Oberlin Trucker Pushes 55 MPH in Fuel Test
Trucker John Dietz from East ene N J comments that mileage greatly improves at 55 mph on Ohio Transport Research Center track. He estimates 100 extra miles lost daily at higher speeds and questions if government benefits shift with standardized trailer rules. Parkhurst calls the test a publicity stunt while federal observers defend study aims.
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John Dietz
East Ene N.J
Ohio
Transportation Research Center
Dietz
Michael Parkhurst
Independent Truckers Association
Parkhurst
Port Columbus International
Parkhust
Robert Lewis
Oberlin
Ohio Transportation Center
East Liberty
Lewis
U.S. Department of Transportation
Open heart surgery plan amidst serious heart disease
In a candid account, a patient discusses open heart bypass options, potential risks, and decision making. Doctor Kherani outlines a right coronary artery bypass with possible second graft, using a leg vein to reroute blood. The patient weighs clinics Cleveland Clinic Huron Road EMH, faces three week wait, and recalls a friend’s death influencing resolve.
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Kherani
Cleveland Clinic
Huron Road Hospital
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial
Communities win refunds from Edison over price squeeze
Twenty one area communities receive refunds after Ohio Edison settlement cut a proposed 35.9 percent wholesale rate hike to about 25 percent. The agreement covers a roughly 10 percent reduction in hikes and allows cash refunds based on the difference between prior and settled rates, with payments continuing until November pending FERC review. Amherst 146000 Milan 86000 Monroeville 39000 Oberlin 103000 Wadsworth 342000 Wellington 125000 Grafton 80000.
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Ohio Edison
Dupee
WCOE
FERC
Dave Poeppelmeier
Flight lesson shows Air Central plane in action
In Vermilion a writer narrates piloting an Air Central Enterprises Inc. trainer aircraft with instructor Mike Foster guiding the ride. The experience covers a takeoff, turbulence, level flight, and a landing, ending with reflections on fear and learning curves from Choptninski and Koba and Hahn, co-owners.
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Mike Foster
Air Central Enterprises Inc
Warrensville Heights man held in Beachwood school bombing
A Warrensville Heights man was arrested Tuesday night after a blast at Beachwood’s Fairmount Elementary School. Police said he resembled a sketch of a suspect sought for 14 pipe bombings at schools and adult venues in Cleveland. Beachwood Police Chief Joyce said they have the main suspect in custody and he had no prior record.
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Beachwood, Ohio
UPI
Warrensville Heights
Beachwood
Fairmount
Cleveland
John J. Joyce
Lincoln quote misattributed to pre-interchange era humor
A humorous note claims Abraham Lincoln voiced You can't fool all of the people all of the time before highway interchanges existed. The line is widely attributed to him but its historical origin is uncertain and linked to later misattributions.
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Abraham Lincoln
Ohio Desegregation Orders Protested by Columbus Board
The Columbus school board asked Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart to block lower court desegregation orders that would reassign about 42,000 students and bus over 37,000, warning the plan could push the school budget to the limit with desegregation costs estimated at 7.3 million for 1978 and a potential 9.5 million deficit by year end. The report also notes state heating aid for elderly and disabled low income households, Goodyear’s 75 million Akron technical center plan creating 500 jobs, and a push by the Ohio League of Women Voters for gubernatorial candidate public discussions.
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Washington
UPI
Columbus
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Thomas E. Ferguson
Ohio
Columbia Gas
East Ohio Gas Co
Ohio League of Women Voters
Akron
Goodyear
N and W clerks to resume wage talks in Richmond
Negotiations were set to resume today in Richmond between Norfolk and Western Railway and clerks out for four weeks over job security. An N and W spokesman said talks would proceed without chief negotiators, after six days of bargaining halted July 28 in Washington.
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Roanoke
UPI
Richmond
Norfolk and Western Railway
N&w
Washington
Roof collapses kill six Brooklyn firefighters at Waldbaum's
New York City firefighters faced a four alarm blaze at Waldbaum's in Brooklyn when the roof of the store collapsed, sending six firefighters to their deaths and injuring seven others. Fire Commissioner Beekman said the six victims were unnamed, with the cause attributed to possible weakening from ongoing renovations.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
New York City
Augustus Beekman
Waldbaum’s
Korchnoi Draws Game With Unusual Variation
Baguio City Philippines AP Vik tor Korchnoi's Israeli second uncovered a sensational variation that forced the seventh game draw with world champion Anatoly Karpov. The match remains tied at seven straight draws as it moves toward the required six wins for the title and $350000 prize. Experts estimate the world championship could last two to three months given the pace of three games weekly.
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Baguio City
Philippines
Viktor Korchnoi
Anatoly Karpov
Crane opens 1980 presidential bid in early primary plan
Conservative Rep. Philip Crane announces he will enter all 36 state primaries to seek the GOP nomination for 1980. Flanked by his wife and eight children, he says timing is unprecedented and vows to campaign in key early contests including Iowa New Hampshire New England and Florida. He denies being a Reagan stalking horse and notes his ACU 100 percent rating as a longtime conservative.
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Washington
UPI
Philip Crane
Bill
Senate
Crane
Carter
Iowa
New Hampshire
New England
Florida
Ronald Reagan
Congress
American Conservative Union
ACU
House
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Mike
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Milan
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Wadsworth
Welington
Grafton
Leon
Elyrians Koba
Jeanne Hahn
Tomahawk
Air Central
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Donald “Chop” Choptninski
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