Piketon Plant Enrichment Project May Get Carter OK
President Carter plans to announce soon that a uranium enrichment plant near Piketon Ohio will proceed. The decision may cover all or part of a 4.1 billion project with talks of splitting between Piketon and Oak Ridge Tennessee to satisfy Ohio voters and protect Tennessee jobs.
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Carter
Washington
Federal
Piketon
Ohio
Tennessee
Oak Ridge
Marilyn Lloyd
D-Tenn
Goodyear Atomic Corp
John Glenn
Howard Metzenbaum
James A. Rhodes
Glenn
Metzenbaum
Walter Huddleston
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Portsmouth
Athens County Revolutionary War Park Nears Completion
One year after dedication the Athens County Revolutionary War Soldiers Park on East State Street nears completion. Lights illuminate the flag pole and a plaque and benches are to be erected this weekend.
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Athens County
East State Street
Permits Required for Driveways and Culverts Along Roads
Athens County drivers must obtain permits to build driveways or install culverts on county roads. The program, enforced by County Engineer Rex Maiden, begins Wednesday. Page 2.
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Athens County
Rex Maiden
Athens County to borrow for youth home project
Athens County Commissioners plan to borrow up to $100,000 to fund construction and oversee a residential group home for emotionally disturbed youths. The project advances on page 3 of the issue.
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Athens County Commissioners
Friends reunite in Glouster after 29 years
Two longtime friends meet again in Glouster setting. Weather outlook calls for clear skies tonight with lows in the mid to upper 50s and a sunny warm Friday with highs in the mid 80s. Rain chances stay near zero tonight and about 10 percent Friday. Details page 8.
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Glouster
Women's
House Members Hear Bold Views on Korea Troop Withdrawal
Washington AP A House subcommittee hears Maj Gen John Singlaub contend that pulling out 33 000 U S ground troops over four to five years risks war as North Korea builds forces to invade South Korea while the White House defends the plan citing intelligence that Korea can defend itself with air and naval support.
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House
South Korea
John K. Singlaub
Carter
U.S
Korea
North Korea
Singlaub
Samuel S. Stratton
Dn.y
Armed Services Investigations Subcommittee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Harold Brown
Joint Chiefs
Republic of Korea
South Koreans
Natchez Steamboat Captains Love of River Life Shines
Clarke Hawley stars as master of the Natchez steamboat, guiding the 265 foot vessel along the Mississippi with a lifelong tie to river steamers. His career traces from the Avalon to the Belle of Louisville, culminating in racing the Delta Queen with Captain Ernest Wagner.
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Jules Loh
New Orleans
Mississippi
Land of Dreams
Natchez
Clarke Hawley
French Quarter
Toulouse Street
Pilot House
Hawley
Mark Twain
Sararaié Contin
Kanawha River
W.va
Avalon
Ernest E. Wagner
Cincinnati
Belle of
Louisville
New York
Wilbur E. Dow Jr
Ernest Wagner
Wagner
Vacation-Pak offer from The Messenger
Reader note promotes a Vacation-Pak service saving copies of The Messenger during travel and delivering them on return at half price. Details available by calling 592-6612 and asking for circulation.
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Messenger
Retired Model T Began Era
The last of the Model T Fords are 50 years old today and the car remains a symbol of the industrial revolution and mass production. From 1908 Ford produced over 15 million Model Ts until 1927 when GM's Chevrolet overtook sales.
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Detroit
United States
Ford
General Motors
Chevrolet
Henry Ford
Highland Park
Mich
Welfare plan taking shape under Carter proposal
Health and Welfare Secretary Califano outlines a plan to preserve federal support for the poor while encouraging work. The system would pay working poor supplements, provide up to 4200 dollars annually for certain nonworking families, abolish food stamps, and offer 1.4 million jobs with training.
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Washington
Carter
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Gover
Nors
Congressional
Califano
Nixon Defends Self On Watergate In TV Interview
In a Wednesday night TV appearance Richard Nixon defends his actions and resignation while criticizing Watergate reporters Woodward and Bernstein. He reflects on Allende, Kissinger, Agnew, and his view that media coverage misrepresented events despite his million dollar interview earnings.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
Watergate
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Woodward
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Spiro Agnew
Salvador Allende
Chile
Latin America
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