Coal strike relief in Ohio hinges on union ratification
Railroad cars stand ready across six states to haul coal as a miners strike nears a tentative contract. The 39-member UMW bargaining council will vote today, with 160000 miners to decide. Senator Glenn urges White House talks if rejected. Utilities warn of curtailments and layoffs if ratified. Local Ohio Edison and CEI report slim coal stocks and ongoing conservation. Police and strikers rally at Puskarich Mine, with threats of fines influencing vote.
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United Mine Workers
John Glenn
Carter
White House
Bargaining Counel
Tom Johnson
Chessie System Railroad
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Ilinois
Ohio Edison
C-T
Frank Deery
Pam Hollister
Cleveland Electric Muminating Co
CEI
Puskarich Mine Co
Sharrodsville
Carroll County
Bill Cray
Wilkesville
UMW
Vinton County
Cray
Marshall
Horvitz
Miller
Jay Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Near Breakthrough in Coal Labor Accord
Close vote seen on coal accord as a three year agreement promised workers health benefits and improved pensions. The 64 day strike lowered stockpiles to critical levels with Carter urging continued talks. Union leaders caution ratification is required before operations return to normal and utilities warn of potential shortages.
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Carter
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
UMW
BCOA
Joseph Brennan
Abbe rezoning approved in 9-2 council vote
The Abbe rezoning that would shift area plans to a mixed residential and commercial College Green development passed the city council 9-2. Neighbors expressed concerns about property values and potential further commercialization, while supporters argued the project would bring services and possibly stabilize nearby property values.
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Briar Lake
Burns Road
Ray Benz
Hemlock Dr
College Green
James Carney
Commodore Circle
Roy Berko
Woodcrest Court
Abbe Road
Berko
John Beckett
Beckett
Frederick
Ohio Edision
Ohio Edison
Public Utilites Commission of Ohio
PUCO
100 mph winds batter New England coast
A severe blizzard paralyzed Boston and coastal Massachusetts. Police Commissioner Joseph Jordan warned streets were impassable and half the city lacked power while evacuations expanded along the coast. Governors ordered highway closures and federal aid requests followed.
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New England
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Boston
Joseph Jordan
Massachusetts
Storm triggers a baby boom in New York City hospitals
A severe storm in New York City led to a surge in births at Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center. Officials reported 16 babies delivered since midnight, with four more mothers in labor, about double the hospital's usual daily births. Most mothers were 37 to 39 weeks pregnant.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center
Lorain County Savings & Trust 1977 gains and dividends
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co reported record 1977 resources of 156.8 million and net income of 1.206 million, up 4.6 percent from 1976. Income per share rose to 4.82, deposits climbed to 142.69 million, loans to 87.84 million, and total capital was 12.37 million. Board declared a 30 cent dividend payable March 1.
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Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Robert T. Bowman
Grain Prices Across Ohio by Region
Grain prices paid to farmers by elevators in Ohio after trading hours show Northeast No 2 wheat 236, corn 197, oats 143, soybeans 532. Northwest No 2 wheat 244, corn 199, oats 145, soybeans 43. Central No 2 wheat 248, corn 207, oats 158, soybeans 548. Trend: No 2 wheat and corn unchanged, oats unchanged, soybeans unchanged. NYSE has not opened this morning.
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UPI
Ohio
Northeast
Northwest
Oho
Central
Chuo
Turnpike plaza food cost rises in Ohio
Ohio Turnpike Commission approved modest price hikes at service plaza restaurants effective Feb 1. Prices for hamburgers and small soft drinks rise by a few cents, while entrees gain 25 to 30 cents. Howard Johnson and Gladieux Food Service Inc. run the northern Ohio eateries. Also mentions USDA egg and butter prices and Omar L. Olson, LCCC president, joining Ely Savings board.
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Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike Commission
Commission
Turnpike
Allan V. Johnson
Howard Johnson and
Gladieux Food Service Inc
Toledo
Ohio
Johnson
Omar L. Olson
Lorain County Community College
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Olson
LCCC
Commerce & Industry Association of
Greater Elyria
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
William Rainey Harper College
Illinois
Margaret
Brentview Dr
Grafton
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