Harshaw Hit With Full Sewer Cost Demand in Elyria
Harshaw Chemical Co officials were pressed by Elyria council to pay the entire 240000 cost of upgrading the combined sanitary and storm sewer serving their plant. Councilman James Anton urged full payment citing overload from Harshaw waste. The city faces a June 15 bid deadline tied to a state 1971 wastewater permit.
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Harshaw Chemical Co
Elyria
James 0. Anton
R-7
Elyria Council
Anton
Harshaw
Marguerite E. Bowman
Cleveland
Harshaw 15
Black River
William Fullgrabe
Oberlin College Student Senate Votes to Abolish Itself
At Oberlin College the student government voted 10 to 1 to abolish itself at its regular Sunday meeting. By April, bylaws were repealed and the budget froze while vacancies were left. A future student referendum will determine a new governmental structure and filling of the power vacancy.
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OC Student Senate
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Senate
Robert New
Robert Fuller
Fuller
Nixon seeks strict ocean dumping controls not ban
The Nixon administration told Congress it favors strong limits on ocean dumping rather than an outright ban. EPA chief William D. Ruckelshaus warned a permit system could extend to 12 miles offshore and into rivers, estuaries, and the Great Lakes, while noting some waste might be harmless or even beneficial. He argued fewer bills achieve the needed balance between environmental protection and available disposal methods.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
Senate
Ruckelshaus
EPA
Great Lakes
Kentucky twisters kill 10 injure 100 in 80 mile path
A string of tornadoes raked south central Kentucky along an 80 mile arc causing at least 10 deaths and more than 100 injuries. Governors and civil defense logged National Guard helicopters to survey damage as homes were toppled, vehicles lift ed into trees, and towns including Adair, Russell and Caney Valley faced widespread destruction.
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Columbia
Kentucky
Adair County
Russell County
Buller - Warren Counties
Adair
Frankfort
Louie B. Nunn
National Guard
Governor's Office
U.S. Weather Service
South Hill
Bowling Green
Cane Valley
Russell Springs
Thompsonville
Ill
Butler County
Richardsville
Salem
Jamestown
Bulan Swanson
Protests in Washington Lead to Dozens of Arrests
Dozens of antiwar demonstrators were arrested outside Selective Service and later at the IRS building after a chilly night in the rain. About 50 police kept order as roughly 200 protesters were taken into custody. Some protesters were carried when they went limp, while others handed peace literature to arriving workers. Nearby actions included escalated rhetoric and a National Guard alert, with demonstrators planning a more militant phase next week.
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Washington
Selective Service
Washington City
Hhe
Internal Revenue Service
Constitution
IRS
District of Columbia National Guard
Ft. Meade
Justice Department
Suits seek ban on U S Steel river dumping
Two suits filed in U S District Court charge United States Steel Corp s Lorain and Cuyahoga Works with polluting Black River and Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie. They seek a preliminary injunction to restrain discharge of refuse matter cyanides and suspended solids by the firm into the waters. Republic Steel is also charged with dumping phenols and ammonia.
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Cleveland
U. S District Court
United States Steel Corp
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Black River
Cuyahoga River
Lake Erie
U.S Justice Department
Steel
Edward Molnar
Republic Steel
U S Steel
U. S. Steel
Justice Department
Republic
Department
Black
Chagrin
Grand Rivers
Lorain Candidate Profiles Ahead in C-T's Pre Election Coverage
Lorain voters will find candidate profiles in the wire to A-8 and A-9 and B-3 and B-4 sections, part of continuing pre election coverage from the C-T. The profiles highlight locally active figures, platforms, and community roles to inform decisions.
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C-T
Lorain
Kennedy health plan attacked by Sen McIntyre
Sen Thomas McIntyre of New Hampshire criticizes Edward Kennedy’s national health insurance proposal. He argues tax dollars should not subsidize care for the already wealthy and offers a private insurance upgrade plan. He claims Kennedy’s $68 billion plan would relieve most Americans from medical bills but could be diverted to other needs.
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Washington
UPR
Thomas J. Melntyre
D-Nat
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
McIntyre
Senator outlines health insurance pool plan and pollution focus
A fellow senator argues it is essential to weigh ability to pay and cites potential gains from reducing air pollution and debt from disease. The proposal would create subsidized state insurance pools to provide affordable coverage for the poor and near poor, alongside aims to improve hospital capacity and cut traffic injuries.
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McIntyre
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Avon
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Columbia High
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Kentucky Twisters
William L. Waker
Civil Defense
Greensburg
Cary Eaton
Eaton
Russell
Nancy Powell
Dunbar
Salem Area
Somerset Hospital
Arphive
Lh St
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Gay Libera
Tion Front
Edward J. Gurney
Gurney
America
Stanford
Calif
Upt
Stanford University
U.S. Steel
U. S Steel
Molnar
California
White House
Arthur D. Little Inc
Cambridge
Mass
Asan
Melntyre
Senate Finance Committee
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