Perfect solution of fuel crisis bills to abolish January and February
Ohio State Rep. John A Galbraith proposes a bill to remove January and February starting next year and redistribute the 59 days to June July and August to reduce energy needs. He claims cutting the coldest days could cut energy demand by about one third while criticizing lawmakers for inaction.
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Actress Jean Stapleton backs ERA in Washington interview
Actress Jean Stapleton spoke in Washington about the Equal Rights Amendment. She plans to increase public advocacy to rally support for the ERA among Americans nationwide.
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February weather wasn't so bad for Ohio
February brought welcome moderation to Ohio after a bitter winter. Temperatures barely reached normal, with a record-tying high and Cincinnati topping 68 degrees on Feb 23. Snow stayed lengthy, but flooding stayed minimal and precipitation remained below average despite above normal snowfall. Akron noted 59 snow days, second only to 1944-45, while warmer late February offered a hopeful March.
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