Webster's New World College Edition Dictionary Hits Stores
After 40 years of planning the Third College Edition debuts with heavy focus on Americanisms. Victoria Neufeldt says the 1574 page hardbound volume includes 170000 entries and 11000 American terms priced at 17.95 dollars. Couch potato is defined as a chronic television viewer and fat city as a prosperous place or condition.
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Victoria Neufeldt
Ohio EPA to adopt interim ash disposal policy
Ohio EPA plans a week perhaps this week to adopt an interim policy on testing and disposal of out of state incinerator ash dumped in Ohio landfills. The policy demands more sampling at generation points and sets landfill design criteria. A permanent policy will follow within a year after the solid waste law overhaul.
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Winds Cancel Some Events at Cleveland Air Show
The Cleveland National Air Show wrapped up despite 30 mph winds, canceling model flights and Golden Knight parachute demonstrations. Visitors toured the old DC-3 Gooney Bird, praised as the first modern airliner, while stunt fliers entertained a chilly crowd and attendance rose from the prior two days.
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Bribes charged in Brezhnev in law trial
In Moscow the government charged that bribes were paid to Nikolai Shchelokov, former Interior Minister and Brezhnev ally, as part of the influence peddling case involving Leo nid I, Brezhnev’s son-in-law. Prosecutors cited gifts including pearls valued at 5300 dollars each and alleged cash and fruit deliveries via Aeroflot to Yuri Churbanov and others on trial.
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Vincennes Pullout Delayed in Gulf Postponement Cited
In Manama Bahrain AP reports the 9600 ton missile cruiser Vincennes will delay its withdrawal from the Persian Gulf after at least one Arab government objected. The move would reduce the U S force from 27 to 26 ships but was halted for diplomatic reasons and the Pentagon still plans not to replace the cruiser.
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