Ohio in Brief: Cleveland Utilities DOE EPA Fight and Local Crises
Ohio news briefs report Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co asking a federal court to stop EPA pressure to burn Ohio coal amid rising consumer costs. Fire officials plan school heating inspections after fumes sickened 150 at Longwood Elementary. A 19-year-old Cleveland man in a murder plot pleads innocent. two teens accused. Baltimore? (Note: text contains inconsistencies)
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Release of KSU testimony clears way for public release
A Cleveland federal judge lifted a secrecy shield on more than 34 000 pages of KSU shooting investigations tied to the 1970 Kent State killings ending an eight year wait for some materials while preserving grand jury secrecy for Portage County records The ruling sets conditions for disclosure including releasing 1600 pages of FBI witness statements with names removed and editing out personnel records of National Guardsmen, with several depositions sealed to prevent public scandal.
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Economic index hints recession analyst says delays possible
The UPI summary reports the index of leading economic indicators fell 12 percent in January, the third straight monthly decline, signaling possible slowdown. December and November revisions show declines of 4.1 and 0.4 percent respectively, with building permits the largest drag from a 20 percent housing-start drop. Feliks Tamm cautioned early figures may be revised and that a slowdown is not yet confirmed as a recession.
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Ohio Senate honors Saluga with fame from TV plays
The Ohio Senate recognized Bul Saluga of Youngstown, real name Raymond J Johnson Jr, for making the world laugh. Sen Harry Meshel praised his marble mouth delivery and wide imitations, noting his Youngstown roots and fame from television in a resolution that passed unanimously.
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Rent An Event Puts Thrill Into Party Planning
New York based ANS EVEST party service offers extravagant experiences for $1000 and up. Bonnie Schachter rents themed figures from Mardi Gras floats to a Jewish mother and a cheerleader to liven events. A Queens group even hired Lady Godiva in a bodystocking on a white horse.
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Vietnam claims repulsed Chinese drive at Lang Son battle
Vietnam asserts a three pronged Chinese assault on Lang Son was repelled and that a regular infantry division about 8500 troops reinforced the defense. Hanoi says Chinese losses exceed 27000 with nearly 2000 casualties in the latest fighting while analysts warn more combat is likely.
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Tanzania lists four demands on Idi Amin
President Julius Nyerere outlined four conditions to end the Uganda Tanzania war. The terms require an OAS condemnation of Amin for invading Tanzania, renouncement of Amin’s claim over northern Tanzania, a pledge never to invade again, and compensation for invasion damage. The Daily News in Tanzania noted public disapproval of Amin but affirmed Nyerere’s principled stance on his regime’s existence.
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Joggers in Avon Lake OK lesser charge deal on ice path claim
Two joggers cited for resisting arrest after running in the street near Electric Boulevard Avon Lake near Inwood say sidewalks were icy and they followed orders only reluctantly. They accepted reduced charges to avoid a lengthy trial while criticizing an officer and hoping for a quick resolution.
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Playboy interview set to reveal Kucinich views
Cleveland mayor Dennis Kucinich, who narrowly survived a recall election, is profiled for Playboy by Robert Scheer. The interview, conducted in Cleveland and Los Angeles, aims to be the most thorough exposition of his views to date and will appear in the June issue.
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