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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1973

Page

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Ohio Could Get 39 Million For Mass Transit Upgrades

Columbus Ohio AP Ohio might receive 39 million dollars this year to ease mass transportation problems in major cities. State Transportation Director J Phillip Richley said Ohio expects 1688 million this fiscal year from the Federal Highway Act of 1973. The three year act opens the door for mass transit and local options for funding.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio J. Phillip Richley Nixon Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Toledo Youngstown Dayton Akron Canton

WWII B25 crash wreck found near Big Sur by hikers

Two youths hiking near Big Sur discovered wreckage of a World War II B25 bomber with skeletal remains amid debris in a steep ravine. Investigators from Sheriff’s Office, FBI, and military assessed the site, noting machine guns found but ammunition removed and remains disturbed.

Big Sur Calif Anne Dieck Monterey County Coroner’s Office James Justin Western Rescue Center Hamilton Air Force Base

Federal Reserve raises discount rate to 7.5 percent highest ever

The Federal Reserve Board raised the discount rate charged to member banks from 7 to 7.5 percent, effective today, citing rising economic rates. Meanwhile banks have pushed their prime rate to 9.25 percent, the highest in history, to align with broader lending costs.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Banks

Pocketbook pinch widens as Phase 4 nears in August

The AP market basket shows 22 percent of 180 items rose in price in 12 cities from July 31 to August 13 with eggs and pork chops leading increases. Beef remains frozen until September 12 while Canada and U.S. trade actions influence meat supply. Phase 4 allows further price hikes with 30 days notice for large firms, immediate moves for smaller firms.

Associated Press Providence R.I Nixon Pierre Elliott Trudeau Canada United States

End of Indochina Air War as Cambodia Bombing Ends

The last U S bomb will fall on Cambodia by midnight ending the longest air war. About 7.4 million tons of explosives were dropped with 430 plus bomber crews involved and 80 percent of Cambodia held by insurgents. The war’s cost tops 16.5 billion dollars with 16 US servicemen killed and 4 missing.

Washington U.S Cambodia Indochina Vietnam Pentagon United States Laos Southeast Asia

Agnew May Turn Over Records In Maryland Probe

An aide says VP Agnew may hand over financial and tax records to federal prosecutors as part of a Maryland corruption investigation. Beall sought the documents dating from 1967 while Agnew faces tax, bribery, extortion, and conspiracy inquiries. Four Baltimore County contractors told prosecutors they paid cash for favored contracts.

Vesco Nixon G. Gordon Liddy International Controls Corp SEC ICC Mitchell Stans New Jersey Harry L. Sears Howard Cerny New York Laurence B. Richardson Livingston N.J Bill of Frederick LaRue Herbert Porter Washington Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Maryland Judah Best Atty George Beall Baltimore Beall Baltimore County

Mid town weather outlook with mild temperatures

Partly cloudy skies forecast for the Mid town area tonight and Wednesday with lows in the mid 60s and highs in the low 80s. Yesterday's high reached 84 and overnight low 70 with 1 inch of rain recorded. Weather details are on page 12.

Middletown

Franklin Man Indicted for Second-Degree Murder

Warren County grand jury indicted James F. Abney 18 of Franklin on second-degree murder in the death of 20 month old Jessie Leah Lamb on Aug 2. The case was moved from Franklin Munic ipal Court where Abney had been scheduled to appear. police said he resided at the Lambs home at 1008 South Main Street.

Lebanon Warren County James F. Abney Pennyroyal Road Franklin Franklin Munich Abney Jessie Leah Lamb Ralph Young Paul Lamb S. Main St

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