Crash program or mass transit shift in transport debate
A U S: Rep Richard Ottinger proposes a crash program to cut jet air traffic while Rep Craig Hosmer backs a mass transit concept using small electric cars. The idea envisions drivers leaving cars at transit points, then using a computer to reach exact destinations with minimal delay, potentially ending gasoline car jams and promoting compact electric vehicles.
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Richard L. Ottinger
D-N.y
Ottinger
Craig Hosmer
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California
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UPI
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Corn and wheat production unchanged in latest USDA estimate
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department pegs this year's corn for grain at 4,006,977,000 bushels and wheat at 1,295,933,000 bushels, essentially unchanged from last month's forecast. Corn was 4,089,985,000 a month ago, with last year's 4,171,100,000 and five-year average 3,769,148,000. Wheat for last month stood at 1,295,837,000, versus 1,326,747,000 last year and 1,223,669,000 for the average.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Odd Bits From A Mall Column And Daily Quips
A mash of trivia and quips notes dogs smell better than humans and hear more sharply yet most mosquitoes travel only a few blocks in life. Miscellaneous beliefs, jokes, and older quotes cover superstition, psychology, religion, and luck in brisk one-liners.
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New York
Cellar Plays Key Role in Merger Bill Escape
Nations and American Football Leagues push toward congressional approval for their merger after a faked handoff that circumvented Rep Emanuel Celler. The tax bill moves through both chambers, exempting the merger from antitrust action, with a final vote expected this week. NFL Commissioner Rozelle argued for court protection to avoid a blocked superleague, as a championship game remains on schedule.
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Washington
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
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House
Senate
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Congress
Avon Lake council delays third reading on 1.45 million bond bid
Avon Lake officials debate delaying third reading of an ordinance to allow time for alternative bids on a 1,450,000 water and sewer bonds. Prescott and Co. offered 4.04 percent. Council votes 4 to 2 to extend for 30 days while Summers, board members, and ALBA representatives discuss negotiations and industry water use.
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Edward Vee
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Noefig
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Bates
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Utilities Board
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ALBA
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Goodrich
David Wittmer
Edith Newman
Water ‘Board
Daily Horoscope Fragments for October 18
Tuesday October 18 features generic zodiac guidance with warnings about indecision and boosted productivity. It mixes personal traits with career and financial cautions across Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo and notes a prompt to select birthday as daily guide.
Avon Lake approves $1 million street bond on ballot
Avon Lake council passes first reading of an ordinance to place a $1 million street improvement bond issue on the November ballot. The measure was amended to require council initiation with final street selections by residents.
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Avon Lake
Harold Bearley
CTS reports bus trial is a success
Avon Lake residents embrace mass transportation as CTS announces a successful bus trial with 1,736 fares recorded in the first week. The council questions parking lot placement, while Solon and Westlake trials draw higher taxpayer costs and mixed results.
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Robert T. Pollit
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Westlake
Harold Earley
Ohio Congress votes and local pleas in Lorain and Port Clinton
Ohio members of Congress are listed on recent roll calls including Senate actions on public works and tax provisions and House action on foreign aid. Lorain County cases show LeRoy F. Kelly granting probation to three men after guilty pleas for reduced malicious entry and burglary. Port Clinton appoints a new police chief, Esk Babs, while a veteran officer resigns amid calls for transparency.
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