Middletown Faces Call to Recheck Sewage Expansion Cost
Paper mills led by Diamond National Corp urge the city to pause and study a regional waste treatment option to cut costs. They warn the planned $8 million plant expansion could raise Diamond’s sewer bill to about $200,000 annually and promote a broader regional approach with neighboring towns.
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Jim Bohman
Middletown
Don Russell
Diamond Paperboard Division
Diamond National Corp
Russell
Diamond National
Sorg Paper Co
Sorg
Franklin
Carlisle
Springboro
State Health Department
OKI
Havens & Emerson
Cleveland
Moschell
Wesley Flowers
Miami
The
Conservancy
Harding-Jones Paper Co
George Eagle
Ohio Health Department
Gillespie rises to state post in Ohio Young Republican leadership
Roger Gillespie 35, a Middletown area native, rose from local volunteer to chairman of the Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs. Since joining during Nixon’s first bid, he built a statewide program, aiming to strengthen local clubs, expand newsletters, and create leadership seminars.
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Cindy Starr
Roger Gillespie
Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs
Gillespie
Henrick Drive
Richard Nixon
Ohio League
Young Republican Club
Republican Club
Young
Butler County
Harold Carpenter
National Leadership Training School
Middletown Area
Kentucky
Middletown
Lemon- Monroe High School
Morehead State University
Morehead
Gillespie Insurance Service Inc
Tytus Ave
Fred
David
Loretta
Doubt Grows Taft May Not Seek Ohio Governor Race
Columbus AP reports growing doubt that Robert Taft will leave his congressional seat for governor. Observers say he may prefer Washington or a U.S. Senate bid, potentially facing Gov. James A. Rhodes who eyes the Senate and may block a party bloodletting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert Taft
Taft
Washington
U.S. Senate
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Stephen M. Young
Young
Likley
Albert Sealey
Dayton
Edwin Lawton
Japan mandates twice yearly auto inspections for private cars
Tokyo requires private automobiles to undergo thorough inspections twice a year. Commercial vehicles face monthly or quarterly checks with a full inspection every 12 months.
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Tokyo
Japan
Well-Preserved Cave Man's Remains Found
In Santander Spain Dr Leslie G Freeman of the University of Chicago reports the discovery of a well preserved paleolithic man aged about 30 000 years in Morin Cave near Santander The find included two graves one adult and one child and reveals burial practices with animal offerings ochre and burnt bones of idols The excavation was financed by the U S National Science Fund Ford Foundation and Santander Province with Smithsonian support.
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Santander
Spain
Leslie G. Freeman
University of Chicago
Morin
Freeman
P. J. Gonzalez Bachegaray
Sol Tax
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
U. S. National Science Fund
Ford Foundation
Morals Slipping Warns Of Rising Schoolgirl Pregnancies
Education Minister Aaron Gamedze in Swaziland denounces declining morals among youths. He cites increasing schoolgirl pregnancies with some girls bearing three children while attending school and suggests using cattle given by families of pregnant girls to fund boys' education.
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Mbabane
Swaziland
Aaron Gamedze
Gamedze
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