Ohio Denies Hanna Coal License in Gallia County
Ohio rejected Hanna Coal Co. s application for a new strip mine in Gallia County citing unpreventable siltation of streams. State officials said silt runoff cannot be prevented and dams would not solve deposition. This denial marks Ohio history s second such action with Marietta Coal previously denied last year and under appeal. Hanna operates in Belmont Guernsey Harrison and Jefferson counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hanna Coal Co
Gallia County
Ernest Gebhart
Division of Forestry and Reclamation
Hanna
Gebhart
Natural Resources
William B. Nye
Crown City
Nye
Marietta Coal Co
Belmont County
Ohio Reclamation Board of Review
Belmont
Guernsey
Harrison
Jefferson Counties
Human cancer virus isolation reported by M D Anderson team
The M D Anderson Hospital team led by Dr Leon Dmochowski and Dr Elizabeth Priori announced the first laboratory isolation of a human cancer virus named Type C from a child lymphoma biopsy. NCI Director Dr Carl Baker urged caution, while Anderson president Dr R Lee Clark foresees progress toward understanding the virus role and vaccine possibilities. Further five year research is needed to prove cancer causation and antibody behavior.
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Houston
UPI
National Cancer Institute
Leon Dmochowski
Elizabeth §. Priori
Dmochowski
Carl G. Baker
R. Lee Clark
Lee
Poland
England
U.S
Train hits car as driver escapes near Wellington
A 17 year old Wellington girl, Constance Cottrell, escaped injury when a Penn Central train struck her stalled car at West Herrick Avenue. She jumped from the vehicle as gates lowered, but the train, moving about 25 mph, pushed the car 173 feet along the tracks before stopping. Traffic was diverted for about an hour.
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Wellington
Penn Central Railroad
Constance Cottrell
Quarry Road
West Herrick Avenue
Rt. 18
Kelly Street
North Main Street
Vatican bakery closes after 40 years impacts Vatican market
Vatican City bakery ends 40 year run prompting talk of broader shop and market shutdowns serving Vatican dependents and employees at lower prices than Rome. Bread costs about 10 cents for 2.2 pounds inside Vatican versus 16 cents in Rome, fueling long running resentment and occasional black market rumors. About 3,000 Vatican dependents shop in the city state, with 15,000 students from developing nations studying at Hebrew University in Jerusalem in the last 15 years.
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Vatican City
UPI
Vatican
Paul VI
Rome
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Steel leaders to visit Nixon before wage bargaining
UPI reports top steel executives and United Steelworkers President I W Abel plan a White House visit ahead of the big table wage talks in Washington. Nixon invited Abel and R Heath Larry of U S Steel, as talks focus on matching earlier can and aluminum contracts. Imports rise, steel inventories peak, and negotiators brace for price and policy clashes.
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New York
UPI
Washington
White House
Nixon
U.S. Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
I. W. Abel
Abel
USW
Can
R. Heath Larry
Storm relief funds released for Ohio damages in 1969 storms
Federal Civil Defense Office announced release of 3 012 to cover damages from July 4 1969 storms across seven Ohio communities. Payments total 2 7 million for areas hit by oil storms. Israel diamond rose 23 3 percent in first third of 1971 versus 1970.
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North Olmste Federal Office of Civi
Ohio
Israel
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