Wise energy use won't mean job loss says McCormack
The Washington resources conference in Wenatchee features Democratic congressman Mike McCormack blaming critics of energy and utility giants while claiming energy conservation harms employment. He cites a claimed one job per saved barrel, while major banks and utilities push for higher sales. A Berkeley Laboratory report rebutts McCormack, arguing energy conservation does not curb growth and can raise employment, urging White House action and consumer-friendly pricing to reduce waste.
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American Electric Power Company
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White House
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Federal Energy Administration
Sweden
West Germany
France
Switzerland
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Frank Zarb
Rogers Morton
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
California
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Gerald Ford
Rene du Bos
Kopechnes doubt Kennedy in Chappaquiddick memories
Mrs. Kopechne criticizes Kennedy aides and press and says she and her husband may speak out if he runs for president. She recalls the 1969 party night, questions why Joe Gargan and Paul Markham did not seek help, and notes a potential book about the affair.
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Washington
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John Birch Society
Western Islands
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Ior
Watergate
Nixon
Contractors and masons reach two-year Ohio pact
A two year contract between the Ohio Contractors Association and cement masons ended a 12 day statewide strike that halted heavy highway work including the Oberlin Avenue widening project in Lorain. Average hourly pay rises 7 percent first year. The deal also covers reporting pay and a split rate for sewer plant work. About 10 to 12 local masons were affected and pickets were withdrawn.
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Ohe Contractors Association
Cement Masons
Oberlin Avenue
Lorain
Bricklayers Vale
Charles Rinnehart
OCA
Rhinehart
Robert Butz
Bricklayers Union
Councilman Krueck Dies In Crash And Funeral Plans
A collision early today killed councilman-at-large Krueck and his passenger Mrs. Fisher a longtime Mac’s Restaurant waitress. Krueck died from chest injuries. Fisher had a broken neck. Fellow councilman Tollett praised Krueck’s community work at St Agnes and on the council. Passengers in the other car were James Burks and James Glinsey. The Elyria City Council meeting was canceled and rescheduled for next Tuesday.
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Tollett
Krueck
Fairmont Street
St. Agnes
St Agnes Church
Livermore to welcome new $4.3 million shopping center
Construction has begun on a $4.3 million shopping center in Livermore California, the first phase of a nine block 23 acre commercial development on former railroad land. It marks the debut project of Southern Pacific Development Co. a new unit of Southern Pacific Railroad Co. The former Livermore passenger station in the project area has been refurbished and reopened as a restaurant.
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Livermore, Calif
Rain of Fish Spooks Dayton as Severe Weather Likely
In Dayton a seven year old girl reports raining fish and silverfish scattered across lawns and yards. NWS says fish can be swept from lakes during severe weather and may have been scooped from Lake Michigan about 400 miles away and dropped by rain.
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Dayton
Melissa John
National Weather Service
Lake Michigan
Officials mourn Krueck among honorary pallbearers
Tracey met Elyria Democratic Central Committee Chairman Victor Stewart after Krueck's accident and recalled the first meeting with Krueck. Stewart and Tracey had searched in 1955 for a precinct committeeman, and Krueck's death is hailed as a city loss and personal tragedy by Stewart and Marguerite Bowman. The council will appoint a successor to Krueck’s unexpired term, while precinct committeemen select a replacement for the fall election.
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Tracey
Elyria Democratic Central Committee
Victor Stewart
Krueck
Ted
Stewart
Ken Krueck
Marguerite Bowman
Court rules legal fees fall under antitrust law
The Supreme Court held that the practice of law is not exempt from federal antitrust restrictions. The decision, written by Chief Justice Burger, rejects the view that learned professions escape antitrust rules. The case arose from Goldfarbs’ Reston Virginia home purchase and involves damages for buyers who faced set fees for title searches and related papers.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Lewis H
Ruth Goldfarb
Fairfax County Bar Association
Reston
Virginia State Bar
Goldfarbs
U.S
Albert W Bryan Jr
Alexandria
Washington, D.C
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Burger
Court upholds abortion ad publishing rights
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, struck down Virginia’s ban on newspaper ads for legal abortion services, ruling advertising is protected by the First Amendment. Justice Blackmun noted paid ads are not stripped of protection, reversing Jeffery C. Bigelow’s conviction from Charlottesville.
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Washington
APL
Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackrau
Virginia
Jeffrey C. Bigelow
Charlottesville
Bigelow
Wall Street Opens With Cautious Buy Interest
Brokers report stocks attracting buyers since Friday after eight straight declines. Trading remains cautious as traders seek clearer signs the economy may reboot, despite some positive economic statistics.
National Sate Night Specials Handgun Ban Support
Ohio lawmakers split on a national ban for cheap handguns nicknamed Saturday Night Specials. 14 of 23 congressmen favor prohibition, with several Democrats backing the idea and Republicans split. Notable quotes compare gun rules to automobile safety, highlighting broad debate across Ohio delegation.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John H. Glenn
Robert Taft Jr
Delbert L. Latta
R-5
Bowling Green
Congress
Samuel L. Devine
R-12
Columbus
Wayne L. Hays
James V. Stanton
Louis Stokes
Charles A. Vanik
Ronald M. Mottl
Thomas L. Ashley
John F. Seiberling
Donald D. Clancy
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Tennyson Guyer
Clarence J. Brown
J. William Stanton
Charles A. Mosher
Latta
Willis D. Gradison Jr
William H. Harsha
Thomas N. Kindness
Clarence F Miller
Chalmers R. Wylie
John M. Ashbrook
Devine
Trial delayed for Bayman charged with attempted murder
BAY VILLAGE The trial in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court for Michael J. Nolan 30 of 456 Fordham Parkway charged with attempted murder of Ptl George Schmucker was postponed. Nolan, recovering from burns in University Hospital, reportedly set himself on fire in the city jail after apprehension on April 23. A new trial date has not been set.
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Bay
Ptl
George Schmucker
Nolan
Schmucker
Elyma earns Second Class Mail privileges in Ohio
The Chronicle-Telegram lists Elyma receiving Second Class Mail privileges in Ohio. The notice outlines rates and publication details for daily and Sunday editions, including a daily plus Sunday price of 52.00 per year in advance and carrier delivery at 1.00 weekly.
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Elyma
Ohio
Loram County
Ducks with larger broods resist hunting better
Ducks with broods of six to eight withstand hunting pressure more effectively than shore birds with four or fewer nestlings, suggesting brood size influences vulnerability to hunting.
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