Canada faults U S failure to clean Great Lakes in two cities
The United States and Canada seek progress on the 1972 Great Lakes cleanup pact but delays in Detroit and Cleveland municipal waste projects hinder action. Officials note tougher U S standards, while Peter Robbins of GLT calls for phosphorus ban and stronger goals. Public hearings continue in Duluth Detroit and Rochester with interim reviews proposed.
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Voter turnout shapes Ohio election day amid key races
In Ohio turnout was uncertain with no statewide issues and little excitement. Key races centered on Youngstown mayoral primary and Dayton school tax levy amid desegregation efforts. Dayton seeks a 7 million annual tax to fund existing programs, avoiding school closures. Youngstown candidates include Emanuel Catsouies, Joseph Rohan, J Philip Richley, and S Michael Kirwan as Jack Hunter vacates the mayor’s seat.
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Jubilee Day Joy as Britain Celebrates Elizabeth II
Crowds line the route to the Guildhall for a jubilee address marking Elizabeth II's accession. The 25 year celebration aims to lift gloom over a shrinking empire and troubled finances amid a lengthy summer delay for better weather. President Carter's son Clap and wife attend, joining Commonwealth reps for an eight day London summit. President Idi Amin leaves Uganda today, not arriving in time for the crown events.
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Large black cat seen near Ada Ohio by game protectors
UPI reports a large black feline was spotted near Ada by Hardin and Hancock counties game protectors Gary Braun and Brad Lindsey. No livestock kills have been reported in the area, unlike neighboring Allen County where 141 sheep were believed killed last month.
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Dividends and Poultry Prices Reported in 1957
In Columbus and New York, agricultural price points show eggs and poultry markets with shipments of eggs to retailers and cartons delivered. Poultry prices list 31 Gtoo Lari and Woofen entries while butter prices stay steady. Class and size breakdowns noted include large 38, class 35, medium 2, small 23, with stock checks at 22.
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Missing Brach Heiress Alive or Dead Deepens Mystery
The long running case centers on Helen Brach who vanished from her Glenview home. Suspects include Jack Matlick and a web of forged checks totaling over 15000 dollars. Investigators weigh theories of foul play illness and possible manipulation of Matlick amid questions about her fate and whereabouts.
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Rule could bar sale of uninsulated homes
Washington AP. A congressional energy plan would require homeowners to install insulation and meet federal efficiency standards before selling. The House subcommittee backed mandatory energy rules with phased standards by 1982 possible and exemptions for poor buyers, business sales, or value-limited houses.
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Wall Street Mixed as Markets End Down in Grain Prices and Stocks
Ohio grain prices per bushel fell in some regions while others held steady with No 1 soybeans at 4.96 and corn near 2.19 to 2.90. The industrial average declined 9.16 to 903.07, with losers leading gainers 4-3 on the NYSE and volume at 18.93 million shares.
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Grain Prices Reported by Lorain County Farm Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports yesterday's local grain closing prices with Wheat at 1.89 per bushel, shelled corn 2.15, oats 1.50, and soy beans 8.87 per bushel.
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