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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1973

Page

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Polluting plants cut air emissions since 1970 cleanup efforts

Lorain mills and CEI Avon Lake plant, previously tagged as the area’s worst polluters in 1970, have reduced soot and sulfur dioxide after major upgrades. U S Steel Lorain mill replaced open hearth furnaces with basic oxygen furnaces in 1971, cutting particulates and sulfur dioxide. CEI Avon Lake updated by converting coal to oil burning and installing electrostatic precipitators, with current emissions significantly lower though numbers vary by unit and year.

Lorain County Cleveland U.S. Steel Corp Lorain Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co Avon Lake Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Lorain Mill Bob Carney Lorain Air Pollution Control Officer CEI EPA Ohio Edison

Nixon Says Nation Is Sound and Promises Leaner Government

President Nixon declares the nation sound and full of promise in a 1973 address, outlining a program to tax less and rely more on individuals while stressing reaffirmation of federal responsibility. He promotes revenue sharing and reduced federal spending to empower local leaders and communities.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress Union

U S Jobless Rate Drops to Five Percent in January

Washington AP reports the January unemployment rate fell to 5 percent, the lowest since 195?0s. total employed declined to 81 million as agricultural jobs fell. Average hourly earnings rose to 13.78, while weekly pay slipped to 13.35 due to a shorter workweek. Men’s unemployment eased to 33 percent, women’s rose to 5.3 percent, teenage joblessness fell to 14.3 percent with about 1.0 million unemployed.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Bureau

Saigon reports Cease fire slackening and no major actions

South Vietnam acknowledges no major actions nationwide as cease fire violations reach 2088 since the truce. Officials note fighting has diminished with first UN cease-fire supervisors arriving, while battles persist near Hue Da Nang Pleiku Kontum Thuy Hoa and around the DMZ.

Saigon UPI South Vietnam Canada Indonesia Poland Hungary Hue da Nang Pleiku Kontum Thuy Hoa

U.S. Presses for More Laos POW Names in Paris Talks

In Washington, U.S. officials challenge North Vietnam's latest prisoner list as incomplete. Kissinger says Washington is querying for additional names beyond seven American servicemen and three civilians already acknowledged. The new lists raise total POWs to 562 servicemen and 35 civilians, with 1,300 officers and enlisted men and 22 civilians still unresolved.

Washington U.S North Vietnam Laos Henry A. Kissinger Vietnam Kissinger CBS South Vietnam Indochina Pentagon Air Force Walter M. Stischer Stephen G. Long Navy Henry J. Bedinger Ernest C. Brace Samuel A. Mattix Springlake N.J Lloyd D. Oppel Mattix

Weather outlook with showers possible tonight

The forecast shows cloudy conditions with a chance of showers tonight and cooler conditions tomorrow. Lows near 35, highs around 40, with 50 percent tonight and 20 percent tomorrow. West to northwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Sunset 5:45 p.m., sunrise 7:38 a.m. yesterday low 40, high 50 at 4 a.m.

Groundhog Day ritual details reveal scripted tradition

A page from Punxsutawney Pennsylvania recounts Groundhog Day rituals with Phil the groundhog seen shadow at 6 45 am amid pre arranged events. It notes the ceremony's long history dating to 1882 and mentions Quarryville Pennsylvania where a different groundhog did not see a shadow.

Punxsutawney. Pa Punxsutawney Phil Gobblers Knob Lancaster County Quarryville Robert W Herr

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