Coast Guard Lifts Man From Smokestack Rescue
Robert Silver, 46, of Kansas City Kansas is hoisted from a smokestack at the Columbia No 2 power plant after 17 hours trapped 300 feet down. He and a co worker were trapped when scaffolding tipped during interior painting Thursday evening, rescue conducted by Coast Guard helicopter teams.
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Weather and Kent State gym dispute unfold in brief
Weather outlook shows tonight near mid to upper 30s with a 10 percent chance of rain and tomorrow a 30 percent chance with highs around 80. In Washington, Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart denied a delay request by Kent State students to halt a gym annex construction amid May 4, 1970 incidents. The bid to stop work hinges on whether federal petitions and historic site designation affect the project.
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Cleveland
Janowicz Enters OSU Hall of Fame by Acclamation
Ohio State University officials admitted an omission and inducted former Elyrian Vic Janowicz into the Hall of Fame by acclamation. Janowicz, a two time All American and Heisman trophy winner, joins the hall after the correction.
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Manhunt suspect shot at after Kentucky rest stop robbery chase
A manhunt suspect fled in a car after a Kentucky robbery at a highway rest stop near Shepherdsville. The vehicle rammed two police barricades and crashed another car before being stopped. A trooper was shot during the incident. more photos appear on Page AAP.
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High pollution costs billions in health and crop losses
A Midwest Research Institute study for the US EPA estimates 1970 pollution damages across 40 cities and 74 counties. New York leads with about 1050 million in damages, followed by Chicago 981 million and Los Angeles 611 million. agricultural damage totals about 160 million with California counties San Bernardino and Los Angeles among top agri losses. The report aims to provide consistent local damage estimates to aid policy decisions.
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Bottled water craze grows as celebrities drink it
Local sales mirror national rise with Americans spending 190 million annually for 400 million gallons. White House Artesian and Cherry Knoll Spring Water report steady gains, while Distillata supplies drug stores and tests in Cleveland. Evelyn Meldrum notes youth interest and the appeal of bacteria free, low sodium water including imported varieties. Michelangelo supposedly favored Fuiggi Malian spring water, priced around 125 dollars.
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Cleveland
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Germany
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Michelangelo
Pollen Count Records Fall in Cleveland Weather
Cleveland pollen levels swing from a record 1327 yesterday to about 320 today per city chemist Ernest Bartha. Officials warn hay fever sufferers of peak counts around Labor Day with improvement expected next week. Suggested remedies include tissues, staying indoors, or leaving town as the wind shifts.
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Cleveland
Garden Index Shows It Flowers When Watered Right
A garden thrives when watered regularly while neglect leads to withering. The piece notes that proper care keeps plants vibrant, contrasting two approaches and highlighting the impact of consistent irrigation on growth.
Sheriff Smith Hospitalized in Lorain County
Lorain County Sheriff Vernon Smith is hospitalized in the cardiac care unit at Lorain Community Hospital for tests on his physician's advice. A hospital spokesman said the CCU patients are listed as in critical condition. Capt. James Miertz said the sheriff is fine and comfortable after visiting yesterday. Smith had prior treatment at Elva Memorial Hospital's cardiac care unit during February for flu.
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IWY Coverage Looks Ahead to Houston Conference
Accent on Living reporters Cindy Schafer and Judy Johnson review state and national events from recent months and assess how these developments may influence the IWY national conference slated for Houston in November.
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Judy Johnson
Houston
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