Jackson says U.S. laxity aids Soviet tech theft
Senator Henry Jackson asserts that US and Western export controls are in shambles allowing the Soviet bloc to obtain or steal Western high technology. He cites $150 million in embargoed goods shipped to the East during 1973 77 and notes Kama River truck plant use of American tech aiding Afghan invasion.
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Unions threaten shutdowns amid Chicago firefighters strike
Municipal unions allied with Chicago firefighters threaten to halt city services as picket lines form across city properties. AFL CIO and Chicago Federation of Labor back the strikers while Mayor Byrne faces formal negotiations ordered by Judge Hechinger.
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California Storm Triggers National Guard Standby
Governor Brown orders 18 000 National Guard on standby to aid air and ground transport and flood control with 1 000 Civilian Conservation Corps on standby. Property damage tops 126 million with 46 million private and 80 million public. Weather Service warns continued heavy rain and storms. mudslides flood roads and threaten beaches as sewage spills close Malibu beaches. Barry Commoner to speak at Cleveland State University Friday Feb 29 on anti nuclear energy.
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Panama lawyer says Shah could be arrested on extradition
Panamanian lawyer Juan Materno Vasquez representing Iran said the exiled shah could be arrested once Iran serves extradition papers. He noted arrest depends on charges. habeas corpus or temporary immunity could be sought. Panama would decide whether to accept Iran's charges, with authorities previously saying the shah is under guard but not in custody.
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Ohio approves 800000 for Lancaster prison upgrades
The state Controlling Board approved 400000 for improvements at a Lancaster state prison now named the Southeastern Training Center of Ohio, despite Rep. Donald Maddux objecting that the funds are not a wise use of state money. The project includes a new fence and dormitory planning. the facility was formerly Fairfield Schools for Boys run by the Ohio Youth Commission.
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Elyria approves higher garbage disposal rates with county landfill
City council votes to raise disposal payments to Browning Ferris Industries from .80 to 1.25 per cubic yard, boosting dumping costs from about 16 to 25 per truck load. The one year contract with Oberlin’s county landfill may raise sanitation rates for residents, pending fund review by the finance committee.
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Riverfront Doors Open On Time Disputed After Tragedy
Cincinnati officials dispute claims that doors opened late at the Dec 3 Who concert tragedy where 11 died after a crowd surge. Coliseum figures show more tickets issued than allowed, while some attendees may have stayed away. City Council investigates to draft safety guidelines.
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Senate passes bills to aid women in Ohio
The Ohio General Assembly approved two measures improving women's legal standing and access to auto insurance. One bill allows women to sue husbands and testify in civil cases and to obtain their own low risk policy if the husband is a bad driver. The moves aim to advance women’s status though provisions may favor men in some outcomes.
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Ohio Edison eyes hydroelectric plants on six Ohio River dams
Akron based Ohio Edison applied to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for permits to study six dams from Bear Beaver Pa to below Parkersburg W Va for possible hydroelectric plants totaling 280 megawatts about 5 percent of current capacity. If granted they would secure a three year exclusive option for feasibility studies with construction noted as potentially complete by the mid 1980s.
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