Nuclear output to reach a quarter of U.S. power by 1980
Atomic Energy Commission chief Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg forecast that by 1980 nuclear plants will supply about 25 percent of total U.S. electricity, marking a more than 25 fold rise from under 1 percent. He cited utilities moving to nuclear, 15 operable plants and 21 under construction, plus peaceful uses and defense coordination.
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Washington
Atomic Energy
U.S
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Seaborg
Commission
Department of Defense
United States
Four Teens Charged in Lake County Narcotics Ring
Lake County Prosecutor says three Mentor youths and a 17 year old Mentor girl were charged with marijuana possession amid a narcotics ring involving more than 50 high school students. Additional arrests expected next week as investigations expand.
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Pinesville
Ohio
Mentor
Lake County
Fred Skok
Skok
Richard Siegrest
Michael Whinnery
Roger Lee Benedum
Mentor-on-the-Lake
Man Draws $100 Fine Jail Term in Franklin Court
Judge J. T. Riley handed a 30 day jail term to James Burton 29 of Bridge Street for pointing a firearm at a customer Dec 1 at South End Restaurant 1220 S Dixie Highway. Burton received a $100 fine and arrest by Warren County sheriff. Others faced smaller fines and suspensions with varying probation lengths.
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Franklin
J. T. Riley
James Burton
Bridge, Street
South End
S. Dixie Highway
Burton
Warren County
Laynecrest Lanes
Gilbert Pfissner
Second St
David Boggs
Dayton Oxford Road
Jim Baker
Sonnybrook Drive
David Stubbs
Henry Ave
Middletown
Arnold Coffe
Shepard Road
Robert Ferrell
Julia
Vivian Gibson
Carlisle
James Justice
Dayton
Elbert Wallace
Germantown Road
Mexico plans 30 million 25 peso silver Olympic coins
Mexico will mint 30 million silver coins valued at 25 pesos each to mark the 1968 Summer Olympic Games in Mexico City. The coins amount to a $2 denomination and reflect the nation's commemorative effort for the event.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Memorial Scholarship Established for Miami University
Alexander K. Young, a Dayton native and Miami junior, died in the Aug 10 1967 Denmark train wreck that killed 14. Friends establish a memorial scholarship in his name in the Miami University Alumni Scholarship program to aid a Dayton male student studying at Miami each year.
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Oxford
Miami University
Alexander K. Young
Miami
Dayton
Denmark
Young
Oakwood High School
Davies- Young Soap Co
Montgomery County Republican Committee
Armored Truck Theft Loses $39365 In Cash
Police say an armored truck stolen from a Boardman shopping plaza yielded missing cash totaling 317 478 and checks 47 062 with 39365 left behind. Kane Secret Service employees were briefly away aiding a pickup when the theft occurred.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Boardman
Don Hawkins
Kane Secret Service
Hower
Hawkins
Mill Creek Park
Taxpayers face higher taxes in 1968 despite surcharge repeal
Congress raises Social Security taxes with a new earnings cap up to 7800 dollars, potentially adding 52.80 dollars for high earners. The real estate stamp tax repeal removes a minor levy, while possible income tax surcharges await reconsideration. By 1987 the maximum Social Security tax could reach 466.20 for workers and employers, and 616.20 for the self employed.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
Johnson
Internal Revenue Service
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Uainy
Bal Uy
Lewis
Lewis] i, Inc
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Trenton
Five Seasons
Easton
Mass
Robert Masco
New
Milton R. Stern
Ron Cola
University Circle
Cleveland
California
House
Ways and Means
Happy New
ADIT
N. Verity
S. Breiel Midd
Plaza
Mon
Sam Bartel
Bill Howse
TION
Buster
Bartel’s
Bartel
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