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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1972
Page
3
Miami Beach native Andy Rubel, 19, a MIT sophomore, negotiates the front steps on a unicycle. A small group of MIT students has adopted his pace and rides together on sidewalks, steps and through corridors.
President Nixon sent Congress a special environmental message proposing half a dozen tax and regulatory measures to promote conservation and cleaner industry. The proposal highlights new charges on pollution and incentives for renewable energy, signaling a broad federal push on ecology and economy.
Hamilton Judge Keith J. Leenhouts of Royal Oak Michigan founder of Volunteers in Probation will address a Baptist Men of Miami Association dinner Feb 29 at 630 pm at Hamilton First Baptist Church Reservations go to Warren L. Harding The program merges two large national agencies and Leenhouts will head the merged operation Also noted are proposals on environmental funding highway and airport siting controls wildlife protection and new health and energy standards under Nixon actions includes a ban on poisons on federal land and a push for a National Department of Natural Resources
President Nixon reminded Congress that 18 of his 20 major environmental legislative proposals from the previous year remain unacted on. He noted that last year was properly a year of consideration by Congress.
Federal Aviation Administration air controllers previously fired for joining the 1970 strike against the FAA may apply for re-employment, and will be rehired if positions are available, according to the Transportation Department.
Thirty two indictments were returned by the Butler County Grand Jury in its report to Judge Fred B. Cramer. Arraignment is set for Tuesday at 9 a.m. Names include Lawrence Parker with bigamy, Robert King for forgery and uttering, Roderick Bradley and Earl King for armed robbery, Ronald Sallee for breaking and entering larceny and auto theft, Dorothy Rowley for obtaining excessive exempted drugs, David Williams for breaking and entering and larceny, plus John Jackson for larceny. The grand jury also ignored leases of Jeffery Adams.
Somerville man Ralph Owens faces first degree manslaughter charges over the stabbing death of his father while Franklin Atkins of Hamilton is charged with vehicular homicide in a pedestrian death involving a New Miami juvenile.
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