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10 The Coshocton Tribune Thursday, June 12, 1980 Panel Told Ohio Coal Falling Behind The Hidden Lane Shop offers TROPIC GROVE as a delicious and nutritious 5 LANE I 11 Bp SHOP s. snack. Full of Dried Fruit, iCashews, Brazil Nuts, Coconut pieces and COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Ohio is doing less about problems of high sulfur coal than two other states with similar problems, the Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee has been told. Members were advised Wednesday night bv state legis- lagging behind even as its mines were being shut down and miners put out of work because of a lack of markets for Ohio coal. "Ohio has got to get busy and do something about its own problems," Milleson said.

He brushed aside mention of a recent statement by President Carter that Ohio will be the site of some unspecified, massive federal research project. "I know all his speeches about coal, and I could write them for him," he added. "He's talking about something that may be five or 10 years down the road." Milleson said that earlier Wednesday, "I learned that two more mines in my area have been closed or are going to close in the near future." He hopes the pending bill can be passed before the Legislature adjourns its June session, possibly by the end of next week, he said. effort there and has seven projects under way or planned. These included planning and site acquisition for a $296 million coal liquefaction plant at Catlettsburg, the report said.

According to the report, Illinois and Kentucky are the only other coal producing states, besides Ohio, which have a product with significant amounts of air-polluting sulfur. The Senate committee is considering a bill, already approved by the House, which levies a 35-cents-a-ton utility and industrial use tax on Ohio coal. The proceeds would be used for research and development of technology to permit use of Ohio coal. Such a tax would yield an estimated $70 million a year, with proceeds allotted to research groups, industry, utilities or others for projects jointly approved by the Ohio Coal Research and Development Commission and state Energy Department. Sen.

R. Kinsey Milleson, D-Freeport, Senate sponsor of the pending legislation, said the report shows that Ohio has been Banana Chips. Give your family the best in them natural snacks! CLOSE TO THE STARlllt-57372 CR 9 W. LAF- 545-5485. HR.

DAILY 10-6, SAT. 12-4 CLOSED SUN People js MACHO RINGS Is your man a "pussy cat" or the one they wrote the song about? Either way these semi precious stones and 10 gold rings will make him feel great lative researchers that Illinois and Kentucky launched research and technological efforts six years ago and are beginning to reap dividends. Illinois set aside $65 million in bond revenues for research into ways high sulfur coal can be safely utilized. In 1979, that state had spent $14 million and had one project under way and four others on the drawing boards. The researchers' report, requested by Committee Chairman Kenneth R.

Cox, D-Bar-berton, said Kentucky made $55 million available for a similar Applegate Proposes Platform STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (AP) U.S. Rep. Douglas Applegate, D-Ohio. said he would present to the Democratic Party's Platform Committee today a plank calling for increased use of coal to ease the nation's dependence on foreign oil. Applegate, whose district includes eastern Ohio coal fields, said "the time for action to back the words and commitments to coal has come.

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