Franklin Wins Permit for Regional Sewage Plant Plan
The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board approved a regional sewage treatment plant for Franklin, a $2.3 million project serving the city and its paper mills with future expansion to Carlisle and nearby towns. The project is part of five regional plants the Miami Conservancy District plans along the Great Miami River.
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Cheney Pulp & Paper Co
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Clearcreek
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Pollution war shifts to national stage in environmental drive
President Nixon unveils a 37 point plan with 23 proposed laws aimed at cleaning up polluted air water and garbage. Democrats warn of political maneuvering while noting public concern and scientific alarm have made the issue vote worthy. Franklin Ohio explores regional waste treatment with six month dumping permit extension and costs shared by city and local mills.
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Munich Airport Grenade Attack Kills 1 On El Al Flight
Four Arabs were held after the grenade attack at Munich airport on an El Al plane from Tel Aviv. One passenger Arieh Katzenstein 32 Haifa died, 11 injured including three attackers. Assaf Dayan son of Moshe Dayan was among those unharmed. Two Palestinian guerrilla groups claimed credit.
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Uri Binai
Assaf
Navy Faces Personnel Strains From Budget Driven Cuts
Washington AP reports an economy drive has put over 100 ships into dry dock, forcing longer voyages and raising recruiting concerns. The Pentagon has laid up 132 vessels, leaving about 760 ships to meet commitments in Vietnam, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, and Korea, while the 7th Fleet and 6th Fleet maintain near their normal strengths.
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Arabs Threaten Oil Exports If U S Support For Israel Persists
At a Cairo mini-summit Arab nations Egypt Syria Jordan Iraq and Sudan urged removing American oil firms unless U S policies toward Israel change. They warned continued exploitation of Arab resources would be treated as imperialism and require liquidation by Arab states even as Saudi Arabia Kuwait and Libya signal restraint on oil cuts.
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Middetown Area Weather Forecast
The forecast for Middetown and vicinity calls for mostly cloudy skies and cool temperatures with a chance of snow flurries tonight. Lows will be in the low 20s, followed by variable cloudiness and very cool conditions on Thursday with highs in the lower 30s. Yesterday's high reached 34 degrees and this morning's low was 29.
Allies Crush Two North Viet Nam battalions in Delta Clash
South Vietnamese commanders report allied forces disrupted a major push by two North Vietnamese battalions in the Me Kong Delta. Total enemy deaths reach 207 since last Friday as 79 more troops fall in the Plain of Reeds. No government casualties in the Moc Hoa clash 10 miles west of the provincial capital. Artillery fighter bombers and helicopters backed government rangers trying to block retreat into Cambodia.
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Souvenir Hunters A Headache In Vietnam War Zone
U S forces seal off jungled zones after Gen Julian Ewell bans nonoperational personnel. Maj Ola Lee Mize catalogs captured arms including 2 000 3 000 Soviet SKS rifles amid souvenir hunters. Enemy actions near Hue My Tho and Tuyen Binh leave multiple deaths and injuries with ongoing fighting in the delta area.
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3Rd Corps
Ola Lee Mize
Birmingham
Ala
PATCO May Strike Signals Turbulent Air Traffic Fallout
PATCO, representing 7,800 FAA controllers, warns of possible service restrictions starting Sunday in a protracted dispute over working conditions and staffing. FAA calls the move an illegal strike as talks remain deadlocked after months of slowdowns that stranded thousands.
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Carmine De Sapio Sentenced in Bribery Conspiracy Case
Carmine De Sapio former powerful New York Democrat received two years in prison and a $4,500 fine on charges of conspiracy to bribe NYC water commissioner James L. Marcus. He was convicted in Federal Court in New York City on December 13.
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