Energy crisis shuts area gas to schools plants
Widespread cuts in natural gas force school and plant closings across the area. About 10 000 area workers laid off and 150 000 school children sent home as utilities order reduced gas use to protect property. Dozens of plants suspend operations. many offices cut hours and thermostat settings drop to minimum as alternate fuels run short.
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Area schools shut as Ohio gas curtailment continues
About 150000 students across Ohio faced an extended mid winter break with many districts in Lorain County closed. Columbia Gas of Ohio limited gas use to prevent damage, forcing schools to stay shut through the week while superintendents weigh the impact on education.
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Senate ok of Carters emergency gas plan sent to House
Washington The Senate approved President Carter’s emergency powers to tackle the natural gas crisis. The vote was 91 to 2 and the measure heads to the House for final action. Details on Page 4.
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January 1977 colder than any prior Ohio January
National Weather Service Cleveland records show January 1977 the coldest January since 1871 with 19 inches of snow, 12 subzero days, record lows on Jan 13 and 17, and an average temperature around 13 degrees. Forecasters warn February may follow similarly cold patterns despite ground conditions.
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Weather and heat sparks across Sydney and California news
Australians sweltered as 1047 degree readings and beachgoers turned topless on Bonds Beach while Sydney marked the nation’s 189th birthday. In California Marin County a water shortage emergency led to rationing and higher prices as reservoirs dwindled and buckets ran low. Federal officials warned a reverse heat cycle could follow a cold snap, pressuring air conditioning use amid dwindling gas reserves and rising energy costs.
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