Coal best bet for U.S. self sufficiency
UPI reports combustion experts urging government funding to convert electric utilities to coal burning to achieve energy self sufficiency. Leaders from Babcock & Wilcox and Phillips Petroleum warn that petroleum supplies are insufficient and fast reactors or magnetohydrodynamics offer no near-term solutions.
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New York
UPI
United States
Donald E. Heyburn
Barberton
Ohio
Babcock & Wilcox
Leroy Culbertson
Phillips Petroleum Corp
Bartlesville
Okla
Phillips
Heypurn
Heyburn
Local man hatches nest egg gift in Lorain
Lorain businessman Wilbur Ptak plans to produce plastic eggs filled with up to 5000 dollars in shredded currency. Retailing at 4.99, the Nest Egg is promoted as a novelty to satisfy nest egg desires while funds are shredded by the Federal Reserve for environmental reasons. The new firm Tokyo-Polinski Inc. will manufacture and market the eggs from 824 East Erie Avenue in Lorain, with sales expected after Easter.
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Lorain
Wilbur Ptak
Fastway Fasteners Inc
Lorain Tool and Manufacturing
Ptak
Federal Reserve Bank
Erie Ave
Federal Reserve
Tokyo-Polinski Inc
Ohio State winter graduates 1338 with Eire wide scope
Denny Myrick of Lorain among 1338 winter graduates at Ohio State. He majors in arts and sciences and aims for high earnings. Other graduates come from states and the District of Columbia. A quirky ad pitch discusses selling “nest eggs” at 4.99 each with a plan for 12,000 distributors and a future product spread notably across retailers.
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Denny Myrick
Lorain
Ohio State
Scieaves
Myrick
District of Columbia
Winter storms knock out power and flood parts of Lorain county
Snow, wind, and rain cut power to about 15 000 in the county and caused outages in Wakeman Lorain and Sheffield Lake as high winds brought down lines and trees. Flooding hit Vermilion Amherst Sheffield Lake and North Ridgeville with basements backing up and streets flooded. Utilities restored by morning with limited local outages remaining.
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Ferndale
Idlewood Avenues
Sheffield Lake
Ohio Edison
Wakeman
Ince
Lorain
Tower Boulevard
Elio Jacobozzi
John Rohr
Municipal Light Plant
Municipal Light
Vermilion
Amherst
North Ridgeville
Water and Sewer Department
Elberta Beach
Shoreway
Cooper Foster Park Rd
Oak Point
Diederich
Brook Park plant fumes prompt hospital treatment
In Brook Park workers were treated after inhaling fumes though tests showed no carbon monoxide. Blood tests could not confirm CO exposure. possibilities include freon or chlorine. 35 people were treated at Kaiser ER, 10 on stretchers, with convulsions and nausea. Southwest General also treated one employee. Fire officials found no CO source and no equipment malfunction. The plant operated again today as investigators review the incident. Advertising revenues for daily newspapers rose 20.9 percent to 10.2 billion in year, with strong gains in retail and national ads.
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Steve Williams
Kaiser Foundation Hospital
Williams
Kaiser
Southwest General Hospital
Brook Park
Ernest Conrad
Busins Conrad
Blue Water Seafoods
New York
UPI
Newspaper Advertising Bureau, Inc
Jack Kaufman
Carter outlines arms race and rights themes in UN address
President Carter warns the Soviet Union and United States have many thousands of nuclear warheads while security remains weak, urging strict arms controls and a halt to testing. He calls for broader agreements to curb conventional arms and stresses human rights as a core UN responsibility globally.
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United Nations
UPI
Carter
Soviet Union
United States
AUMAN
Rubber plant worker wins Ohio lottery in TV game
Cleveland AP reports Jasper Schember, 38, of Akron who has worked 35 years at the General Tire and Rubber Co. plant says he will keep his job after winning 40,000 in the Pot O Gold game. He plans to try for up to 250,000 next week. Other winners include Violet Sticha 51,400. George Powell 25. Vera Marshall 12,000. Cecilia Morse 7,500. Betty Kobe 9,00. Ferne Marshal 8,800. Ronald Rubins 3,?
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Cleveland
Jasper Schember
General Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Schember
Robert Edwards
Muncie
Ind
Violet Sticha
George Powell
Vera Marshall
Toledo
Pol O'Gold
Cecilia Morse
Painesville
Betty Kobe
Findlay
Ferne Marshal
Dayton
Ronald Rubns
New York
New York Stock Exchange
NEW York AP
Alcoa Stet
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ASM
Joy Mig
Brads Koppers Mat & Am Can
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Kroger
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Asche
Arco Ri
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Bendix
Boeing
Ohio
Owen Ill
Chrysler
PepsiCo
Phil Mort Sun
RCA
Ralston Pu
Wenn
Dresser Oh
Heidi Oh
Wun
duPont
Gene
Yi Texaco
Sisun Gulf
Steen + Westy EL
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Waurtpal G+ Woolmib Bie
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Stel
Presseith Co
Harmony
American Machine
Mutuals Dreyfus Fa
Be. Fedelty Trend
Agi
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AB XaviSecorth
Police Chief Koppenhafer and ex officer Ramstead face theft charges
An internal affairs probe based on Chronicle Telegram reporting led to arrests of Amherst Police Chief Arthur Koppenhafer and former officer Carol Ramstead. They are charged with theft tied to Ramstead’s police certification. The special grand jury in Lorain County heard 18 witnesses and plans to resume in March.
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Chase Order
Pawley
Hall
Garth
Las Vegas
Chronicle- Telegram
Arthur Koppenhafer
Carol Ramstead
Miss Ramstead
Telly
Eppedafenbnee Koppenhafer
Ohio Peace Officers Training Council
Granda
Roppenhafer
Graim
W Megalty
Pawity
Ball
Winning lottery numbers list by state and game
The notice lists winning numbers for multiple state lotteries and games including Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and more. It provides sets of digits and color codes associated with each game, such as Grand Prix and Millionaire Finalist, along with scattered, partially legible entries.
Winter hit pushes up consumer prices in January
The Labor Department notes February price figures show a broad rise in retail costs driven mainly by the severe winter's effect on food supplies. The consumer price index measures changes in prices for goods and services commonly purchased by urban wage earners.
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Labor Department
Viets Return Bodies of 12 U S Pilots
Bangkok sources report Vietnam handed over human remains said to be 12 American pilots killed in the Vietnam War. The move involved a U S presidential commission and Hanoi officials confirming the identification and return.
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U.S
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S. Presidential Commission
Hanoi
Vientiane
Laos
Vientine
Lo Bangkok
United States
Butter and eggs market report from Columbus and New York
API egg sales to retailers in major cities show steady butter offerings and stable prices. Grain futures close with wheat at 2.25 per bushel, corn 2.25, oats 1.68, soybeans 8.08. mentions March 18, 1977 context and follow-up on missing pilots and remains handling in Indochina.
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Columbus
API
Cations de Vend
Lange A Wiote
Wooxily
Chip Ferme
Soratk
New York
Aeers
Matwest Bcg
Claas J-lerge
Tags
Optics
Oberlin hospital sued in 1976 death negligence case
A Vermilion area man filed suit in Lorain County Common Pleas against Oberlin Allen Memorial Hospital and four doctors alleging negligence in the 1976 death of his wife and child during childbirth. Named defendants include Drs Theodore Gray Ronald Rollins Fritz Hofman and a Dr Sanchez. The suit claims damages for the death and related expenses.
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Vermilion Area
Oberlin Allen Memorial Hospital
Aaron EL Summers
Rt. 2
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Theodore Gray
Ronald Rollins
Feite Hofman
Sanchez
Torssadbor Platent Eeae
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Oberlin
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Ams
Thut
Vegas
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Associated Press
Connecticut
Delaware
Are Nee Eee White
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Bate
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Yore
John Fuller
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Wall Street
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