Erie Nuclear Plant hearings set in Huron Ohio
Ohio Edison faces four to six weeks of hearings at Bowling Green State University on the proposed 2.6 billion Erie Nuclear Power Plant in Berlin Heights. Key issues include safety, need, and spent fuel disposal as the Power Siting Commission weighs federal NRC recommendations.
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Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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Inmate Escapes Jail Hole During Construction
Lorain County Jail inmate Sylvester Oliver fled Sunday morning after leaping into a ceiling hole left by construction crews. Guards noticed the escape when 19 spoons were counted during breakfast. Oliver, 29, was being held on rape and assault charges since May 5. The escape followed a rear guard turn to receive instructions, with cameras blocked by fellow inmates.
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Sylvester Oliver
Douglas Ave
James Mertz
Mertz
Oliver
Bonn summit pledges cut in civil air links with hijackers hosts
Seven nations at the Bonn summit agreed to sever civil air relations with any country harboring aircraft hijackers or refusing to return hijacked aircraft or hostages. The pledge targets states like Algeria and Libya and echoes a Ribicoff bill while aiming for a multilateral U.N. act, with Common Market members backing anti terrorism steps.
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West Germany
UPI
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Canada
Britain
France
Italy
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Algeria
Libya
Red Army
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Tion
U.N. General Assembly
United Nations
Common Market
Carter meets trade aims at Bonn summit
U.S. special representative for trade negotiations Robert Strauss said President Carter achieved all trade objectives at the Bonn seven nation economic summit. He described Carter as strong, tenacious and persuasive, noting the American position was adopted and that there is total agreement.
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West Germany
UPI
Robert Strauss
U.S
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Strauss
Coffin Trailer Powers Tiny Bike Rig
West Covina mechanic David Brannen teams a 1973 coffin titled body type coffin as a trailer for his motorcycle. The compact unit fits tight spaces yet sleeps only one, a novelty born from converting the coffin first for a stereo then a portable bed. He wheels it on the road, ready to roll or rest when fatigue hits.
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David Brannen
Department of Motor Vehicles Registration
West Covina
Calif
Probing psychic discoveries Part I Hypnosis Russians
Henry Gris and William Dick, seasoned reporters, interview Pavel Bul of the Pavlov Medical Institute in Leningrad. They describe Russian hypnosis and rational therapy, noting a shift from Freud's psychoanalysis to suggestive techniques and mass hypnosis.
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William Dick
Henry Gris
Columbia School of Journalism
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New York
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Boynton Beach
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Pavel Bul
Leningrad
Bul
Pavlov Medical Institute
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