Rural smog mirrors city pollution across the nation
EPA reports smog is spreading from urban centers to rural areas in Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland and beyond. Readings show Wooster Cleveland and Cincinnati exceeding federal oxidant standards with hours over the limit, while officials weigh Clean Air Act policy shifts.
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Cleveland
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Wilmington
Ford
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Russell Train
Pease urges probe of OIC practices in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio Sen Donald J Pease proposes a joint committee to study Industrial Commission and Bureau of Workmen's Compensation operations after media reports of possible abuses. The eight member panel would report by March 15 1976. Also noted is Dr Michael DeBakey and Katrin DeBakey meeting press in Hamburg ahead of a second wedding ceremony in Bargteheide Germany.
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Ohio Industrial Commission
OIC
Albert M. Dlugos
Vermilion
Orio Senate
Donald J. Pease
D-Oberlin
Industrial Commission
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
BWC
Pease
Michael DeBakey
Katrin
Hamburg
Germany
U.S
Hearing delayed for Scott's wife in Hearst case
Micki Scott received a 10 day continuance before appearing before a grand jury investigating the Patty Hearst case. Her husband Jack Scott, former Oberlin College athletic director, and defense attorney William Kunstler declined cooperation with the federal prosecutor who may offer immunity or seek contempt charges. The Scotts reportedly rented a Pennsylvania farm house linked to Hearst’s activities last summer.
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Micki Scott
William Kunstler
Harrisburg
Patty Hearst
Micki
Jack
Oberlin College
Scotts
Pennsylvania
Miss Hearst
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World's future grim says futurologist at Mount St. Joseph
Futurology conference at the College of Mount St. Joseph in Cincinnati features Robert Theobald warning the world is falling apart. He cites a central crisis in leadership and calls for new, small scale community actions with schools, task forces, and families driving future plans. He portrays young people as highly frustrated and questions the value of the world.
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UPL
Robert Theobald
Theobald
College of Mount St. Joseph
Rome
Britain
Spain
Greece
Public Utilities Commission to hold hearing on Columbia Gas curtailment plan
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio will hold a public hearing on Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc. to amend its curtailment plan by establishing new priority classifications. The session starts September 8 1975 at 9 30 a m Eastern Daylight Time in Hearing Room 2 at 65 South Front Street Columbus Ohio. Public comments and evidence may be presented under the commission rules and guidelines. Further information may be obtained from the Commission. Randall G Applegate Acting Secretary.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
E.D.S.T
Ohio Department’s
South Front Street
Columbus
Ohio
Commission
the Public Utilities Commission OF
Randall G. Applegate
Tonsillectomy Decline Cited By Kansas Doctors
Denton Kan. (UPI) The Kansas Medical Society president elect notes a 24 percent drop in tonsil removals over seven years as doctors learn tonsils fight disease. Dr. Emerson Yoder says studies show similar throat infection rates with or without tonsils and infections may move lower after removal.
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