Cleveland owes CET over 12 million for power used
Cleveland remains liable for more than 12 million to the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co for electricity already purchased and used by the Cleveland Municipal Light Plant. CET says much of the debt is not covered by a March order, and CR Krupansky sought city documents detailing its finances before a pretrial on Cleveland’s 330 million antitrust suit.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Electric Sumimating Co
Robert B Krupansky
CET
CEI
Krupansky
City
Hustler exec was target in third violence spree
In Columbus William Abrams 32 Mount Sterling vice president of a Hustler affiliated sex paraphernalia firm was the definite target when shot in the chest as he entered his car near Leasure Time Products. Abrams remained in guarded condition at Ohio State University hospital. The case marks the third act of violence against a Hustler executive in nine months. In Cleveland, court records show Judge Sam A Zingale granted probation to James Young 26 former jail corrections officer who pleaded guilty to drug abuse and bribery. The judge disputed the shock probation order as a possible transcription error and the prosecutor said he would vigorously oppose it.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga County
Judicial Journal
John T Corrigan
Zingale
Young
Sixth grader barred over anti-busing patch at West Elementary
Barbara Litton, 11, was removed from her sixth grade class for two days after refusing to remove a patch that read Marion C Seltzer School Student Union No bus for us. School officials said the patch appeared distributed by the school’s student union, prompting the ban while allowing shirts or buttons without the school name.
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Cleveland
Sarah Livingston
West
Barbara Litton
Marion C Seltzer
Carter campaign yields more defeats than wins in key races
Washington reports President Carter's autumn drive produced more senatorial and gubernatorial losses than victories. He urged Democrats from the White House as returns rolled in, contacting more than two dozen candidates overnight. Among losers were Hathaway, Anderson, Ingram, Ravenal, Roy, Short, Eskind, Leith, Cook, Straub, Perpich, Celeste, Flaherty, Butcher, and Bakalis. Winners included Jennings Randolph, Bradly, Tsongas, Carey, Brown, Grasso, Riley, Hughes, King, Brennan, Graham, and others.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Congress
White House
Jody Powell
Camp David
William Hathaway
Maine
Wendell Anderson
Minn
John Ingram
Charles Ravenal
Bill Roy
Kans
Robert Short
Jane Eskind
Tenn
Alex Leith
Ill
Vernon Cook
Ore
Robert Straub
Oregon
Rudy Perpich
Minnesota
Richard Celeste
Ohio
Pete Flaherty
Jake Butcher
Mike Bakalis
Senate
Len Jennings Randolph
Bill Bradley
Paul Tsongas
Mass
Hugh Carey
Edmund G Brown
Calif
Ella Grasso
Conn
Richard Riley
Harry Hughes
Ed King
Joseph E Brennan
Robert Graham
Fla
28 Million Bees Spill Across Georgia Road
In Marietta Georgia a Migratory Bee Co truck carrying 28 million bees from North Dakota to Florida to pollinate orange groves overturned at a major intersection. No injuries were reported and crews worked to reroute traffic while the swarming insects were contained.
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Marietta, Ga
Sale prices cut on Point Sprayers in Sears Bonanza
Sears announces reduced Point Sprayer prices in the Bonanza section with 1-HP models at 299.99 2-HP at 399.99 and 3-HP at 499.99 through November 18th.
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Dens
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Litany
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