New Highways Industries Towns in 1970s Forecast
Charles Ball of the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Planning Authority envisions a decade of major change including a Chrysler auto plant at Interstate 75 and Ohio 63, a 2000 acre CG&E industrial tract south of Trenton, a Midland to Lebanon outerbelt segment, a possible 50,000 person town by the 1980s, and a parallel freeway to ease Millcreek traffic. Inflation, fiscal reform, regional airport planning, and tax reshaping are outlined with emphasis on new industry, parks, water supply, and a Moscow nuclear plant.
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Charles Ball
Tri-State
Ball
Chrysler Corp
Interstate 75
Ohio 63
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Trenton
Cincinnati
Middletown
Lebanon
Clermont County
Ohio
OKI
Regional Planning Authority
Millcreek
Fairfield
Fort Wayne
Ind
St. Bernard
Moscow
Chrysler
Monroe
Armco Steel Corp
Butler-Warren County
Cg&e
Predictions for Ohio Motorcycle Deaths Drop in 1969
Safety Director Warren Nelson forecasts about 73 motorcycle fatalities in 1969, down from 92 in 1968 and 114 in 1967, citing helmet and eye protection requirements under the 1967 omnibus traffic safety law. Official counts through September 1968 showed 67 deaths versus 85 the prior year.
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Columbus
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Nelson
Ohio
Record Tobacco Use Trends Show Big Drop In Smokers
National Center for Health Statistics reports 1.4 million people quit smoking between August 1967 and August 1968, raising former smokers to 13.2 percent of adults 17 and older. Men show larger shares but women rise faster. overall smoking declined five percent since 1966. Ice warnings follow, urging caution on hidden spots.
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U. S. Bureau of the Census
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