Middletown Freshmen Visit Lexington Drug Clinic
Seventy two students from Middletown Freshman High School will visit the Lexington Drug Rehabilitation Clinic this week as part of health credit requirements. Thirty six students are split into two groups with bus trips planned for today and Thursday, sponsored by the Middletown Kiwanis Club for the second year.
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Middletown Freshman High School
Lexington, Ky
Middletown Kiwanis Club
Norman Hayes
Roosevelt Improvements On Agenda
City commissioners plan to authorize improvements on Roosevelt Boulevard from Breiel Boulevard to Ohio 122 funded by state bond issue No. 1. The agenda also includes purchasing redevelopment land downtown and a grading services contract for Garfield Industrial Park. Meeting at 7 pm in the City Building commission chamber.
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Roosevelt Boulevard
Breiel Boulevard
Ohio 122
Garfield Industrial Park
Commission Chamber
Nixon Sees Industrial Gain As Economy Turns Upward
The Nixon administration welcomed a 0.7 percent rise in The Federal Reserve Board's industrial production index for December, led by a 0.8 percent gain in manufacturing. The 107.8 reading (1967 base) remains 3.7 percent below the 1969 peak, with coal snapback and autos level at 8.6 million units shaping the December results.
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Washington
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Council of Economic Advisers
Chrysler Increases Prices On 1972 Car Line
Chrysler Corp announced price increases up to 35 dollars on its 1972 model passenger cars with an average rise of about 20 dollars across the line. Some Plymouth and Dodge intermediate models were held at prior levels. The changes apply to cars built after January 1 and follow a 4.5 percent panel-allowed rise. The Duster and Polara see notable jumps.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Plymouth
Dodge
Chrysler
Imperial
Happy Chandler to speak at O'Tucks banquet in Hamilton
Former governor and U S senator Happy Chandler will address the O Tucks winter banquet at First Baptist Church Hamilton on February 12 at 6 p m. The longtime baseball commissioner is noted for action in the early 1990s when he repealed the Kentucky sales tax and later served as lieutenant governor convening an emergency session to repeal it.
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Happy Chandler
Hamilton
A.B
Happy) Chandler
U.S
First Baptist Church
Chandler
Kentucky
John Jakes Discusses Sci Fi Puzzles on Miami Campus
On Midway Campus Miami John Jakes, Dayton advertising executive and science fiction writer, spoke to about 20 faculty and students. He traced sci fi roots from 1925 pulp to modern magazines Analog Galaxy If and noted Campbell's Analog impact. He highlighted authors such as Van Vogt Asimov Heinlein Bradbury and Pohl and discussed Nebula versus Hugo awards.
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John Jakes
Miami
Jakes
Dayton Advertising
Chicago
Jules Verne
H.G. Wells
DePauw University
Ohio State University
Playboy
Analog
Galaxy
John Campbell
Campbell
AE. van Vogt
Isaac Asimov
Robert Hienken
Ray Bradbury
Sprague DeCamp
Ballantine Books
C.M. Kornbluth
Frederick Pohl
Janes
Ten Million Suit Over Cinema X Closing
A $10 million lawsuit asks U S District Court to appoint a three judge panel to determine if due process was violated when Cincinnati’s Cinema X theater was closed as a public nuisance for obscene films. Plaintiffs name Keating Leis Brown Tehan Pressman and seek ruling on obscenity law and constitutional rights.
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Cincinnati
U. S. District Court
William S. Mathews
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Mathews
Charles Keating, Jr
Citi
Ohio
Cinema X
Keating
Hamilton County
Simon Leis Jr
William Brown
Dan Tehan
Helen Pressman
Betty Smith Brooklyn author dies at 75 in Chapel Hill
Betty Smith author of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn dies at 75 after living in Chapel Hill since 1938 on a playwriting fellowship. The Brooklyn native wrote Joy in the Morning Tomorrow Will Be Better Maggie Now and more than 70 plays. Her novel became a film and Broadway musical.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Betty Smith
Brooklyn
Smith
University of North Carol
Shelton
Conn
Miss Smith
Rockefeller Foundation
Harper & Brothers
Maggie
John
Catherine Wehner
George Smith
New York City
Muskie Seeks Delegates with Gilligan Backing in Ohio
In Columbus 600 Democrats gathered at Pick Fair Hayes Hotel to back Muskie for 57 pledged delegates and 19 alternates. Muskie blasted Nixon policies on war economy and pollution, accusing the administration of unkept promises and delaying Vietnam exit plans as Humphrey arrived and Hughes endorsed him in Iowa.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Edmund Muskie
Harold Hughes
Sstate
Muskie
Nixon
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
India
Pakistan
Ohio GI Kenneth Williams Killed in Vietnam Noncombat Cause
The Defense Department lists Ohio serviceman Kenneth Williams as dead in Vietnam from a non combat cause. He is the son of Mr. William Williams of Cleveland and 10312 Shaver Blvd.
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Washington
Defense Department
Ohio
Vietnam
Kenneth Williams
William Williams
Cleveland
Shaver Blvd
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Jake
Pohl
Heinken
Tolkein
Howe Motor CO
Verity Pkwy
Neta Comeical
Union Senitorv
Tax Service
Continental Tax Service
Manpower Inc
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