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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1973
Page
11
In Bangor Washington residents including Mrs Ernie McDonald back the Navy proposal to build a Trident submarine base at Hood Canal near their community. The fence line and barbed wire mark the boundary as neighbors await official word on the project.
Democratic governors Milton Shapp and John Gilligan criticize President Nixon for defending wiretaps and burglaries as Republican governors Daniel Evans and William Milliken express hope Nixon will release taped conversations. Wisconsin Democrat Patrick Lucey urges resignation amid Agnew probe. Navy seeks up to 150 acre Bangor base expansion for Trident submarines amid local resistance along Puget Sound.
Pentagon officials say North Vietnam violated peace accords by turning Khe Sanh into a large military complex in South Vietnam. Analysts note new roads south and west, large storage and repair facilities, an enlarged air field, and an air defense shield around Khe Sanh comparable to Hanoi.
Walter A. Hartman of Camden finished third among 64 bidders at the Ohio State Fair auctioneering contest. He received 100 dollars and a plaque from Governor John J. Gilligan. Hartman operates at 2101 Tytus Ave.
Veterans representatives in Columbus predict a large rise in disabled Ohio veterans seeking work as the VA estimates about 12,800 will apply for jobs in fiscal 1974. A Hire the Handicapped Vet Week is planned for October 7 to 13 to promote placement.
William P. Rogers will return to the Gannett Co. Inc. board of directors after leaving the secretary of state post on Sept. 3. Rogers previously served on Gannett’s board before his December 1968 Cabinet appointment. Chairman Paul Miller called Rogers a valuable adviser and noted the government’s loss is Gannett’s gain.
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