Rhodes probes fuel shortages as Ohio schools endure curtailments
Lorain County officials, joined by Columbia Gas of Ohio, met at Lorain County Joint Vocational School to question curtailments amid tight fuel oil and gas supplies. Sohio officials warned uncertain demand, while schools and industries shift to oil where possible and dress warmly as rationing continues. Rhodes faulted federal shale gas research and urged more work to unlock Devonian gas for homes and industry.
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Columbia Gas
Ohio
Lorain County
United States
Rhodes
Gas cuts hit area greenhouse growers hard
Gas allocations to Ohio greenhouse operators slashed further, threatening crops and livelihoods. Thomas Wolfe of Sheffield reports 30 percent gas use after promises to supply fuel, while John Jocke of Chasted Falls says no alternate fuel and lost lettuce. Bud and Jack Haag note oil and coal options, but perishable crops force limits and looming losses. Union fears of overstepped boundaries prompt a Public Utilities Commission review.
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Columbia Gas
Ohio
Thomas Wolfe
Detroit Rd
Sheffield
Wolf
Public Utilities Commission
John Jocke
Chasted Falls
Columbia Station
Jocke
Bud
Jack Hoag
Abbe Rd
Jack Haag
Hoag
Cleveland
Haar
Cuyaho
East Ohio
Gaz
Eady
Fire destroys minister's Henrietta home in West Virginia absence
The two story wood frame home of Rev. and Mrs. Jack Cusick, pastor of The Elyria Bible Church, burned on Garfield Rd. during their vacation. Firefighters from Florence and nearby departments fought the blaze about two hours. No injuries reported. damage estimate unavailable. The fire also destroyed a Thunderbird in the garage. The couple plans to stay with Mrs. Cusick's mother until the home is rebuilt.
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Henrietta
Elvira Bible Church
West Virginia
Jack Cusick
Garfield Rd
Florence
South Amherst
Florence Two
Frank School
Schall
Cusick
Mrs. Riddle
Cusicks
Jack
MR. Cusick
Elyria
Fruehauf Eyes Acquisition of Koehring Co
Detroit reports Fruehauf Corp. confirms talks on acquiring Koehring Co. Milwaukee for about 57 million in stock. Deal would include Koehring’s Lorain Division and align with Paceco crane equipment in Alameda. Completion depends on due diligence and approvals by directors and shareholders.
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Detroit
Fruehaut Corp
Koehring Co
Milwaukee
John £. Olson
Lorain
Koehring
Eastetn Street
Fulton Avenue
Fruehauf
Avon Lake
Ford
Ohio
Paceco
Alameda
Calif
Fiehauf
Koehring Preferred Shareholders
Ould Exchange
Archaic Period Dating Discussed by Scientists
The article notes researchers using carbon dating to determine when Archaic Period people lived. It mentions sending base samples to a university in Georgia for radiocarbon dating and outlines the process of measuring radiation to establish dates.
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Ock
Argia
City Fund Check Policy and Budget Commission Reminder
City paychecks are issued only when cash on hand in the fund covers them. No checks will be drawn when funds are interfund. If deficits encumbrances or unencumbered balances differ from the Lorain County Budget Commission certificate dated December 10 1976 the fact will be considered before drawing checks. All Radican's office procedures on these measures are regular and lawful.
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Lorain County
Radican’s' Office
New London policeman Budd fatally shot. dog Major at scene
Budd, a longtime New London officer, was shot while on duty early today in New London. He was taken to New London Hospital conscious but later condition described as serious. fellow officer Tappel transported another wounded officer to Fisher-Titus Hospital. Budd, 4-year veteran, was known for his German Shepherd Major with whom he trained in Fort Wayne. The investigation is controlled by Huron County Prosecutor’s Office with no further details released yet.
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New Loncon
Thing
Blood Minds
Budd
New London Hospital
Hank Tanpel
Co Fea
Holman
Skillhormm
Fisier-Titus Hospital
Tappel
Huron County
Hauser
Wdner
J. B. Hobbs
White Ave
New London
New London High School
Ain
Hobbs
Major
Fort Warne
Ind
Akron Man Wins 250000 In Pot Of Gold Contest
Akron resident Meurrence Moats and Lena share the top prize after Moats bought the winning Pot Of Gold ticket. Moats, a former Rubber Co. supervisor, notes they will split winnings. Other winners from Ohio and nearby states receive multiple smaller prizes in the weekly drawing and various state game numbers are listed.
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Cleveland
Lena
Ohio
Jon Warden
Grove City
Karl Dovich
Hudson
Herbert Gerdes
Cayshora Falls
James Ochsner
Newport
Elpidio Loredy
Castalia
Don . Bryan
Glenn Moon
Massil
Jon
Esther Murray
Coshocton
Capone's Candy Store Keeper faces crime fear and aging city life
Jimmy Breslin profiles Jerry Capone who ran a Witc Street candy store for decades amid rising crime in New York. Capone, a longtime sanitation worker turned shopkeeper, endures multiple holdups and violence yet keeps the door open, finding meaning in serving neighbors and staying connected to the street.
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Capone
Tobs Bank
Jerry
Opening Wall Street Egg Prices Reported Across U S Cities
US and regional egg price notices show varying wholesale and retail movements. Ohio farm hens quoted at 11 cents. Midwest Class 1 eggs 259, Class 2 large 60, mediums 46, nest-run 33. Butter prices steady in New York market. Daily publication notes carrier rates and contact details.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York
Usda
Chicago
Midwest
UPI
Dow
Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
GaPacil
Ny Gillette
Caxnirh
Airco Ind
Gulf Oil
Alleg CP
Alld
Kroger
Alcoa
Hy Mead Corp
Am Motors
Mabil Oil
NCR
Armco
Phill Pettahat
Chrysler
Coca
RCA
Ralston
Scott Pap
Dresser Sears
duPont Fy Pe
Shell Oil
Easkd
Eaton
Singer Co
Exxon
FMC
Bat Sperry R Watts Firesun
St Brands
Flintkot
Ster Drug
Ford M Sur
Gen Dynam Saat
Texaca
GrMoat Tate
Westy
Bat
Woolwich
Ohio-Sealy Mattress
Xerox
Emerson Ce Ae
Freehauf
Goodrich
Ohio Sealy Mar Az
LC. Industries Am Reserve Oil&Gas
Kewanee Industries
Koebring
Amiak
Union Pacific Corp
Spencer Foods
Victor Comptometer
Uslife
Woolworth
F.W
Wallace
the Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Ohio Turnpike Revenue Rises 9.7 Percent in 1976
The Ohio Turnpike Commission reports 1976 revenue up 9.7 percent from 347,226,000. December revenue reaches 4,449,000, 7.1 percent above December 1975, with commercial traffic up 18 percent since 1973. Safety improved despite a 7 percent rise in travel, totaling 21 fatalities.
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Ohio Turnpike
Cleveland
O.L. Teagarden
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Teagarden
Alan V. Johnson
Northern Ohio Toll Road
John
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Jack Schack
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