Middletown approves first phase of $15 million hospital expansion
The Middletown City Commission voted 4 to 1 to approve the hospital expansion, enabling construction to begin by June after a revised feasibility study. The plan adds a two story building with central processing, storage, pharmacy, laboratories, imaging, admitting, and a seven floor elevator tower, plus parking and future expansion.
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Soviet admit radiation at U.S. Embassy in Moscow
Izvestia reports electromagnetic radiation present at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow but says levels are below Soviet health standards. It notes this is the first official Soviet comment on embassy radiation hazards and rejects any link to serious danger.
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Weather outlook and cold snap muted by political tensions
Partly cloudy for Middletown tonight and Thursday with lows in the upper 30s and highs in the low 50s. Rainfall totaled 83 inches yesterday, with a mixed rain snow forecast into the weekend. Embassy personnel health blamed on hostile circles amid U S Soviet relations talk and Izvestia coverage. The Embassy offered no comment on the article.
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Middletown
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United States
Indiana Bans PCBs in Broad Move Against Toxins
Indiana becomes the first state to ban general use of PCBs. The jelly like chemical used in vinyl products will be restricted to closed electrical circuits and only with Environmental Management Board approval.
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Indianapolis
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Feared Deportation Drives Crew to Abandon Ship
Crewmen of the 40000 ton tanker S S St Thomas left the vessel after a month aboard seeking full payment. They had been held since Jan 13 when U S marshals seized the Liberian owned ship over a bank loan default.
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John Koukis
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Peter Picotte
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Liberia
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Tioga Marine Terminal
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Ford orders new guidelines casting light on intelligence
President Ford unveils a reorientation of U S intelligence directing ban on domestic eavesdropping by CIA and NSA inside the United States except with agency head approval. It also bars domestic infiltrations and limits tax return disclosures while keeping FBI rules separate and tightens warrants for National Security actions.
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Beir ut campus guards set up after dean killings
Beirut Lebanon AP reports the mixed armistice commission orders heavily armed police posts on all university campuses after the killing of two American University of Beirut deans. Dean Robert Najemy 56 and Dean Raymo Ghosn 55 were killed Tuesday by a Jordanian student expelled in 1974 for leftist activities.
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Explosion Levels Two Homes in Youngstown Neighborhood
An early morning blast on Youngstown Ohio's east side destroyed two houses and damaged nearby structures including a church. Fire officials cite possible natural gas as the cause though arson is under investigation. no serious injuries reported.
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