Utility: Hike rates now, refund later if too much
In testimony before the Joint Legislative Committee on Energy, Robert E. Frazer of Dayton Power & Light urged allowing higher rates with refunds later, criticizing Ohio regulatory delays. He proposed a quick, phased rate mechanism and inflation-aware planning, while others defended current RCN and PGA approaches amid gas shortages.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Robert E. Frazer
Dayton Power & Light Co
Joint Legislative Committee On Energy
Frazer
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
L. Briscoe
PGA
Hospital costs rise 17.5 percent in six months
The American Hospital Association reported a 17.5 percent jump in U S hospital costs for the first half of this year the largest in 15 years. Daily average patient costs at community hospitals reached 131 20 with room and services. physician fees meds and procedures not included.
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Chicago
United States
American Hospital Association
David Drake
Association
Drake
Pital
Dr. Cathcart
Catchcart
Writer Jack Scott denies offering Hearsts help in missing daughter case
Knight New Wire reports Scott denied offering Randolph or Catherine Hearst assistance in locating Patricia Hearst missing since February 4 1974. He said no deals or money were discussed and that his lawyers would cover fees. He confirmed a brief meeting with Randolph Hearst in San Francisco.
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Jack Scott
Hearsts
Patricia Hearst
Randolph
Catherine Hearst
FBI
Catharine Hearst
Harrisburg
Scott
Randolph Hearst
Oberlin College
Hearst
California Board of Regents
San Francisco
Patricia
Hearst's
Bill Kunstler
Michael Kennedy
FET
Missouri medical school links with eight hospitals
Medical school at Columbia Missouri is affiliated with eight Missouri hospitals, expanding clinical training and outreach across the state. The MU Medical School affiliation enhances access to patient care and partnerships for students and faculty.
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Columbia, Mo
UPI
University of Missouri Medical School
Missouri
Rhodes Opens Ohio State Fair with Two Million Expected
The 122nd Ohio State Fair opened as Gov. Rhodes attended the ribbon ceremony with his wife. Two million visitors are expected through Sept. 1. First entrants were Columbus youths Harry and Larry Arter and James Jameson who received prizes. Highlights include free grandstand shows, a 4-H program, and a new Fair within a Fair at Ohio Village.
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James Rhodes
Columbus
James Jameson
Larry
Harry Arter
UPI
Harry and
Larry Arter
James A. Rhodes
Helen
Ray Hammack
Mac Davis
Merle Haggard
Roger Miller
Paul Anka
Pat Boone
Tanya Tucker
Bob Hope
the Osmonds
Ohio
Ohio Village
Proxmire Caps FAA Study With Golden Fleece Award
Sen William Proxmire grants the Golden Fleece to a FAA survey costing 57 800 dollars of 423 aspiring American Airlines stewardesses at a Fort Worth academy. He criticizes the 103 page report detailing 79 measurements from head to foot as a bust noting weights from 94 to 145 pounds heights 5 1 to 6 1 busts 29 to 37 2 and waists 21 to 28 inches.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Federal Aviation Administration
Fort Worth
Tex
Agency head calls for jailing 5 percent of juveniles
John Greacen head of the National Institute for Juvenile Justice says about 5 percent of U S youth criminals should be jailed as dangerous. He predicts youth crime will rise and notes $25 million allocated to programs through 1980 cannot curb the trend soon.
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Washington
John Greacen
National Institute For Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
U. S
United States
Greacen
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Institute
FBI
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Central Ohio Transit Authority
COTA
Eastland
Berwick
Great Southern
Westland
Basan
Hollywood
Kroehler
Kroshler
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