FDA recalls over 2600 Roper Sears microwaves
The Food and Drug Administration announced a recall of more than 2,600 Roper Sears brand microwave ovens due to faulty doors risking radiation leaks. Models include several Roper numbers and Sears models 108.9347618 3 103.9347645 103 9547665 with 250 units sold in Columbus Ohio. Also notes other regional recalls.
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Brown to seek 1982 Ohio governor race
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown, who won re election to a third term, says he intends to run for governor in 1982. He comments on building a strong metropolitan campaign and hints at Chief Justice Celebrezze considering a run, noting it would require stepping down from the Supreme Court.
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CEI rate increase challenged by PUCO amid Davis-Besse figures
CEI seeks a rate rise while PUCO staff suggests a lower increase. CEI’s construction costs exceed 64 million and Davis-Besse capacity factors cited as around 33.7 to 33.9 percent raise questions about plant efficiency. Eckhart argues CEI would save customers about 10 million yearly, as hearings continue and CEI reviews PUCO staff testimony.
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Three Die in Columbus Plane Crash in North Side Yard
Three Philadelphia men were killed when their twin engine plane crashed and exploded in flames in a Columbus north side backyard. Victims were identified as William Bigony, a distributor for the Logansport.
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Egypt cabinet OKs peace pact with signed texts in three tongues
Cairo says Sadat plans a March 22 Washington signing with Carter and Begini as Egypt seeks a Marshall plan style aid package of $10 billion over five years. Internal opposition surfaces from a two-seat National Unionist Rally which calls the accord unfair to Palestinians while Israel prepares final ratification.
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Kucinich says data on banks ignored in crisis
Cleveland Mayor Den nis Kucinich says the Federal Reserve report on Cleveland Trust Co and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co ignored much data from the investigation. The Fed found ties between the bank and utility but said no illegal acts occurred. Kucinich Rosenthal and Nader call the report a whitewash amid Cleveland’s $15.5 million default on short-term notes, with Cleveland Trust holding $5 million.
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Judge bars testimony on Marvin's sex life
In Los Angeles the Marvin vs Marvin trial delays focus as Doughty disputes gossip about his affair with Michelle Marvin and the judge seeks to avoid testimony on sexual matters. Feminist group leader Gloria Allred protests sexist coverage and biases in the case.
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Electricity rates rise amid nuclear shutdowns and demand
Energy officials warn the shuttered five east coast reactors will lift oil usage by at least 100000 barrels per day and push electricity prices higher as heat drives air conditioner use. Oil imports rose 17.8 percent in February while gasoline demand grew 4.8 percent. Automakers say boosting mileage to 28 mpg by 1985 could cost 80 billion dollars. The Energy Department notes energy consumption rose 1.8 percent last year with production up 12 percent, but electricity remains the key concern as rates are expected to climb.
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Tenn
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American Petroleum Institute
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