Greens belt fights growth to save Middletown city limits
City planners warn that without securing an eastern green belt within ten years Middletown could lose independence to expanding Warren County areas near Interstate 75 and Kings Island. Officials study land availability and financing options to buy development rights and restrict use.
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Price rollback moves face House vote near Nixon stand
The House schedules a vote on rolling back prices interest rates and rents with Nixon resisting. Treasury Secretary Shultz defends meat price ceilings but rejects a general freeze. Wholesale prices jump 2.2 percent in March, with food costs up 4.6 percent.
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Indian Leader Russell Means Arrested After Wounded Knee Ends
Russell Means and three AIM representatives head to Washington under arrest to discuss a presidential treaty commission as part of a six point peace agreement ending the Wounded Knee siege. Militants will lay down arms Saturday and be arraigned in Rapid City once the Washington meeting begins.
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Names floated for FBI chief after Gray withdrawal
Rumors list potential successors to L. Patrick Gray III as FBI director. John Ingersoll, Richard B. Ogilvie, and Judge Matt Byrne are among those mentioned amid White House uncertainty after Gray withdrew under Watergate pressure. Nixon has not named a replacement.
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Los Angeles
Gray withdraws name for FBI director amid Watergate storm
Gray says he asked Nixon to withdraw his nomination for FBI director citing deep conviction the FBI deserves permanent leadership. The act ing director since Hoover's death faced Senate doubts over the bugging and burglary probe and disclosure of raw FBI files to White House counsel Dean.
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Middletown Weather Forecast Clear Tonight Then Warm Saturday
Clear skies and temperatures in the upper 30s are forecast for Middletown tonight with partly cloudy skies and highs in the 60s expected Saturday. Yesterday's high was 43 and overnight low 37. Weather details are on page 26.
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Government warns of potential gasoline shortages this summer
Darrell M. Trent, acting director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness, said gasoline inventories fell to 212 million barrels and refinery operations ran at 88.7 percent capacity. He warned of extremely tight inventories on the East Coast and Gulf Coast and urged refineries to raise output to reduce shortages.
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Jobless rate declines as employment hits new high
Total employment rose by 700000 in March to 83900000, an all time high, while the unemployment rate fell slightly, the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics reported, signaling continued economic expansion.
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FDA to ban Violet No. 1 dye amid cancer fears
The FDA will prohibit Violet No. 1 in foods drugs cosmetics and meat marking effective next Tuesday. Japan bans the dye after rat studies showing cancer risk and U S industry shifts to Red No. 40 and other marking methods. Affected products include candy beverages baked goods ice cream and lip sticks with seizure possible for post ban items.
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