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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1969
Page
5
President Nixon and aides unveiled drug education materials at a White House briefing for governors and families. Officials urged better information for youths, saying education could matter more than penalties, while literature warned about marijuana risks to teens.
Freezing temperatures are forming ice earlier than usual across the Great Lakes and especially the upper reaches. The Weather Bureau warns that much more ice could end the shipping season.
The Federal Power Commission rejected the time extension request by Vanceburg Electric Light Heat and Power System for its hydroelectric feasibility study at Greenup Dam on the Ohio River. The action halts the extension and maintains current schedule for the project review.
Washington UPI reports Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio cast one opposing vote as the Senate approved the defense appropriations bill totaling 69.3 billion dollars by an 85 to 4 margin.
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