Occidental signed $3 billion Soviet contract for tech services
Occidental Petroleum announced a five year, renewable agreement with the Soviet government to provide scientific and technical services worth as much as 3 billion dollars. The deal covers oil and gas, fertilizers, metal treatment, hotel design, and waste materials, with potential expansion and patent licensing terms.
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Big city refugees take rural Ohio rise in nonfarmers
Dr. G Howard Phillips of Ohio State University reports rural Ohio now hosts over 2 million nonfarm families, five to one rural residents per farmer. The survey notes améliorer reasons include peace and quiet, lower pollution, privacy, economy and low crime, while noting reduced access to services, schools and jobs outside cities.
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Akron strike talks show progress amid trash pile problems
Akron officials report progress after an evening meeting with striking workers. About 800 Local 4 members are to resume negotiations today as piles of garbage grow and dogs tear open bags in residential areas. Authorities say health and municipal officials are concerned about the dispute and July mounting issues.
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Teen designs flyable jet fighter model for Boeing
Wayne Pennsylvania AP reports 13-year-old John Stroman designed a plan for a fighter jet that could reach 2400 miles per hour and is deemed flyable by Boeing Wichita. He aims to replace the 1500 mph F-4 Phantom in Vietnam era workhorses.
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Maryland prison uprisings end with hostage releases
Governor Mandel wraps up negotiations after two uprisings at Maryland Penitentiary and Maryland House of Corrections. He vows no more mediation, cites no amnesty for rebels, and confirms the return of inmates to cells with four hostages released and a brief guard walkout resolved.
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