Rights leaders plan final Bell protest in Carter era
Washington AP report says civil rights leaders plan one last bid to block Griffin Bell from becoming attorney general as Senate committees move toward approving other Carter nominees Brock Adams for transportation secretary and Juanita Kreps for commerce secretary. NAACP pressure includes testimony from Jesse Jackson and Aaron Henry with lawsuits cited from Atlanta Austin and Corpus Christi.
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Carter
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Senate Commerce Committee
Brock Adams
Juanita Morris Kreps
People United To Save Humanity
Aaron Henry
Mississippi Naacp
Atlanta
Austin
Tex
Corpus Christi
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
W. Michael Blumenthal
Treasury
Joseph Califano
Health, Education and Welfare
Blumenthal
Bendix Corp
Califano
Johnson
Heat wave slows industry and shuts schools in Ohio
Manufacturers report temporary layoffs and partial reopenings as coal supply problems persist. Ohio Edison warns customers to curb nonessential use while weather warms slightly. Dozens of schools and Catholic institutions remain closed or operating on limited schedules across Lorain and surrounding areas as crews assess power and gas curtailment impacts.
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Ohio Edison
Luxaire
Tomorroy
US. Steel
Cuyahoga-Lorain Works
American Crucible
Lorain
Columbia Gas seeks emergency gas plan to avert curtailments
Columbia Gas of Ohio filed an emergency plan with the PUCO to deliver several billion cubic feet of natural gas to schools and high priority users. The gas, bought at intra state rates, would be billed to benefiting customers, increasing costs from 3 to 11 cents per thousand cubic feet, to reduce cold weather curtailments.
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Ohio
PUCO
Columbia
Marvin E. White
Board of
PCCO
Ice threatens to sink floating Cincinnati restaurant
In Cincinnati Ohio veteran riverman W C Beatty and his son Capt John brace for a harsh ice season threatening the Mike Fink paddlewheel restaurant frozen on the Ohio River. They fear a repeat of 1917 18 as 14 year first freeze grips Riverfront and upriver tributaries push ice toward the Canton backed riverside arena with measures including a derrick barge and tug Clare Beatty to shield the vessel.
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Ohio River
Mike Fink
Cincinnati
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Beatty
Covington
Riverfront Stadium
Clare Beatty
Licking
Miami Rivers
Delauro Baumigraiz
Colombia
Tenation International Coffee Organization
Lemdon
Dow-Jones
U.S
BAY AREA SCHOOLS PLAN PROTEST OVER GAS ALLOCATIONS
Eight area districts including Bay Village and North Royalton petition the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for reclassifying schools under gas allocations. Bay Board President Kenneth Hook says Squire, Sanders and Dempsey will represent the districts at February 1 hearings to seek human needs status like hospitals.
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Bay Village
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PLCO
Columbus
Bay Board
Kenneth Hook
North Royalton
Strongsville
Parma
Berea
Olmsted Falls
Westlake
Avon Lake
Hook
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey
Victor Strimba
Bar
PACQ
Federal Energy Commission
Bay Schools Switch to Four Day Week Plan
Bay area schools move to a four day week due to gas shortages and limited heating options. Cardinal notes the district remains the city’s largest industrial gas user and many systems lack convertible heating. He says districts are rushing to convert to oil or electricity, but staffing limits hinder service calls. Cardinal pledges to study heating conversion possibilities.
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Parma’s
Cardinal
Suburb Bus Desegregation Plans Compete in Cleveland
The NAACP reviews two desegregation outlines for Cleveland schools after Judge Battisti’s orders. The state plan emphasizes bussing 52,112 pupils over three years starting this September, while the Cleveland plan relies on voluntary integration and school reassignment.
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Battisti
Cleveland School Board
NAACP
Nathaniel Jones
Unruffled Brazilians Raise Coffee Export Tax Again
Coffee market jitters ripple worldwide as Brazil hikes export tax to raise revenue. Consumers across the United States organize boycotts and protest actions while tea and other beverages face price pressures. A proposed international coffee meeting is planned amid warnings that higher costs may persist, with mixed industry outlooks on future pricing.
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United States
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Brazil
Dow-Jones News Service
Opening Wall Street grain prices in Ohio markets
UPI reports yesterday and today prices paid to farmers by grain elevators in Ohio marketing areas. Northeast Ohio shows No 2 wheat 2.45, No 2 shelled corn 2.25, No 2 oats 1.75, No 2 soybeans 3. Norwest Ohio lists No 2 shelled corn 2.00, No 1 soybeans 6.95. Central Ohio quotes No 2 wheat 2.34, No 2 shelled corn 2.30, No 2 oats 1.72, No 2 soybeans 6.93.
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