Rhodes and Carter asked to see steel woes in Ohio
Gov. Rhodes urged President Carter to visit Ohio to witness hardship from foreign steel imports and EPA timetables. He asked Labor Secretary Marshall to ensure Youngstown Sheet and Tube workers receive benefits. The plant closure threatens about 5,000 jobs in Campbell and Mahoning Valley.
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Carter kills ban, cut-rate flights OK
President Carter reversed the Civil Aeronautics Board by approving cut-rate fare plans for flights to London. A $256 New York to London budget round trip requires a three week advance purchase, with travel week fixed. Super Apex fares to London start today across eight U.S. cities with discounts about 20 percent from prior rates and require 45 days advance purchase.
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Skytrain debuts with sold out flights and bold pricing
Freddie Laker launches Skytrain with a New York to London service. The inaugural DC10 carried 274 passengers from Gatwick to Kennedy, then returned to Gatwick, amid a price war with major carriers. Laker expects profits with 222 passengers per flight and sees rival standby fares as temporary. Carter approves experimental $256 New York London fare, while six airlines match with a $109 standby.
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Ford may offer Erika the Pinto replacement car
Ford Motor Co may produce a new small front-wheel drive car named Erika, likely a Pinto replacement in the United States. Production could start in 1980 with costs around 400 million dollars. Ford weighs a larger domestic line while evaluating an even smaller 1981 minicar option as a potential alternative.
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RTA Bus and Cars Collide in Lakewood
Lakewood police report an afternoon collision on Clifton Boulevard when a westbound RTA express bus struck a turning vehicle. Seven passengers and the driver Beverly Sims were lightly injured and treated at Lakewood Hospital. others were taken to their destinations by rival buses. The Lakewood prosecutor will review the case.
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Amherst schools see low attendance amid strike as polling places open
Low attendance marked Amherst classrooms with Powers Elementary nearly empty while bus drivers and custodians returned to duty. Teachers disbanded picket lines under court order as schools serve as polling sites for a 4.09 mill emergency levy election. Non certified workers ended their five day strike, resuming work today.
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Sicilian Bride Files Chastity Suit Over Virginity Allegations
Anna, a Sicilian immigrant in Detroit, sues Ruffino claiming she was shamed by his public allegations of lost virginity. The case cites Sicily's honor code and potential jury fairness while detailing a troubled honeymoon and family upheaval in multiple cities.
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Ohio gas executives pledge winter supply despite colder forecasts
Ohio natural gas leaders told Gov Rhodes that utilities can meet winter demand even if temperatures run 10 percent colder than normal. Marvin White of Columbus Gas Co. said curtailments would be limited to industry switching to alternatives and a 10 to 20 percent cut for commercial customers, with no use of natural gas as boiler fuel. Dayton Power and Light, Cincinnati Gas and Electric, and East Ohio Gas also projected adequate supply for the season.
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Opening Wall Street Sees Follow-Through From Monday Gains
New York stocks advanced as the market continued the late uptick from Monday. Investors reacted to fresh economic data and higher momentum volumes, lifting major indexes in today’s session.
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Ohio voters split on energy crisis findings
A UPI report notes a random Ohio survey of 600 adults by Attorney General Brown finds over 40 percent doubt an energy crisis. A separate OSU LM poll Sept 18 20 shows 46 percent see a crisis while 12.2 percent are unsure. Brown pushes a five point plan including an Ohio Department of Energy and coal emphasis.
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