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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1973
Page
6
The Steubenville area faced an air pollution alert as an idle weather front trapped pollutants. The 24 hour index reached 481 for suspended particulates, prompting voluntary control measures and advisories for vulnerable residents.
Judge John B. Tracy suspended eight men's licenses on various charges Friday. Parlon Gibson 57 of Franklin Avenue and Anthony Lewis 34 of Covington Ky each got six month suspensions with $100 fine and three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. Others faced three month suspensions and fines for reckless operation while Ernest Collins 34 of Somerset Ky received three days in jail and license suspension upon return within 60 days. Twenty seven additional speeders paid fines or forfeited bonds totaling 702 dollars.
The Nixon administration intends to unveil Phase 4 wage price controls within ten days as the dollar falters and markets worry. The plan may lift the 60 day freeze in some sectors while keeping others tight, with differing rules by industry and potential 5.5 percent pay increases plus 0.7 percent fringe benefits. Officials say flexibility remains to adjust rules and aim to end controls eventually, though a clear path is not outlined.
Bowling Green police continued their search for John Paul Scott Jr. a psychology professor at Trent University in Ontario who vanished en route to visit his fiancée in Franklin Louisiana. An eight state manhunt included Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Louisiana Mississippi Georgia and North Carolina with authorities notified.
A Michigan DNR official says no immediate relief for thousands of homeowners facing flooding and shoreline erosion as Lake Erie's and St Clair's levels peak. Gates at the Soo Locks opened wider, increasing flow from Lake Superior and raising concerns over its impact on lower lakes. Over 800 homes face erosion risk and 5,000 more are threatened along the Erie St Clair and Huron systems.
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