Miners and utilities cautious over coal settlement
Ohio miners scrutinize the tentative coal settlement as state officials and UMW President John Guzek praise the proposal. Utilities keep conservation strict while awaiting ratification, with Ohio Edison warning of a 25 percent cutback and a multiweek path to normal coal supplies.
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Hypnosis Experts Clash Over Papp Case
In a heated exchange during the Roxie Ann Keathley murder saga, hypnotists Dr. Knox and Sue David assert Papp relived the crime in age regression, while Granda disputes exculpatory statements found outside the trance. Opposing expert Leidner warns even trance testimony may be unreliable, as Grunda defends his handling of the case and asserts Papp’s guilt.
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High court approves large natural gas price hike
The Supreme Court let stand a multi billion dollar increase in natural gas rates from 1976, the largest in history. It refused appeals by consumer groups and producers who argued the rates were too high or too low. The FPC ceiling on new gas pricing was set at 1.42 dollars per thousand cubic feet with quarterly 1 cent bumps, costing consumers about 1.5 billion dollars yearly.
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AFL-CIO backs nationwide farm strike movement
The AFL-CIO Executive Council endorsed the American Agriculture Movement's farm strike, urging fast action by Congress and the administration on farm plights. It urged Hatch Act revisions to allow federal and postal workers to run for office and engage in politics.
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D H Cutler to retire from Stanadyne post after 13 years
D H Cutler vice president employee relations of Stanadyne Inc will retire effective tomorrow after 13 years with the firm. He joined Stanadyne in Hartford Conn in 1965 moved to Elyria in 1968 to head employee relations and was honored at a company reception and dinner last Thursday. Born in Iowa and raised near Binghamton N Y he graduated from Cornell in 1936 and began a GE career lasting a decade before moving into industrial relations. The Cutlers plan to move from High Point Drive to Sanford North Carolina this week.
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The Carters of Kings Langley Roots Chronicle Ancestors
A London history book claims President Carter’s ancestors hunted rabbits and faced trouble for burning documents cutting trees driving off pigs and blocking a highway with an unpleasant substance. The work titled The Carters of Kings Langley. The President's Roots is due at Easter, per the Daily Telegraph.
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UPI
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Wall Street advances after coal strike deal teased
Opening Wall Street rose broadly as traders priced in a tentative coal strike settlement. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed 2.60 to 758.84 in the first half hour, with more gainers than losers on the NYSE indicating positive early mood for the market.
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Lorain National Bank promotes Schuman to EVP
Ray D. Schuman named executive vice president of Lorain National Bank after serving as first vice president. He will continue as chief fiscal officer and remain on the board. Schuman started in 1947 with Pretzer & Co. and joined Lorain National in 1966. He and wife Margaret live in Vermilion with four children.
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