Wildlife Council bans nets in Lake Erie's walleye and white bass areas
The Ohio Wildlife Council approved a ban on commercial fishing nets in travel and spawning zones for Lake Erie walleyes and white bass, covering about 35 square miles including Camp Perry Ottawa County Bass Islands Ruggles Reef West Sister Island and Maumee Bay. The order takes effect around March 1 after a public hearing in Columbus.
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Ottawa County
Kelleys Island
Erie County
Bass Islands
Ruggles Reef
West Sister Island
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Lucas County
Joseph Newman
Cleveland
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Sandusky
Vermilion Lagoons Residents Brace For Recurrent Flood Risk
In the Vermilion Lagoons, residents discuss flood defenses after the 1969 storm. Local homeowners face costly sandbag estimates with doubts about effectiveness while government flood insurance may offer some protection. Community figures and a city council member weigh practical steps and expectations for future storms.
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R.J. Py
Anchorage Way
I-90 completion drive grows amid criticism of Gilligan
Lorain County leaders urge Gov. Gilligan to accelerate I-90 completion linking Lorain to Cleveland. They call eight more years of delay unacceptable while Cincinnati projects proceed. Rep Mastics and Mayor Perk press for action, noting federal funding covers most costs.
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WUAB Opposes Channel 19 Bid in Cleveland Market
The FCC faces a challenge from WUAB as it weighs a permit transfer to Joseph Zingale. WUAB argues that moving the Channel 19 license to Zingale would consolidate power since he sits as director, partner, or owner in Cleveland sports teams and holds stock in Zingale Broadcasting. Zingale denies ongoing ties, stating he severed Chicago consulting with the licensee WIEXY-AM WDOK-FM.
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Cavaliers
Crusaders
Zingale Broadcasting
Chicago
Lcensee
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Wdok-Fm
Opening Wall Street Bids Up On Strong Economic Signals
U S stock prices opened higher as government reports bolster confidence in the economy. The Dow rose fractionally as advancing issues outnumbered decliners two to one on the NYSE in moderate volume. The Commerce Department said personal income increased by 7.7 billion dollars in December, while real GNP was seen surging at an 82 percent annual rate in Q4 1972.
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Dividend splits and market notes mix of stock plans and cattle quotes
Dividends first and 2 for 1 stock splits subject to shareholder approval appear for several firms. Cattle prices show live market by weight with primes around 41 to 42.50, choice 49.50, standard 32.50 to 37, and utilities 25 to 27. Hogs and sheep markets are steady with fat hogs and lambs listed.
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Nut City
NH Oriz
Rangaire Corp
Royal Tr Montreal
Wrigley
WmJr
Cleveland
UPI
Five new officers named at Lorain National Bank
Lorain National Bank announced five promotions and staff changes led by Stanley G Pijor executive vice president. Donald Barnicle to manag er Sixth Street and Broadway, Eugene Chevchek to manager of computer operations, William Simonson to assistant of credit analysis, James Smith to cashier in consumer retail, and James Titus to manager of 29th Street Pearl Avenue office. Barnicle and his wife have five children. Chevchek holds data processing degrees. Simonson is a Lorain County community college student. Smith joined in 1970 after Pacific Finance. Titus is a Ohio State and Bowling Green graduate.
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Osborn Ave
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Lorain Ave
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Minors Circle
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Oberlin Ave
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Grain cash prices in Ohio by region end of market day
UPI reports average cash grain prices paid to farmers by elevators in Ohio marketing areas after yesterday’s close and before today’s close. Northeast Ohio shows No 2 wheat 268 lower No 2 shelled corn 32 unchanged No 2 soybeans 411 sharply higher. Northwest Ohio lists No 2 wheat 263 lower No 2 shelled corn 127 unchanged No 2 soybeans 418 sharply higher. Central Ohio quotes No 2 wheat 266 lower No 2 oats 107 unchanged No 1 soybeans 425 sharply higher. Southwest Ohio shows No 2 wheat 247 lower No 2 shelled corn 124 unchanged No 2 soybeans 421 sharply higher.
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