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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1973

Page

1

Middletown group home for girls backed temporarily

The city says the proposed Alternatives Inc group home at 1911 Tytus Ave fails Ohio Building Code due to wood frame construction and two story design. A LEAA grant supports a 50 000 dollar budget with 7 432 received, and 10 girls aged 12 to 16 may enter later for group therapy before returning home.

Middletown Jim Ryan Fred Hampton Ryan Tytus Ave Alternatives, Inc Law Enforcement Assistance Administration

Agnew denounces media leaks amid DOJ probe

Vice President Agnew claims a smear as he asserts the Justice Department leaked evidence. Attorney General Richardson and U.S. Attorney Beall deny sources within law enforcement and vow to pursue the leak investigation. Beall leads the grand jury probe in Baltimore.

Justice Department Agnew Atty Elliot L. Richardson Grand Jury Baltimore Maryland Richardson U.S George Beall Beall

Western fires attract volunteers from across the nation

Interagency Fire Center in Boise reports 38 volunteers flown in from Pennsylvania and six crews from Alaska join more than 12,000 personnel battling blazes across 125000 acres of rangeland and forests. Fireline remains tense with 57 000 acres in California and 46 500 in Montana still out of control.

Associated Press Pennsylvania Alaska Interagency Fire Center Boise Idaho Dick Klade Klade California Pilliken Granite Nine Mile Paynes Creek Mill Creek Montana Caribou Mountain Snake Creek Goat Creek Prewitt Creek Tin Creek Miles City Bull Creek Cougar Creek Pine Creek Oregon Terry Klamath Falls Washington Republic

Still Going Up New rules on food prices

The Cost of Living Council prepared to release Phase 4 regulations to control rising food prices, with details due today in Washington. The move follows months of price increases and seeks to curb inflation in essential goods.

Washington Cost of Living Council Ment Herbert Stein President’s Council of Economic Advisers Labor Department Stein

U S admits bombing error and wartime aid deal

The United States agreed to compensate victims of the Cambodia hospital bombing error and fund rebuilding in Phnom Penh region. Officials cited 137 killed and 280 wounded while detailing payments between 65 000 and 90 000 to survivors and 1 100 000 total for hospital reconstruction and equipment.

Swank U. S Long Boret United States Phnom Penh

Phones Fail in Columbus Central District Outage

Telephones in Columbus central business district were out from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday due to a computer failure, according to an Ohio Bell Telephone Co. spokesman.

Columbus, Ohio Columbus Central Business District Ohio Bell Telephone Co

Pentagon orders further base closings as 1970s cuts loom

Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger asks the Army Navy and Air Force to review base needs and submit expendable installations by mid December. The move follows a 274-base consolidation last year and stance in Congress to cut forces by about 156000 below Nixon era plans.

Washington (Ap James R. Schlesinger Armed Services Bas Pentagon Congress Schlesinger Army Navy Air Force

Lakes Reach Peak Levels Across Great Lakes

Lakes Michigan St Clair Erie and Ontario have hit 1973 peak levels and are slowly receding. Lake Superior is expected to peak in late August per the Lake Survey Center Army Corps of Engineers.

Detroit Lakes Michigan St. Clair Erie Ontario Lake Survey Center Army Corps of Engineers Lake Superior

Middletown Area Weather Forecast

Clear skies and continued cool temperatures forecast for Middletown tonight with lows in the 50s. Fair skies and highs in the low 80s expected Thursday. Yesterday’s high reached 76 with an overnight low of 53. Weather details on page 47.

Middletown

Bauman Wins Maryland Special Election Seat

Republican Robert Bauman won a Maryland special election to fill the late Congressman William Mills seat, defeating Democrat Frederick Markus by a slim margin. The ballot followed Mills death earlier in May.

Robert Bauman Maryland William Mills Bauman Frederick Markus

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