Pollution Board to act on landfill site vetoed by state official
The Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board will meet Tuesday to act on an application by Resources Recovery of Madison County Inc to operate a sanitary landfill on a 175 acre tract near Tangerine Road north of White River. State officials described the site as unsatisfactory due to groundwater risk and lack of cover material. The meeting follows a March 6 state letter to Mayor Rock noting the site’s deficiencies and a request for additional information from Madison County Health on private wells in nearby subdivisions.
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Ford Named Nixon Pick For Vice President
President Nixon announced Rep Gerald Ford of Michigan as his choice to replace Vice President Agnew. Ford pledged to serve with dedication and capability, urging Congress to act quickly amid Mideast and inflation challenges, in a White House East Room address before dignitaries.
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Israel Drives Deep Into Syria as War Rages On
Reporters with advancing Israeli armor describe spearhead tanks crossing toward Damascus within range of its artillery. Tel Aviv officials refuse to reveal progress as Syria claims heavy air and ground battles along the Golan and near the capital. The United States cautions restraint while peacemaking efforts stall amid Cold War fault lines.
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Alexandria Man Dies In Shooting Incident
Lester E. Flatford aged 31 was shot in an Alexandria dispute after a scuffle with Clarence Clark ex husband of Flatford's wife. Police denied details while Lonnie Weston said a suspect was in custody as investigators probe the fatality at 92 Harrison Street and Monroe Street incidents.
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Nixon ruling forces White House tape review order
A federal appeals court declares the President not above the law and orders Nixon to allow a District Court judge to examine the White House tapes subpoenaed in Watergate. Developments appear on Page.
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