Ohio considers joining suit over Highway Fund release
Ohio steps toward joining a federal court case where Missouri seeks to compel President Nixon to release 5.5 million dollars in impounded Highway Trust Fund money. J Phillip Richley, transportation director, says Ohio would be the first major urban state to join the action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Missouri
Nixon
J. Phillip Richley
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ridley
Church Buys Breiel Property for Million Dollar Expansion
First Church of God buys 16 acre tract at Breiel Boulevard and Riverview Avenue to fund a million dollar building program for Crawford Street congregation. Pastor Herschell Caudill notes change from smaller Manchester Marshall site. Architect Ted Boggess from Princeton, plans to begin later this year.
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Breiel Boulevard
Riverview Avenue
First Church of God
Crawford Street
Manchester
Marshall Roads
Herschell Caudill
Ted Boggess
Princeton
W. Va
Don Pelfrey
Manchester Motor Inn
Jury in Corona Atoll mass-murder trial nears deadlock
After five days of deliberation the jury in Juan V. Corona's mass murder trial moves from 8-4 to deadlock. Judge Patton orders secrecy on verdict direction while the panel seeks rereading of reasonable doubt. The case, involving 25 murdered migrant workers, awaits further deliberations.
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Bart Williams
Pollution fighter admits stealing slag in protest
Robert Manrique, 60, is charged with larceny for taking about six cents worth of slag from Edward C. Levy Slag Stone Co. He says the theft was to expose pollution from the plant and its dust blowing into his Detroit neighborhood. A Wayne County air agency suit required 21 pollution controls including sprinklers.
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Detroit
Robert Manrique
Edward C. Levy Slag Stone Co
Manrique
Levy
Wayne County Air Pollution Control Division
Lhca
Smilar
Morton Sterling
Assembly Dress Code Sets Nevada Legislature Attire
Nevada Assembly Speaker Ashworth announced coats and ties or suits as official session dress. Assemblywoman Foot asked if the rule excludes women. Ashworth replied that ladies may come any way they like.
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Carson City
Nev
Keith Ashworth
Nevada
Margie Foot
Ashworth
Answers on new draft on Saigon peace talks
In Saigon President Thieu discussed the revised peace draft with aides then hosted Gen. Haig and Ambassador Bunker at the Presidential Palace. Haig met Thieu for hours, with signals that a cease fire may come. Nixon's envoy may confer with Cambodia, Thailand, and Laos leaders. Thieu pressed for U.S. assurances before public statements, while a unilateral cease-fire remains possible but uncertain.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Alexander Maig Jr
Haig
Nixon
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu
U.S
Cambodia
Thailand
Laos
Presidential
Columbia Broadcasting System
Palace
South Vietnam
United States
CBS
Hanoi
Boy Drowns After Ice Breaks on Cincinnati Golf Course
David Thornhill a 10 year old boy from Cincinnati drowned Tuesday after falling through thin ice on a pond at the Cincinnati Country Club golf course. Six youths were on the ice when it gave way and a fellow golfer Steve Halpin 21 tried to rescue him but could not due to the extreme cold. Other golfers pulled Halpin out with a water hose.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
David Thornhill
Cincinnati Country Club
Young Thornhill
Steve Halpin
Halpin
B52s Hit New Targets Across South Vietnam
U S warplanes pounded North Vietnamese positions in South Vietnam with heavy strikes the heaviest in over a month as bombing continued in Laos and Cambodia. B52s conducted about 90 missions dropping up to 2700 tons aimed at disrupting a North Vietnamese buildup near key infiltration corridors.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Quang Tri Province
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon River
da Nang
Quang Ngai
Damagng
Quang Ngai City
Weather outlook mild with cloudy skies tonight
Cloudy skies and mild temperatures are forecast for tonight with lows in the 40s. Another nice day is expected tomorrow with highs in the low 60s. Yesterday's Middletown high reached 49 and the overnight low 35. State and national forecasts are on Page 21.
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Middletown
FDA Reveals 12-Course Plan For Food Labeling
The FDA proposed and finalized rules to require nutrition labels listing calories and key nutrients on foods with claims or added nutrients, including diet drinks, enriched bread, and fortified milk. It aims to standardize fat and cholesterol labeling, identify ingredients, and curb certain health claims, signaling a new era in consumer information.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Charles C. Edwards
White House
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James Stegmeier
Stegmeier
Ann Landers Eer
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