Apples to Apples chart aids Ohio gas price choice
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio released a monthly Apples to Apples chart to help Columbia Gas of Ohio customers compare Choice buying options. The voluntary program lets customers buy gas directly from suppliers at lower rates while staying with Columbia Gas. More than 60,000 of 170,000 eligible Toledo-area customers participated last year, saving about 8.8 million dollars. The chart covers 17 suppliers and will be updated as new prices post.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
Commission
Dick Kimmins
Columbia Gas
Toledo
Hauck
Sheffield
Lorain
Elyria
Westlake
PUCO
Puc
Choice program expands to all Ohio gas customers
MPAR aSON CHART and explanation o on G2 could save more than $100 according to the August edition if they choose the current most competitive supplier. Columbia Gas serves 64 of 88 counties in Ohio and the Choice program is now available to all gas customers. For information call the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio at 8002997271 or Columbia Gas at 8003444077.
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Columbia Gas
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Tribe fan to have banner day at the Jake
Dennis Munoz of Lorain County will sing the national anthem at Jacobs Field before the Cleveland Indians game. A 51 year old professional singer since 1965, Munoz has performed at Indians games before and will be backed by his family in attendance.
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Sharon Jefferson
Chronicle-Telegram _ LAPORTE
Jacobs Field
Lorain County
Dennis
Denny Michaels” Munoz
Robson Road
Cleveland Indians
Munoz
Links
Old Stadium
New Stadium
Toronto Blue Jays
Indians
David Szucs
Szucs
Linda
Mamoz
Lorain
Denny Michaels
LaPorte
Missed deadline costs millions in Ohio data plan
Ohio lost millions as it failed to meet a 1993 federal deadline to submit a plan for a data collection system on child abuse foster care and related areas. The Columbus Dispatch says the state asked only for 84 million dollars in computers by the deadline, far short of expectations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Dispatch
Michael Kharfen
U.S. Department of Heath and Human Services
Woman on mower struck by pickup in Rochester Township
A Rochester Township woman was struck while mowing her yard on Bursley Road Sunday afternoon. Mary Dunsee Schatz was treated at Metro Health Medical Center, then released home, after being hit by a Ford pickup driven by Mark Murray, 31, of Cleveland.
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Rochester
Bursley Road
State Highway Patrol
Mary Dunsee Schatz
Metro Health Medical Center
Cleveland
Schatz
Mark Murray
No measles cases reported in Ohio in 1997
COLUMBUS AP No measles cases were reported in Ohio last year marking the first time since 1913 the state has counted cases. One case was reported in 1998 in a woman in her 20s exposed in India. Researchers credit 1992 school immunization requirements for the decline.
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Ohio
Columbus
State Health Department
Tony Payton
India
Payton
Voters Rally As Medina County Stays Noncommittal On Race
In Medina County, 24 registered voters were surveyed and only three could name the major party candidates Lee Fisher and Bob Taft. Voters show little knowledge of candidate platforms and say they have not formed firm impressions as independents outnumber party affiliates.
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Medina
Cleveland
Medina County
the Plain Dealer
Lee Fisher
Bob Taft
Ning
Christa Waldon
Clark
Columbiana
Geauga
Richland
Stark
Quilt Unveiled for Lorain County Community College Facility
Berne Greenberg executive director of the Center for Leadership in Education unveiled a commissioned quilt to hang in the lobby of the new 2.3 million facility at Burns and North Abbe roads. The quilt features signatures of donors contributing 250 or more dollars. An open house followed the Sunday unveiling at Lorain County Community College.
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Berne Greenberg
Center For Leadership In Education
Burns
North Abbe Roads
Lorain County Community College
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