Ohio Senate backs bill halting emergency gas surcharge
In Columbus the Senate passed a measure to bar passing emergency natural gas purchases to homeowners and small users. The bill would require Columbia Gas of Ohio to charge only industrial and commercial customers within their 1975 76 allotments. it faces concurrence in the House and potential signature by Governor Rhodes.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Senate
Robert E O'Shaughnessy
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Ohio Supreme Court
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General Assembly
State lawmakers revise ethics law amid revisions debated
Senator David Headley says the Senate version trims some disclosure rules for local boards while keeping conflict of interest protections. The House must concur in Senate changes. Easter break ends Tuesday as lawmakers return to Capitol.
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D-Barberton
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Bias debate over Elyria police hiring fuels scrutiny
Elyria officials and community leaders clash over black representation in the police force as officials plan test validations and potential new hiring. The mayor and NAACP voice concerns while examining test validity and possible shifts to a mixed eligibility list.
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Elyria Police
Elyria
Medicaid cutbacks raise fears across Ohio area
About 13,000 residents face proposed Medicaid cuts set to start May 1. Welfare staff and local providers report panic and potential scams as nursing homes anticipate drastic reductions, with worries patients may be turned away and overflow hospitals strained. State deficits cited threaten benefits for hospitals and regulations limit prolonged facility use.
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Judy Kaiser
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McKenna
Lorain County
Columbus
Local Grain Bids Via Lorain County Farm Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association posted yesterday's market close bids for grain. Wheat at 296 dollars per bushel, shelled corn at 2.45 dollars, oats at 1.40 dollars per bushel.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Pope runs this place with an iron fist at Enquirer
A Page A-3 profile notes executive editor Pope attracts top talent from Britain with high salaries while controlling editorial output. He spends lavishly, including 150000 for rights to Judith Campbell Exner book, and bets Kennedy stories boost circulation. Staff insist on thorough documentation despite sensational needs.
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Judith Campbell Exner
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Pope
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Enquirer
Wall Street Pauses Ahead of Passover Holiday Weekend
Opening Wall Street lacked momentum as investors saw Brat showing as evidence the market could not break out of its narrow trading range. Traders anticipated a quiet session with Passover and the Good Friday Easter weekend upcoming and markets closed tomorrow.
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Sohio seeks 250 million debentures sale for pipeline
Sohio Pipe Line Co a subsidiary of Standard Oil Co Ohios files with the Securities and Exchange Commission a registration for a 250 million debenture offering. Proceeds would finance part of the company's share of the Trans Alaska pipeline construction.
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Cleveland AP
Standard Oil Co
Ohiai
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sohio Pipe Line Co
Trans Alaska Pipeline
Lake Shore Limited: Amtrak's fourth busiest long distance train
Amtrak named the Lake Shore Limited the fourth busiest long distance train in February, serving Chicago to Boston and New York with Elyria as a stop. It carried 16 876 riders that month, with 847 boarding or debarking at Elyria, and posted 43.1 percent on time between Boston and Chicago due to cold weather derailments and poor track.
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Chicago
Amtrak
Ford chief sees boom in car sales
Ford Motor Co President Lee A Iacocca predicts a continued boom in auto sales and rising steel demand, citing solid evidence like rising incomes and vehicle scrappage. he warns of potential shortages in steel aluminum plastics and energy as 1980 production targets require heavy investment. Kansas deer hunting set records with 5 609 hunters taking 1 136 deer for 22 5 percent success.
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UPL
Ford Motor Co
Lee A. Iacocca
Chamber of Commerce
Tancorea
America
Iacocca
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Kansas Fish and Game News
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