Protests Delay Global Nuclear Plant Construction
Public opposition from farmers, scientists, and citizens delays plans in multiple countries. West Germany pauses Rhine site after court ruling. Japan suspends plants for safety checks. France reconsiders a 50-reactor push. Brazil wary over technology sales. concerns over waste, cooling water, and accidents fuel debate as governments reassess nuclear energy policies.
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Brussels
Belgium
West Germany
Japan
Rhine
Citizens’ Action Group
Basf Chemical Works
Ludwigshafen
Brazil
North Ridgeville baseball team celebrates coach wedding
Rex Phillips 21 and Sabine Bellgardt 18 married yesterday at Bethel Baptist Church on Lear Nagle Road North Ridgeville. The "Tower of Pizza" team members aged 9 to 11 attended the ceremony and reception as Phillips, a Vietnam veteran and Midwest Box Co. employee, coached the team while his bride kept score. Seven of the 11 players attended. the couple will live in Westlake.
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North Ridgeville
Rex Phillips
Lear Nagle Rd
Sabine Bridget Bellgardt
Island Rd
Bethel Baptist Church
Lear Nagle Road
Tower of Pizza
Phillips
Midwest Box Co
Cleveland
Westlake
C-T
Kim Tonry
Regents plan to keep dentists in Ohio outlined
Ohio Board of Regents approves a 10 point report to retain dental graduates in the state. By 1978 OSU and Case Western would graduate about 300 dentists yearly, with only about a third staying in Ohio. Recommendations include a student loan payback program and expanding use of hygienists and aides to boost access to care.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Board of Regents
Ohio
Buckeye State
Richard Ruppert
Regents
Ohio State
Case Western Reserve
Ohio Health Department
Ruppert
Landfill Hearing in Columbia Township to reconvene
Hearings on the Cross property landfill at Hawke Road Columbia Township resume July 1 in Columbus after a three day session ended Friday. The EPA permit issued in 1974 to Wa Jac Realty for the Lorraine County Land Improvement Co. faces challenge by local trustees. Witnesses included James Aronson Case Western Reserve University and landfill operator Weldon Hulligan along with questions about aircraft birds and company ownership.
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Columbia
Cross
Hawke Road
Columbia Township
Columbus
Columbia Town Hall
Environmental Board of Review
Review Boards
E. Broad St
Environmental Protection Agency
George Cross
OEPA
Wa- Jac Realty Inc
Commerce Ave
Cleveland
Eens County Land Improvement Co
MPA
James Aronson
Case Western Reserve University
Aronson
Robert Gary
Lorain County
Record of student and local notes from weekly chronicle
James West, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Mose Johnson of 112 Lake Ave, finished sixth grade at Gates School with perfect attendance through all six grades according to principal Eileen Leuser. Al Shibley, long-time AFL-CIO organizer, now treasurer of Lorain County AFL-CIO Federation and Retail Clerks Local 880 organizer, marks 41 years with the federation. Bay Village Mayor Henry Reese jokes about a self-destructing tax credit clause at a council meeting. Doug Atkins recalls Browns signings in 1953 with two cheeseburgers and eight beers.
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James West
Gates School
James
Mose Johnson
Lake Ave
Gates
Eileen Leuser
al Shibley
Lorain
Afl-Cio
Afl-Cio Federation of Labor
Shibley
Lorain County
Afl-Cio Federation
Bay Village
Henry Reese
Reese
Dick Renich A Real Estate Mogul With Political Ambitions
Dick Renich, 33, owner of Reach Diversified with over 100 apartments in Huron and Erie Counties and Channel Two in Norwalk, chairs the Huron County Airport Board and plans to run for state representative or sheriff. A former Ohio Highway Patrolman, he built a $1 million property portfolio, mainly in apartments, and says rent income covers mortgage costs. He entered politics in 1970 and hopes to use patrol experience against Sheriff John Borgia in the Republican primary.
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Norwalk
Dick Rench
Rench
Ohio Highway
Huron County
Findlay
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio State University
Newton
Huron
Erie County
House of Representatives
Highway Patrol
John Borgia
Open house in Brunswick shows 18 antique cars
In Brunswick a garage at 4254 Miner Drive hosts 18 antique automobiles owned by the late Alwin Wolff, former Brunswick mayor. An open house July 4 5 6 raises funds for the Historical Society to restore City Hall on Pearl Road and the city cemetery. The collection includes a 1928 Stutz Bearcat once owned by Luis Firpo, a 1998 Maxwell Roadster, a 1908 Buick Runabout, a 1917 Dodge Touring car, a 1906 Auto Bug and other historic models illustrating early automotive craft.
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Brunswick
Miner Drive
Alwin Wolff
Marion Wolff
Ohio
Wolff
Historical Society of the
Brunswick Area
Pearl Road
Ee Luis Firpo
Pampas
Wolff Thore
Jackoe 5
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Mutsu
Pacific
France
Chronicle- -Telegram O., Sun
Columbia Two
Weldon Hulligan
Krebs
Doug Atkins
Cleveland Browns
Dick Renich
By David Scott
Bench
Maxwell
Benny
TRE
Orient Survey
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