No Formal Opposition Voiced Against Heritage Park Re-Zoning
Boone County Planning Board moved Heritage Park re zoning to advisement after a 200 person turnout voiced broad support. No official opposition appeared though some questioned features of the $30 million project. Officials hoped a final vote would come within a week with ground breaking projected this fall or next spring and a 18 month build, leading to a 10 000 to 12 000 person planned community on 2900 acres near I 65 and SR 47.
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Boone County Planning Board
Heritage Park
Circuit Court
Planning Board
Keith Miller
Miller
Western Csd
Boone County
James Carr
John Price
Dave Richey
Ira West
Randall Duell
MGM Studios
Fritz Loonsten
Royal Dutch School For Landscape Architects
Joseph Geeslin
Indiana State Tax Commission
Neil Franklin
Mid-State Engineering Co
Keith Bratton
Pete Obremskey
James Miller
Stanley & Associates Co
Indianapolis
Nixon Promises Strong America After Summit Pacts
President Nixon told Congress and the nation that Moscow summit pacts on limiting nuclear weapons will avert a major arms race rise without hurting U S security. He urged full scrutiny of accords and said ABM treaty would go to the Senate for ratification with negotiations on offensive arms.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Nation
U.S
United States of America
Senate
Warsaw
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
United States
Paul Revere
Paul Revere,”’ Jackson
Andrews Air Force Base
Capitol Hill
Moscow
Spiro Agnew
Carl Albert
Wholesale Prices Of Meats Fruits Up 2.6 Per Cent In May
Washington reports wholesale prices for fresh meats vegetables and other farm products rose 2.6 percent in May after two declines. Unemployment hovered near 6 percent for the 19th straight month while the broader wholesale index rose 0.6 percent led by farm products. Livestock up 4.5 percent and fruits and vegetables up 2.6 percent with poultry and processed meats rising as well.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Labor Statistics
FBI identifies sky-jumper in ransom case near Honduras
Frederick William Hahneman, tied to an Eastern Airlines hijack that carried 303000 in ransom, is identified by the FBI warrant as the parachutist who landed in a Honduran jungle. Neighbors recall the mysterious figure linked to a blind wife and two sons in Easton, Pennsylvania.
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FBI
Washington
UPI
Frederick William Hahneman
Hahneman
Honduras
United States
Easton
L. Patrick Gray III
Eastern Airlines
Allentown
Miami
Dulles International
Central America
New
Orleans
Caribbean
U.S. District Court
Alexandria
Sunny and warm spell with rising weekend highs
The forecast calls for sunny and warmer conditions today with highs in the low to mid 80s and humid nights in the mid to upper 50s. Tonight remains fair and warmer and Saturday should see highs in the upper 80s with near zero to low precipitation chances.
Breakthroughs Reported in Treating Leukemia and Cancer
New York based report cites breakthroughs in leukemia and other cancers. Dr Joseph V Simone from St. Jude's Memphis said high dose radiation treated CNS leukemia, with 17 percent surviving free of cancer cells over seven years about a 50 percent long term leukemia free rate. Dr C Gordon Zubrod of NCI noted one in five children with acute leukemia receive intensive modern therapy.
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Simone
St. Jude’s Children’s Research
Memphis
Tenn
Central Nervous System
C. Gordon Zubrod
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Zubrod
Edmund Klein
Rosewell Park Institute
American Cancer Society
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Boone
James Pauley
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James Hill
Carpenters
Boone Planning Board
Robert Maze
L.D. Jackson
Brewer
Frankfort
Cliff Kays
Lbbanon
Lebanon
America
By Donald Finley
New York
Joseph V. Simone
National Conference On Cancer Chemotherapy