OSU demonstrates energy savings cost benefits
Ohio State University reports major energy reductions from retrofitting buildings with payback in six months and annual net gains. Studies by Worldwatch Institute and others suggest similar gains nationwide, backing conservation as a path to efficiency and job growth.
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Insomniacs Learn Sleep Resemblance Through Routine
Northwestern studies show stimulus control helps insomniacs fall asleep faster. Some sleepers overestimate wake time. lab tests reveal near normal sleep. Regular schedule, avoiding stimulants, and gentle routines may ease mild insomnia.
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Backlogged BMW Driver Licenses Spark Court Battle
The Akron Beacon Journal reports 19 000 suspended drivers on file as of Aug 1 1975 amid a backlog in BMW investigations. Curtis Andrews appeals a court order to release names of license revocations, arguing secrecy and operational harm. District totals show Cleveland 4674 Columbus 3922 Toledo 1347 Cincinnati Dayton 5769 Youngstown 2118 Zanesville 518.
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Teacher strike looming over district policy clash
Nunley says the dispute centers on how many teachers are needed and the money issue is secondary. Calamari cites authority over cutbacks and rehiring policy as negotiable. The LEA seeks a rehiring policy after financial problems end. Nunley calls it non negotiable as enrollment declines force annual 20 to 25 teacher cuts.
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Elyria youth held to grand jury for armed robbery
Herbert L. Johnson, 20, of 1048 Garden St., was ordered held to the Lorain County grand jury in Elyria Municipal Court on two felony counts of aggravated robbery tied to a robbery at Tudy's Restaurant on North Ridge Road. A concealed .22 revolver was seized and about $200 was recovered. Johnson pleaded innocent.
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Kennedy daughter photographed with cricket player sparks mom trouble
London reports show Caroline Kennedy 18 in a van with John Barclay 22 a British cricketer. The Sunday Mirror claims they visited a London discotheque hand in hand while her mother Jacqueline Onassis is said to be upset by her hectic social life prompting media attention.
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Postal Service in a Vicious Spiral Faces Cuts
Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar warned the Postal Service faces a vicious economic spiral that could destroy it unless the public accepts service cuts. He outlined four steps: rising costs, demand for full services, costs borne by fewer mailers, and mailers turning to cheaper options. He urged reevaluating six day delivery, number of post offices, and uniform first class rates, noting cost cuts will hurt service if overdone.
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Elyrian fined for hallucinogen possession plea
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus fined Vanny Merriweather 23 of 1518 Middle Ave. 250 dollars and costs, and imposed a suspended jail sentence after a guilty plea to possession of hallucinogens.
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Beware some swim pool dealers may be all wet
Ohio consumers were warned by Attorney General William J. Brown about fly by night swimming pool dealers who spring up each spring. He cited deceptive specials and high pressure sales urging reduced price pools to be used as demonstrators. Lawsuits in the past two years involve over $100,000.
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William J. Brown
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Rhodes Opens European Office to Boost Ohio Exports
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes formally opened Ohio’s second European office in Brussels, aiming to expand Ohio made exports and create jobs. He noted the venture is part of a broader effort with American states to build profitable Europe relations and attract investment. Ohio previously ran offices in Düsseldorf and Brussels as part of a wider mini embassy network.
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UPI
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
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Grain prices at Lorain County Farm Bureau market
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reported closing prices for Saturdays market with wheat at 3.25 per bushel shelled corn 2.52 per bushel oats 1.40 per bushel and soybeans 4.42 per bushel.
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