Moon mining on the moon could yield 20 billion in year one
Princeton scientist Dr. Gerard ONeill outlined a lunar mining plan at Xavier University predicting bulldozers on the moon by 1992. He said a vigorous NASA-supported program could pay back by 1992 with 20 billion dollars in the first year and over 200 billion annually by century's end, via space processing of lunar materials into satellite solar power stations.
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Cincinnati
UPI
America
Princeton University
Gerard O'Neill
O'Neill
Xavier University
Moon
Lunar
Space
Police arrest 11 in raids on Red Brigade hideouts
Italian counterterrorism squads stormed two Red Brigades hideouts in Rome and Turin, detaining 11 people including a tall blonde and a willowy blonde linked to the Moro kidnapping and murder. Investigators seized weapons, false papers, and an electric typewriter used for communiques.
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Rome
UPI
Red Brigades
Aldo Moro
Emanuele de Francesco
Turin
Italy
Moro
Ing
Hancho Kim Sentenced to Six Months in Prison
South Korean businessman Hancho Kim was sentenced to six months in prison for conspiracy to defraud the US government and for lying to a federal grand jury about receiving $600,000 from a Korean intelligence agent Kum. He is the second in a case tied to alleged South Korean payoffs to US officials, following former Rep. Richard Hanna who received six to thirty months. Judge Thomas Flannery also imposed a three year probation period after release.
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Washington
UPI
Hancho Kim
Kum
Richard Hanna
D-Calif
Maxwell Air Force Base
Alabama
David Povich
Kim
Flannery
Tongsun Park
Federal District
Elyria Officials Attend Washington Grants Workshop
Elyria Mayor Marguerite E Bowman and Community Development Director Norm Failing travel with four other area officials to a federal grants workshop in Washington D C sponsored by Sen. John Glenn. The two day conference aims to improve communication between small municipalities and federal representatives. Also attending are Elyria Councilmen Donald Rothgery and Larry Coey, county Administrator Dormaick A Delisanti and Wellington officials Robert Dupee and Councilman John Ogle.
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Elyna
Marguerite E. Bowman
Norm Failing
Washington, D. C
Sen
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Donald Rothgery
Larry Coey
Dormaick A. Delisanti
Wellington
Robert Dupee
John Ogle
Motorist wins $5,000 in suit over railroad debris
Reinaldo Bauza of Lorain was awarded 5000 dollars after a jury found Baltimore and Ohio Railroad liable for injuries when an 8 by 4 inch steel piece fell from a railroad overpass on 28th Street at 10 45 p m December 28 1975. Bauza had sued for 25200 dollars.
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Caroline Ave
Lorain
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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28Th St
New York
UPI
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Gen Dynamics
Ford
Gen Motors
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Te Rand
Taz
Byms
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Natl Steel
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Ss - Narik
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Blair, Johoxa
Paling Pet i
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Procter & Ga Flambks
House of Hanne
Raja Metal
NeGasdit
Hockwell
Be + Pitzer
Redlake Cp &2
Hibbert
Jersey Tod A
Sears
Sutaul Secur
Columbus
Ohio
LFE Corp
Ular
Bitco Corp Amstar Cp
Cimarralaus
Collins
Bank
Go Bas
Donavan Cosa
Dresser Ind
Elco Indust
Elder Beerman
Empire FireMar
Riveredge Racquetball Club Set for October Opening
Riveredge Enterprises plans an eight court private racquetball club on Rt 254 near the Black River Bridge in central Lorain County. Ground broke May 6 for a $650,000 project. features include locker rooms saunas whirlpools and two nurseries. contractor is T J Hume Construction Co. associated with Spaulding chain.
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Black River Bridge
Riveredge
Riveredge Enterprises
William and
Kathyrn Stumphauzer
Sheffield Township
T.J. Hume Construction Co
Stumphauzer
Ted Stumphauzer
Avon
Spaulding
Physicians Meeting Set by Cancer Society
The American Cancer Society will hold a physicians conference Sunday at Aquamarine Lodge Avon Lake starting 9 a.m. Registration begins at 8 a.m. The American Academy of Physicians approves six credit hours. a certificate of attendance will be issued after evaluation. A reception follows. Advance registration with a $10 check to ACS Elyria address.
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American Cancer Society
Aquamarine Lodge
Miller Road
Avon Lake
American Academy of Physicians
North Ridge
Elyria
Lorain Ford plant marks 20 years of operation
Lorain Assembly Plant marks twenty years of operation with the first vehicle, an F-100 pickup, rolled out twenty years ago. The plant expanded ten times to 3.2 million square feet, boosting payroll from 19.54 million in 1959 to 160.241 million in 1977. Output grew from 222,884 in 1959 to 551,708 last year, with employment rising from 150 to 7,500. The plant produced Falcon, Mercury Comet, Fairlane, Torino, Mercury Montego, F-series trucks, Econoline vans and Club wagons, LTDs Rancheros, and Cougar XR7s. The birthday aligns with Ford's 75th anniversary.
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Ford
Ford Motor Co
Ford Ltd Us
Developing Team Work Seminar By Lorain Chamber Of Commerce
The Greater Lorain Chamber of Commerce hosts a seminar titled Developing Team work to help supervisors lead work teams more effectively. Dr Ronald J Hunady of Bowling Green State University leads the session with exercises and discussion on leadership, decision making, and team productivity. June 13 9 am to 4 pm at Lorain Community Hospital. Fee 40 dollars includes lunch and materials. Reservations due by June 5 to 204 Fifth St Lorain.
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Greater Lorain
Ronald J. Hunady
College of Business Administration
Bowling Green State University
Michigan State University
Lorain Community Hospital
Fifth St
Bowman elected to three year term on Ohio Bankers board
Director Robert T. Bowman of Lorain County Savings and Trust Co was elected today to a three year term as director at large of the Ohio Bankers Association. He will take office November 1 and sit on the board representing Ohio's 489 banks. Bowman, Miami University graduate, holds banking degrees from the American Institute of Banking Ohio School of Banking and the Stonier School of Banking Rutgers University. He and his wife Juanita have four children.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Ohio Bankers Association
Bowman
Ohio
Miami University
Oxford
American Institute of Banking
Ohio School of Banking
Stonier School of Banking
Rutgers University
Juanita
Friedman Sees U S Recession Likely by 1980
UPI reports economist Milton Friedman warned that the United States could enter a major recession by 1980 after a year of double digit inflation. He spoke to the Economic Club of Detroit linking inflation to government spending and monetary policy while advocating a constitutional amendment to curb taxes and spending.
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UPI
Milton Friedman
U.S
Friedman
Economic Club of Detroit
University of Chicago
Chronicle-Telegram Advertisement Rates and Address
The excerpt lists publication details for The Chronicle-Telegram including pricing and delivery options. It notes daily and Sunday rates and an Elyria mailing address with contact numbers, indicating second class mail privileges and subscription terms for Lorain County.
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Elyna
Lorain County Printing & Subishing
Fe Carrer
United States
Elyria
Loran
Cleveland
Ridgeville man wins $7,200 on lottery show
North Ridgeville resident Al Schroeder won $7,200 on Ohio Lottery’s televised game show and went home Thursday night. Other top prizes included Streetsboro’s Jim Selander securing $50,000, with intent to buy a tractor and pay for a home water line, plus Belair, Curtis, and Marshall winnings in the thousands.
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Cleveland
North Ridgeville
al Schroeder
Ohio Lottery
Schroeder
Dodge
Jim Selander
Streetsboro
Gear Grinder
Europe
Jack L. Belair
Toledo
Charlie M. Curtis
Dayton
George Marshall
Columbus
Italian Senate votes to legalize abortion in landmark shift
The Italian Senate narrowly approved a landmark abortion bill by 160 to 148, permitting on demand abortion in early pregnancy at state expense for women over 16 who claim risk to health, with parental consent for minors and a 90 day medical certificate required, despite Vatican opposition led by Archbishop Ersilio Tonini.
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UPI
Vatican
Ravenna
Ersilio Tonini
L’osservatore Homano
Wall Street Drops as Dow Dives in Opening Trades
Stock prices slip further on opening trades with the Dow Jones average down 3.81 to 847.11 in the first half hour. The market shows more losers than gainers as investors pull back.
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New York
Ford recalls 110000 cars for seat belt defect
About 110000 1978 Ford passenger cars including Lorain assembled units are recalled for a possible shoulder harness defect in front bench seats. Affected models LTDs Thunderbirds LTD IIs and Mercury Cougars may have shoulder belts that do not lock on sudden stops. lap belts are unaffected. No complaints reported. Owners will be notified to bring cars in for free inspection and repair.
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Ford
Lorain
Los Angeles
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