Columbia Ohio gas curtailments loom as shortages bite
Ohio faces severe industrial curtailments starting Nov. 1 as Columbia Gas of Ohio and other suppliers push for pressure relief amid a nationwide gas shortage. Officials warn 20 percent job losses, possible cuts up to 50 percent with harsher winter. Congress and FEA consider price deregulation and pipeline rerouting to ease supply and costs.
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Rebels hit Ethiopia base as eight U.S. servicemen go missing
Rebels attacked the Kagnew base near Asmara, eight American and Ethiopian personnel were missing. ELF claimed credit and warned of more raids while U.S. officials sought to determine if the missing were alive or dead. No bodies found, ransom claims surface but not confirmed. The attack sparks debate on U.S. presence in Ethiopia amid Eritrea’s independence fighting.
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Elyria Cleveland Playwrights Return Home For New Work
Elyria Cleveland team of Robert E. Lee and Jerome Lawrence announce world premiere of First Monday in October at the Cleveland Playhouse on October 17 with stars Melvyn Douglas and Jean Arthur. The duo discuss their 50 50 collaboration and busy careers in theater radio and television.
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Lee and Lawrence chart theater and life through art
In a Bronxville stop Lee and Lawrence discuss their work in theater and television. Lee, born 1918 in Elyria, reflects on choosing the stage over astronomy, recalls early jobs, and notes his roles as professor and playwright. The duo explain the "what if" philosophy guiding their new chancel drama about St Paul.
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New Beirut cease-fire disrupted by fresh shooting
In suburban Beirut a new flare of fighting between leftists and Phalangists broke the cease-fire. Roadblocks appeared as security warned against more clashes on the Karantina Sinn El Fil route, with tensions rising across Lebanon after a series of kidnappings and past rounds of fighting.
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Poisoner on the loose after string of hospital poisonings
In Ann Arbor authorities probe a killer targeting Veterans Administration Hospital patients. Dr Anne Hill and nurses uncovered colorless muscle relaxant doses in life support fluids, causing respiratory failure as many as 15 victims. FBI involvement follows two months of fear and hospital lockdown.
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