New Hampshire Primary Tossup Ford Reagan Lead Ford wins Dixville Notch
New Hampshire voters chose between Ford and Reagan on the Republican side while Democrats field Carter Udall Bayh and Shriver among eight contenders. Early turnout appeared light with about 200,000 expected. Dixville Notch cast Ford 11 to Reagan 4 just after midnight.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Long Mountain
Dixville Notch
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
Carter
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Arizona
Morns K. Udall
Len Henry M Jackson
Washington
Vermont
Democrat
Udall
Bayh
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
R. Sargent Shriver
Missouri
Ellen McCormack
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Texas
John B. Connally
California
Ohio EPA probes cancer agent in coal regions
Ohio EPA will investigate possible air pollution from coal using steel plants after Pennsylvania officials identified Benzo a Pyrene from Bethlehem Steel in Johnstown as a cancer risk. Lorain plants dispute widespread danger while Pennsylvania weighs plant closure if further tests support the finding.
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Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio Epa
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Johnstown
Alan Franks
Lorain Air Pollution Control
U.S. Steel
Lorain-Cuyahoga
Lorain
Pollution Control Office
Franks
Sid Franks
Harrisburg
James Hambright
Bureau of Air Quality
Department of Fironmental Resources
Department
F Hambright
Bethlehem Steel
Elyria Board schedules 4.5-mill levy for June ballot
Elyria Board of Education directs a 4.5 mill renewal to appear on the June 6 primary ballot. Initiated in 1996, the levy remains the only renewal still on a continual basis. It would generate about 1.4 million dollars annually, per Sept. Thomas Showalter. The board had expected to place the levy on the ballot in mid January.
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Elyria Board of Education
Thomas Showalter
Che Sauve
Weather outlook says windy and warm conditions
The report describes clear and windy skies tonight with lows around the high thirties, tomorrow partly cloudy and warm with a high near 40. It notes near zero percent rain, winds from the southwest at 15 to 25 mph, and mentions a morning high of 37 at 7 38.
Wearing colors for Bicentennial Fourth in Elyria
Mrs Nicky Love launches a Wear the Colors campaign in Elyria to urge residents to wear red white and blue for the Fourth. She speaks with Elyria mayor Marguerite Bowman and hopes Bicentennial committees veterans groups and others will join to add momentum to the effort.
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Elyria
Nicky
Clara) Love
Bell Ave
Love
Marguerite
Peg) Bowman
Mystery Mr Drenkin identified as ex Elyrian figure
In Sandusky during Eddie Goodwin trial testimony, Martha Henderson identified Kenneth Gallatin as Mr John Drenkin, the man who called Anthony Marsho for money. Gallatin, a blond man in his 30s, remains at large as Lorain County and Stark County officers fail to locate him. Henderson received immunity to testify, with perjury risks disclosed.
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Ore
Gallatin
Drenkin
Goodwin
Sandusky
Martha Henderson
East 13Th St . Elyria
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Ken
Kent
Stark County
Canton
Henderson
Marsha
John Dreakin
Marsico
Love Affair With a Job at FAA Center in Oberlin
A 37 year old air traffic controller at the Oberlin FAA center leaves the job due to medical stress. He describes his exit as like dying, noting ulcers and the toll of a demanding role that requires instant infallibility and constant pressure. The article explores both the physical and psychological harms of air traffic control life.
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FAA
Oberlin
Intense love of work drives air traffic controllers
Air traffic control is portrayed as a demanding yet fulfilling career. Controllers describe it as an intimate, ego-boosting discipline where split second decisions protect hundreds of lives. They stress personal pride in safe, individual performance within a highly automated system.
No BMW probe Rhodes aide says lack of evidence
An aide to Governor Rhodes says the state lacks enough evidence to convene a special grand jury into the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles opercent. The aide notes Rhodes does not want to comment further on the bureau or the $320,000 theft tied to Anthony Marsico until after Eddie Goodwin's trial. The Chronicle Telegram editorial urged a grand jury, while other officials discuss potential further investigations.
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Ohio
Rhodeside
Chronicle- Telegram
C-T
Medina County
Maxine Koppelberger
Marsho
BMW
Koppelberger
William J Brown
Rhodes
Bureau
Lorain County
Brown
Retrial sought in Papp rape slaying case by Ohio sheriff
Lorain County prosecutors study a federal ruling on Timothy Papp who was sentenced to life for the Roxie Ann Keathiey murder. Judge Timothy Hogan found Miranda rights may have been violated during the March 1973 interrogation, prompting a possible retrial or appeal. Deputy testimony and certain statements were ruled inadmissible, while later voluntary statements taken after advising rights may be used. Prosecutors weigh whether to pursue retrial or appeal with attorney general involvement.
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Lorain County
U.S. District Court
Timothy Pape
Papp
Roxie Ann Keathiey
U.S
Timothy Hogan
Cincinnati
Hogan
Fap
Don M. Smith
Roxie Ann
Sheffield Township
Woods
Elio Zerbini
Zerbini
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Charles F. Adams
Tet Deage
Paul Mikus
Mikus
Lucasville
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Tevlle
Stephen Barba
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EPA
Poets Tees Index
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Elyrian
Earel Neikirk
Garrett Murray
Mikie Sherman
John Fuller
By Mike Benbow
Rogan
Tim Papp
Woxie Ann
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