Ohio lawmaker proposes Lifeline utility discounts for elderly
State Rep. Fauver introduced a bill to extend utility bill discounts to residents 66 and over or permanently disabled under a homestead exemption. Discounts range 10 to 25 percent by income, funded by utilities gross receipts tax with potential rate recovery. The plan caps usage at 40 000 cubic feet gas and 600 kilowatts electricity monthly.
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Scribner Fauver
Elyria
Ohio House
Fauver
Fauvet
Dennis E. Eckart
D-18
Euclid
Eckart
House Insurance, Utilities and Financial Institutions Committee
Weather showers and cooling with rising chances
Showers increasing with cloudiness tonight and lows around 25. Tomorrow, showers likely with highs near 40. Forecast says twenty percent rain tonight and seventy percent tomorrow. Southeast winds 5 to 10 mph tonight. High 29 degrees at 1 45 p.m. yesterday and low 19 degrees at 2 a.m. today. Details on Page B 3.
Gag Order Issued in Noske Disappearance Case
Cleveland AP reports Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge Harry Hanna imposed a gag order on investigators in the Arthur Noske disappearance. The judge cited extensive publicity and concerns over a fair trial for Dr Stuart Kutler accused of murder. Noske’s mother Ann Noske stated the boy was beaten to death on February 4.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas Court
Harry Hanna
Arthur Noske
Hanna
Stuart Kutler
Arthur
Ann Noske
Katler
Arthur Taissing
Parma
U.S. panel warns of new urban riots
A government task force warned of possible recurrence of urban riots and urged police agencies to maintain contingency plans for civil disorders and terrorist acts. Led by New Jersey Governor Byrne, the group prepared 660 pages of standards for handling disorders and terrorism while stressing preservation of constitutional rights and lifesaving priorities.
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Washington
UPI
New Jersey
Brendan T. Byrne
National Advisory Committee On Criminal Justice
Griffins
Byrne
Washington, D. C
Jerry V. Wilson
Hills complex eyed as county revenue bonds urged
Lorain County Commissioners heard that a Cleveland firm seeks 4 million in revenue bonds to fund a 1 acre Hills Department Store, Burger King, grocery, and about a dozen shops at Ri and Cleveland Street in Elyria. The project aims to create 200 jobs and boost tax revenues, with a 25-year lease for Hills now completed and a 360000 traffic signal planned to ease congestion at White Oak Drive.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Lorain County
Ri. Sz
Cleveland Street
Hills Department
Burger King
Faigus
Fargus
Jerry Keron
Alan Zaleski
White Oak Drive
Court Street parking lot veto override looms for council
A second attempt to override Mayor Bowman’s veto on leasing city property for a Court Street parking lot faces a potential legal battle. Councilman John Blevins may seek to reconsider after being absent during prior votes, with abstentions and prevailing side rules under scrutiny as officials debate how to count votes.
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Marguerite E. Bowman
Court Street
John
Blevins
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
Old City Hall
Turner Block
Council
George Ferguson
Robert Corts
Ferguson and Corts
Ferguson
Nine Miners Trapped In Eastern Pa Mine Amid Flooded Passage
Eighteen rescuers rushed into the Porter tunnel of Kocher Coal Co in Tower City as waterlogged debris blocked access. One miner Gary Clinger 19 of Hegins was killed and nine others were missing after tons of water swept through the mine. Rescue teams planned to blast a jammed area to reach the trapped men as families waited outside in a dingy locker room.
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Tower City
UPI
Pennsylvania
Porter
Kocher Coal Co
Gary Clinger
Hegins
Brookside Mountain
John B. Shutack
Federal Mines Enforcement Safety Administration
Shatack
Lorain priest in Uganda calls family after two years abroad
Fr. Paul Donohue, a Verona Father stationed at Padibe in Uganda, phoned his Lorain parents after two years abroad. His mother said the American Secretarial calls confirmed he was safe. He described being treated beautifully and near Kampala, renewing long-lost contacts with fellow Verona Fathers as they planned to return to Patibe.
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Edmund Donohoe
Lorain
Paul
Uganda
Donohue
Padibe
Donahue
Amencen Secretaral
Verona Fathers
Kampala
Gaia
Verona
Fr Donohue
Patibe
Amin claims invasion stirs fear for Americans
President Amin of Uganda alleged that 2,600 Western mercenaries were marching through Kenya to invade Upania. He said the United States had sent warplanes and warships to assist. The claim followed rising tensions with the United States and new fears for about 26 Americans in Uganda.
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Nasaobs Kenya
UPI
Mi Ama
Uganda
Kenya
Upania
United Sates
Amin
Radi Deda
United States
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Kathy Misichkoct
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