Paris heist
Police said thieves smashed a pickup truck lock and disconnected the alarm to steal Per Spook’s fall and winter dresses worth 230000 dollars from his Rue Faubourg Poissoniere workshop in central Paris. The collection was to be shown at the ready-to-wear show starting Friday. Spook, 38, is a noted Paris designer based in the Left Bank.
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UPI
Thives
Per Spock
Spook
Rue Due Faubourg Poissoniere
Seine
Debt limit deal lets Social Security checks resume
Congress resolved a weeks long debt ceiling standoff allowing Treasury to resume borrowing and cash all checks. Carter signed the bill after a House vote 209 to 165, raising the temporary limit from 798 to 820 billion. The delay cost about 35 million in higher interest costs.
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Congress
Treasury Department
Richard Kelly
Kelly
Treasury
Carter
House
W. Michael Blumenthal
United States of America
The
Republic
Department
U.S
Ohio murders and other city briefs span state
Mansfield man testifies about a ski masked confessor amid a six murder trial as his brother faces similar charges. Lakewood discotheque fire causes damages near Cleveland. Ohio River fish show fewer poisons and better quality per ORSANCO. Two Consolidation Coal employees are found innocent of health regulation conspiracy. A John Hay High School dropout faces assault charges after beating a teacher. Palmer’s bank fraud conviction upheld by the Sixth Circuit. A electronics expert pleads guilty to receiving stolen Bell equipment tied to a Cleveland racketeering case. Goodyear Chairman Pilliod urges wage and price controls ahead of major contracts.
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Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Craig Wright
Lewingdon
Gary
Kirkersville
Cleveland
UPI
John Hay
Jimmy Meeley
Meeley
Jeffrey
Mozo
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Carmen S. Marconi
Daniel J
Danny” Greene
Marconi
Greene
Injury suit asks $90,000 in common pleas court
Charles McGuire of 143 Dorset Ct filed a suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court seeking 90000 in damages against William J. Kovacs of 188 Brandtson Ave. The claim stems from an incident on Nov 15 when Kovacs backed a car, pinning McGuire against a car he was servicing at a gas station.
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Common Pleas Court
Charles McGuire
Dorset Ct
William J. Kovacs
Brandtson Ave
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Cincinnati
UPS
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Goodyear Corp
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