Ohio Edison Seeks Monthly Charge for Nonfuel Costs
Ohio Edison filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a temporary service charge of about $1 per month for six months to recover nonfuel costs from out-of-state power bought during the coal strike. The utility says more than $7 million in nonfuel costs are unrecoverable under current rates, and customers will face nearly 10 percent higher electricity bills next month due to purchased fuel.
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Ohio Edison
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio
PUCO
Collins
Lowery Enterprises
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gas & Electric and Public Service of
Indiana
Cg&e
Jack Masselink
PSI
East
Midwest
Michigan
Detroit Edison Co
Michigan Power Pool
Edison
Consumers Power Co
Jackson
Ee Columbus & Southern Ohio Electrics
Guards clash as Teamsters strike at Medina landfill
Pickets clash with guards at the struck Medina landfill as Teamsters Local 571 members, led by Alain Pope, press for a set hourly rate and oppose the incentive scheme. Union claims the program taints workers while officials report no negotiations scheduled two days into the strike. Fire chief says Monday blaze was not arson, likely started by hot trash and will smolder days as cleanup continues.
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John Womack
Earhart Rd
Medina
Charles Mooney
Browning-Ferris
Teamsters Local 571
Mooney
Alain Pope
Teamsters
Brotherton
Pope
Pone
Oberlin
Doyle Jones
Jones
Papp’s Hypnosis Debate in Retrial Defense
The defense seeks to use hypnosis to cross-examine Papp, arguing it could reveal truth while the prosecution objects to admitting hypnotism as evidence. Papp again claims innocence in the rape and murder of a former apartment complex resident, but a polygraph expert says he lied about not killing or raping her.
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Papp
Mine Seizure Hangs On Injunction Amid Strike Tensions
Arnold Miller warned rank and file miners may resist an injunction and violence remains a possibility, while the government aims to keep order using federal troops if needed. About 160,000 miners in a 93 day strike trigger power cuts and plant layoffs as a Taft-Hartley board hearings proceed to report to President Carter. The board headed by John N Gentry paused hearings to the public. Carter may seek a federal restraining order and then a full injunction via the Attorney General Griffin Bell.
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Arnold Miller
Miller
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Carter
Try
Washington
Wayne Horvitz
Griffin Bell
Residents endure long, cold night without power
Carolyn Hunt and her seven month old son Jordan were among West Ridge and Murray Ridge residents left without electricity since early morning. They bundled in blankets and wore warm clothing and used an artificial log in their fireplace to stay warm in their mobile home as crews worked to restore power.
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Carolyn Hunt
Jordan
Hunt
West Ridge
Murray Ridge Roads
Ing
Hunts
C-T
John Kenney
Siblings Get Probation After Attempted Murder Plan
Jan Hill and sister Vicky Hill of Newcastle under Lyme were placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to attempting to kill their father Peter Hill. They cited excessive studying and a controlling father as motive. Police said Vicky described their father as a psychopath and said they were terrified by his demands.
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Newcastle-Under-Lyme
England
UPI
Crown Court
Jan Hill
Vicky
Peter
Suspect sought after Flynt shooting at Gwinnett hotel
The incident left Hustler founder Larry Flynt in stable, improving condition after six hours of surgery for stomach wounds. Reeves, 47, was described as satisfactory. A spokesman said Flynt is sleeping peacefully as doctors assess possible paralysis and reveal reasons for the bullet remaining in his abdomen. Police released sketches of two witnesses and noted the weapon may have been a 44 caliber Marlin. Flynt’s aide cited a staff shakeup at Hustler and Chic.
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Reeves
Flynt
Andrew Jaffe
Millionare
Taher Begheri
Bagheri
Gwinnett County
John Crankleton
Crankleton
Jaffe
Hustler
Grain price snapshot by Ohio regions spreads mixed gains
UPI reports cash grain prices paid to farmers by elevators in Ohio by region after recent trading. Northeast prices show No 2 wheat 2.38 and soybeans 5.89, while Northwest lists high No 2 wheat 2.53 and No 1 soybeans 6.01, Central notes No 2 wheat 2.56 and No 1 soybeans 6.05, with mixed trends across wheat and corn.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Northwest Ohio
Central Ohio
New York Stock Exchange
RCA Cotel
Sears
UAL Inc
Introyal
Utd
Hestralon Lad
Westh Elec
White Motor
Woolworth
Zenith
Um Amenean Standard
My ‘Chromallog
Ias
CPC International, Inc
Dart
Emmerson
Goodrich
1G Industries
Lear Siegier
Mid-Continent Tech
National Gypsum
Edison Bh
Parker Hannitsa
Dh Sealelaay Co
Southern Co
Sybron N
Tolo Ledo
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United Mine Workers
Larry Collins
Masselink
Wisconsin
Detroit Free Press
Ontario
Company
Mr. Papp
PAGH
John N. Gen
Western Reserve Mortgage Corp
Elyria Savings Building
Elyria
Dad
Ian
Miran Tadic
Broad ST
Elyria Montmartre Mall
ELROA
Gopy Center
Middle Ave
Wall Street
New York
Airco
Allis Chalmers
AMAX
Am Motors
T&t
Ak Ammaco Steel
Bell Howell BA
Bobble Bris Beth Steel
A Farver
Ciscinnati Mdacrn
Coca Cola
Colombis Gas
Con Edison
Conn Edison
Coo NG
Coowu Pwr
M Conll Group
Hudson
It Edison
Eastern Air Eartman Kodak
Ye Beton
Evans Products
Ford Motor
Goodyear
TC Indus
Nak Rand
Kellogg
Kenecott
Laka Steed
McLouth Step
Mobil Gil
Monsanto
Motorola
the Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Elytia
Lorain County Printing Publishing Co
Cater
Mar
United States
Lorain
Cleveland
Mit
Pierre R. Smith & CO
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
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