Nixon halts cross Florida barge canal to favor ecology
President Nixon halted construction of the cross Florida barge canal saying ecological values must be weighed in project planning. He noted earlier disregard for ecological cost in economic return calculations and argued this stop marks progress in valuing environmental impact. He urged future undertakings be evaluated for ecological effects.
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Middletown Journal
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Persistence and FAA safety critic Ryther faces fallout
Clark Mollenhoff examines the FAA resignation of senior safety evaluator Philip I. Ryther linked to his push for charter flight rule reforms after a Wichita State football tragedy. Charges by a supervisor followed by Ryther’s resignation. FAA changes came in October. Senate hearings may reveal more firings tied to his persistence.
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Ryther
Senate
Keep Our Streams Clean Sixth Grade Letter
A Verity Middle School sixth grade class thanks Middletown residents for parks but laments creek destruction by trash and dirt for highways and housing. They urge future planning to protect wildlife and promise to keep streams clean.
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Verity Middle School
Middletown
Emergency Room's Slow Service Criticized by Reader
A reader scolds the hospital for slow care at the emergency room after taking a feverish baby there at 11 p.m. on a Saturday. The writer describes two hours waiting, another two in a separate room, and nurses chatting at the desk while a child was not treated promptly.
Big Brothers Week Aims To Expand Mentor Program
Middletown designates a week to highlight Big Brothers and recruit more volunteers. The program has linked 40 men with 40 fatherless boys, with 15 youngsters awaiting matches. Potential volunteers should call 424-3397 to contact Ron Lane. George Bundick leads the organization.
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Big Brothers
Middletown
Ron Lane
George Bundick
Labor Leaders Divided Over Voluntary Wage Controls
Washington reports that national union chiefs fear local splits if wage rates are forced by government. construction wages spark disputes as leaders call for unified controls while some favor formal orders. steel contracts loom with big raises debated as prices stay restrained and overall stabilization urged.
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Washington
Middletown Ohio newspaper subscription rates notice
Subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions with per week and yearly pricing. Rates apply to city, surrounding area, and US mail, with advance payment required. Published by News Joornes in Middletown Ohio. postal details and founding year noted.
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William F Buckley Jr in Bogota Reflections on America Abroad
William F Buckley Jr reports from Bogota on American travelers, anti American sentiment, and global perceptions of the United States. He notes the allure of mobility, critiques of U S policy, and visions of a greener America while contrasting revolutionary rhetoric with the country’s faults and offers a wary outlook on foreign views of U S power.
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Kosygin
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Notable historical name attributions and figures
Earhart known as Mrs George Palmer Putnam. Sparta defeated Athens in the Peloponnesian War. Newman wrote Lead Kindly Light. Adams served as America's first ambassador to Britain. Edison nicknamed the Wizard of Menlo Park. Cody better known as Buffalo Bill.
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Britain
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