Steel price hike and utility rebate across Ohio brief
Ohio reports announce Republic Steel will raise prices 3 to 4 percent on most products effective January 1. Ohio Power seeks rehearing of a PUCO order to refund 84 million dollars to customers for 1976 fuel overcharges, about 39 cents monthly for 10 months. Cleveland enrollment falls from 152000 in 1966 to 104000 this year, with 160 teachers to be added due to overcrowding. Convicted bombers lawyer dispute cited as Cicero accuses Richard Kay of profiteering from his case. Former Cleveland resident David Hill claims 8000 followers in Guyana, denies guiding Burnham. reports note Hill’s influence questioned amid rallies and cane field actions.
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Kent State civil case jury selection aid
Attorneys in the Kent State civil suit receive help from National Jury Project experts in applying psychological and sociological research to jury selection. The retrial for the parents of four slain students and nine wounded peers starts Monday with help drafting juror questionnaires.
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Marathon grips car in endurance contest at Fuller Ford
In Cincinnati a 24 contestant endurance event began with both hands on a 1979 Mustang in Fuller Ford showroom. The winner will receive the car after holding the hands on the vehicle longest, a format used in prior contests that ran 60 to 90 hours.
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Strongest quake in 20 years hits Mexico City area
A powerful Mexico City earthquake, magnitude 7.4 to 7.9, caused widespread damage and eight deaths. Police report 500 injured, 750 buildings damaged, two high rises swayed, and two workers killed at Reclusorio Sur prison. Thousands evacuated from offices and homes.
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Katz family leaves Soviet Union for reunion and care
Boris and Natalia Katz and their three children arrived in Vienna after a year of seeking emigration to the United States. They fly to Zurich then Boston for a family reunion and medical treatment for Jessica, who suffers a rare stomach disorder. The couple had been denied exit in 1975 but gained momentum when Senator Edward Kennedy urged review to Brezhnev.
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Soviet scientist emigrates to Israel
Soviet Jewish physicist Veniamin Levich arrived in Vienna on his way to Israel after a seven year emigration struggle from Russia. He said leaving was like another planet and that his final destination is Israel though his ailing wife Tanya accompanies him. He noted uncertainty about how soon he could proceed to Israel.
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Pay raise bill sails through Ohio Senate 17 to 16
Ohio lawmakers debate across states pay scales. Medina votes against the measure while Nabakowski eyes leadership posts and higher pay. The bill would boost several lawmakers salaries with Nabakowski facing a larger boost if named chair. Stano lacks mid term increase without re election. Meshel proposes veto option for objectors.
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Time expired for meter theft ring in Denver area
A man paid a friend with 854 coins at a Georgetown jail, linking him to a theft ring that has stolen more than 6000 dollars in coins from Denver meters. Four suspects—John Ford Haley, 30, Sue Haley, 27, Ronald F. McClain, 31 of Boulder, and David Brown, 23 of Morrison—were held for burglary investigation as police cite losses of about 50 000 dollars for city meter boxes and locks.
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Sanders Named State Fire Marshal In Columbus Transition
William B. Sanders, 60, is named State Fire Marshal succeeding Terry B. Drake who retires today. Sanders had been Drake’s assistant since 1975 and previously spent 12 years as Ironton Fire Chief. Drake had served as Fire Marshal since 1974.
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