Polynesian-like home spa marketed as environmental unit
Kohler introduces the Environment a 109 by 44 by 91 inch home spa that delivers Warm Ambience Baja Sun Tropic Rain Jungle Steam Spring Showers and Chinook Winds in a teakwood box with 4 heat lamps 4 sun lamps gold spray heads and optional AM FM stereo. It promises stress relief as an in home escape with a 15 week delivery backlog and daily new orders.
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Herbert ¥. Kotler Jr
Earth Club
Kohler
Wis
Ohio motorists save millions with self service pumps
In Cleveland, Sohio reports self-service gas began 1977 with 30 percent of Ohio sales by year end. Drivers save at least two cents a gallon, totaling nearly 2.7 million dollars monthly statewide. Sohio operates 700 self-serve stations. demand dips 20 percent in sub-zero weather.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
Harry S. Knobel
Sohio
Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association
Knobel
Schip
United States
Colder now than ice age trees reveal in study
Pasadena scientists say winters during the last ice age may have been milder overall with warmer winters and cooler summers in unglaciated areas. Wood samples from 40 ancient trees, including a bristlecone pine in California, show a 22 year cycle in isotope ratios linked to drought and rain patterns.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
North America
Caltech
Samuel Epstein
Crayton Yapp
Epstein
Yapp
White Mountains
California
Midwest
Studio 54s Rubell backs glitz and fame at New York club
Disco impresario Steve Rubell hosts celebrities and public figures at Studio 54 in Manhattan. The club draws 1,000 to 1,500 on weekdays and over 2,000 on Saturdays, with admission $9 to $10 and $3 off for cardholders. Rubell rose from unemployment to millionaire as he projects roughly $800,000 in annual revenue. In Ohio and Michigan CEOs earned a 13 percent pay rise, with median CEO pay reaching $231,000 last year.
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Steve Rubell
Rubell
Bugs Bianca Jagger
Studio 54
UPI
Ohio
Michigan
Cleveland
Towers, Perrin, Forster & Crosby
Lights brighten Ohio Statehouse area with new installation
The Ohio Statehouse, built in 1861, received newly installed lights that surrounded the capitol. The lights were switched on for the first time last Thursday, adding a stately glow to the area, according to AP reporting.
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Ohio
Capitol
Man scales tree to post love flag for Diane Babbin
In Sacramento California Ken Thomas climbed a 75 foot tree with no gear to place a flag declaring his love for Diane Babbin. A rival flag by a former boyfriend was hung by a professional tree trimmer using extensive equipment. The neighbor reported the height and danger of the stunt.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ken Thomas
Diane Babbin
Thomas
Inventor to test inertia storage GM prototype car
Vincent Carmen says his inertia storage transmission will cut gasoline use by half and he is building a GM evaluation prototype. He expects GM tests in two months and claims the system could double fuel savings versus conventional cars. He cites a VW Rabbit diesel trial achieving 100 mpg in traffic.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Vincent Carmen
General Motors
Carmen
Attorney keeps it all in her family
Paula Silsby a 26 year old Maine Law School graduate has been appointed as assistant U.S. attorney for Maine making her the first woman in the family to become an attorney and Maine’s first woman in the post. Her relatives include practicing attorneys and judges across Maine courts. U.S. attorney George Mitchell praised the appointment.
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Portland, Maine
Paula Silsby
University of Maine Law School
U.S
Maine
George Mitchell
Miss Silsby
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