Ohio News in Brief
Ohio headlines report weekend traffic deaths totaling eleven across Friday to Sunday with one double fatality. Art thefts trigger tighter security and more safe boxes. Dayton and western Ohio museums affected. Ohio Lottery in Columbus posts 807 as daily number with $520,303 sales and $132,600 payout. Leland Clark notes artificial blood research in Cincinnati remains 2 3 years away, seeking a durable shelf life compound. Ohio University ROTC notes rising female enrollment signaling broader national trend. Naturalists at Hueston Woods nurse a one year old golden eagle back to health for captive breeding. Cadiz jail fire injures two prisoners and treats four others. repairs planned at Harrison County Jail.
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Leland Clark
Clark
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
College Corner
UPI
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Hueston Woods State Park
Department of Natural Resources
Kentucky
Hueston Woods
Ohio
Cadiz
Harrison County
Carroll County
C T staffer to join training plan on nuclear power
C T reporter Neikirk will take part in a training program organized by Toledo Edison Co aimed at updating the utility’s staff on nuclear power and public relations. Neikirk, the sole journalist in the program, will discuss Past and future coverage of Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station near Port Clinton on February 29.
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Karel Nei- Kirk
Toledo Edison Co
Neikirk
Davis-Besse
Port Clinton
John Dyer
Edison Maza
Ohio
Massacheutts Institute Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Bolero sales boom from film and posters across Hollywood
The film 10 and Bo Derek boost Bolero demand. Camelot Music and Kamms Record Shop report rapid growth as Mancini arrangements and the original reach new buyers. Warner Bros and Masterworks note strong soundtrack and multiple reissues driving crossovers into wider audiences.
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Blake Edwards
Maurice Ravel
Bo Derek
Dudley Moore
Mancini
Elyria
Thomas Aureden
Camelot Music
Midway Mall
Steve Wollerman
Kamms Record Shop
Broad St
Warner Bros
Ravel
Philadelphia Luv Ensemble
Pavillion Records
CBS Masterworks
Leonard Bernstein
Orchestre National de France
Masterworks
Susan Koscis
Tower Records
West Hollywood
Richard Petitpas
Ro Derek
Petitpas
U N jurists prepare to start Shah probe
The United Nations planned to name a five member commission to probe Iran's hostage crisis. Five experts were identified including Louis Edmond Petitt and Mohammed Bedjaoui with Adib Daoudi and Andres Aguilar joining, replacing Choudhury due to illness. Iran's Bani Sadr faced pressure over the militants’ stance as Tehran warned against premature surrender.
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Louis Edmond Petitt
France
Mohammed Bedjaoui
United Nations
Adib Daoudi
Hafez al-Assad
Andres Aguilar
Venezuela
Washington
Human Rights Commission
The
Organization of American States
Harry W. Jayewardene
Sri Lanka
Jayewardene
Abbu Sayeed Choudhury
Bangladesh
Mortgage Rate Hikes Rise Costs for Home Buyers
Jim Joyce of Kopf Construction Corp Avon Lake warns higher rates will raise borrowing costs while uncertainty over the economy curbs purchases. He recalls 1967 mortgage costs and argues today’s buyers pay a smaller income share despite higher rates.
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Jim Joyce
Kopf Construction Corp
Avon Lake
Autopsy planned on 35-foot whale in Delaware River
In Philadelphia a 35-foot, 17-ton whale found upriver two miles north of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge awaits an autopsy. With no landfill accepting the smelly carcass, scientists seek a site as they study its death, hydrography, and possible illness.
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Coast Guard
Gloucester City
N.J
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Benjamin Franklin Bridge
Gloucester
Delaware Bay
Richard Livingston
National Marine Fisheries Service
Robert Alotta
Chester
Thomas Pryor
Alotta
Reagan Camp Quips Stir New Hampshire Crowd
Ronald Reagan drew laughs with jokes about a Polish Italian mafia cock fight during a campaign stop in Littleton New Hampshire while his wife Nancy apologized for a remark in Chicago and aides defended her. He spoke to reporters via telephone due to a snowbound weekend and pressed for a Feb 26 primary win as supporters asked if he was God chosen.
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N.H
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
New Hampshire
Gordon Humphrey
Lane Dwinell
Nancy
GOP
Chicago
City News Bureau of
Donald Totten
Illinois
City News Bureau
New York
Manhattan
Vincent Albano
Albano
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