U S Steel Wins Conneaut Plant Permit Despite Hurdles
U S Steel Corp receives Army Corps approval to build a 3.5 billion steel mill on the Ohio Pennsylvania border near Conneaut amid ongoing concerns over economics and environmental criticisms. Chairman David M Roderick cautions the project hinges on enduring market conditions and tax reform for modernization.
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Carter pushes SALT II pact amid Senate doubts
President Carter urges swift ratification of the SALT II treaty, warning against the risk of nuclear war and Western leadership damage if rejected. He speaks before Congress after Vienna and faces Senate opposition, with Cranston estimating 58 votes for ratification and opponents within four votes of defeat.
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Sohio plans weekend gas access with contingency measure
Sohio would keep select stations open on weekends in strategic areas while closing two or three weekdays if supplies tighten. The plan aims to ensure weekend availability, but no immediate action is planned and details like exact locations are undecided.
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Weather Outlook Near 60 Tonight And 85 To 90 Wednesday
Clear skies tonight with a low near 60 and a 10 percent chance of rain. Partly cloudy Wednesday with highs between 85 and 90 and a 20 percent shower risk. Winds from east to southeast at 10 mph or less tonight. High 64 at 4:50 p.m. Monday. Low 52 at 3 a.m. Tuesday. Details on page A7.
Sterner's Swan Song Shuts After 34 Years in Elyria
Richard and Lydia Cole own the Archives, known locally as Sterner's, at 529 W. Broad St. The landmark restaurant closed Monday morning after more than 34 years of operation by Al and Lu Sterner. An ex-employee said bankruptcy was cited by owner Cole, and staff were surprised by the shutdown.
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Wellington councilman needs 75 pints of blood
Wellington councilman Fred Alspach was burned over 65 percent of his body while repairing an electrical transformer. He needs 75 pints of blood for a series of operations at Metro General Hospital in Cleveland to repair skin damage and remove dead skin. The Wellington Eagles, who maintain a blood bank, urge friends, co workers, and townspeople to donate in Alspach's name when the bloodmobile visits Eagles Hall on July 10.
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Freighter sinks after collision with tanker near Cape Cod
Exxon Chester and Regal Sword collided in a foggy shipping lane 30 miles southeast of Cape Cod. Regal Sword sank in 270 feet of water. all 38 crew were rescued by lifeboats from the tanker. Exxon Chester proceeded to Boston Harbor for repairs. damage limited to bow area and fuel tanks undamaged.
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