Sorensen first setback for Carter announced in Washington
President elect Carter faces a Senate confirmation wave for his Cabinet picks as three nominees win committee backing and more are expected to clear. Sorensen withdraws from CIA director bid after attacks, while Lance Andrus Marshall Cali. fare. Bell's attorney general nomination proceeds with hurdles.
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Ice Clogs Nation's Mightiest Rivers Amid Cold Wave
Thousands of tons of ice halt barge traffic on the Mississippi Ohio Allegheny and Monongahela delaying coal and fuel shipments. CGE E reports million gallons of oil locked in and few tows moving as the Coast Guard warns to seek refuge north of Cairo. Officials warn river closure remains possible as subzero temperatures persist.
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Cincinnati Streets Freeze as Town Hits 24 Below Zero
Cincinnati records a 24 degree below zero low as residents face brutal wind and frozen car troubles. Comically grim scenes unfold with frozen mustaches, failed jump starts, and neighbors cursing the cold while attempting to warm vehicles and spirits.
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Lorain Telephone urges limit on calls amid overuse
Lorain Telephone Co. asks subscribers to curb daily phone use due to overloading of their equipment. Spokesman Lou Carrion notes rising call volume and longer call times, urging callers to reduce usage to prevent further strain on the system.
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Frostbite cases in area prompt tips and cautions
Frostbite cases appear in area hospitals, led by a 21 year old woman in fair condition at Oberlin Memorial Hospital. Amherst and Lorain hospitals report other frostbite cases including a man with second degree burns and two sailors. Experts urge prompt warming, shelter, and clothing, with care to avoid massaging or walking on frostbitten feet. Pets face higher risks, with vets noting dogs frozen to death in recent days and advising insulated outdoor shelter and good nutrition.
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Lakes' shipping may be halted on Great Lakes
The Winter Board may close the Great Lakes due to severe winter weather. US Steel ore ships Blough Clarke and Callaway were near Lake Superior en route to Tao Harbors and Milwaukee for winter quarters after Gary or South Chicago unloads. Potent risks include Sugar Island marooning, fewer operating ore boats, and ongoing heating oil tanker traffic diverting icebreakers amid harsh Midwest conditions.
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Power outages and cold snap hit Ohio industries and schools
The Ohio Edison system reported two outages in Lorain and Huron counties as extreme cold pressed, with a major transmission insulator break causing a one and a half hour blackout in Norwalk Bellevue Monroeville and Milan areas. Lorain area plants curtailed output and hundreds of workers affected while Ford Lorain and Ford Brook Park plants faced partial cuts. City administration offices closed early and Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric urged voltage reductions and school closures amid the conditions.
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Carter Lays Out Slow Budget Shift From Ford Plan
Democratic leaders in Congress say they will taper toward a Carter era budget model but cannot overhaul Ford's $440 billion plan quickly. They expect about a month for study before Oct 1, with limited room to amend in key areas. Ford's budget proposes $20 million in higher spending and $12 billion in program cuts, which Carter officials may reconsider to around $3 billion.
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Opening Wall Street The Big Board tape delay
The Big Board experienced a three minute recording delay as traders noted the late tape. Market activity continued with analysts citing brief timing issues affecting early price feeds and transaction timestamps.
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Dividends and markets pause for Marlin Luiber Mang Day observance
Dividends and market activity show little change as Columbus trading closes for observance of Marlin Luiber Mang Day. Reports from the wholesale sector indicate steady demand, while creamery and grain prices hold with minor movement. Cited stock and merchandise figures remain largely unchanged across key categories.
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Fraid trial hears ex boss deny crime
David Stirling former Stirling Homex chairman testified in a U S District Court trial denying involvement in a 40 million fraud linked to the firm prior to its 1972 bankruptcy He said bankers and financiers influenced his finances while his focus stayed on modular housing design and construction His advisers included Harper Sibley Jr a financier and former Rochester Public Safety Commissioner and Charles Marshall a former Rochester banker both board members at Stirling Home Avon near Rochester.
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Chronicle Telegram notices needs clean up and publication
Local notice appears garbled with scattered names and numbers. Extractable items include a reference to Edyta Oho and a 245-6035 contact, with date hints and rates like 150. The text lacks coherent events or clear entities beyond fragmented references.
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