Safeguard Money In Arms Bill Faces House Action
The House Appropriations Committee recommends 365.8 million dollars for next year’s Safeguard antiballistic missile construction, part of a 1.99 billion military construction bill. The package funds site work, roads, planning, housing, and R&D at Kwajalein, with Vietnam construction, pollution controls, and 717.6 million for military family housing.
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Senate
Kwajalein Missile Range
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Nine-Year-Old Released After Sleeping Pills Overdose
A nine-year-old girl was discharged from Middletown Hospital after 48 hours of observation for an overdose of sleeping pills. Officials say the pills were taken accidentally, while a police report classifies it as an attempted death by own action. A hospital spokesman noted she may be the youngest patient ever admitted for such treatment.
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Middletown Hospital
Techman to Speak on The College Campus Today
Techman assistant to the president of Miami University at Oxford will address Rotary at noon tomorrow. The talk titled The College Campus Today will be given at the Manchester Motor Inn.
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Charles Techman
Miami University
Oxford
Rotary
Manchester Motor Inn
March for Nixon draws about 20000 workers in St Louis
About 20 000 construction workers and supporters marched 3 1 2 miles in St Louis to show support for Nixon's Southeast Asia policy. A few scuffles occurred with antiwar onlookers as banners urged anticommunist action and backing for the country. Organizer Bud Rohan said clergy, legislators, veterans and firefighters joined the rally.
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Nixon
Southeast Asia
Theia Construction
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Bud’’ Rohan
Glass Company
Lake Erie bottom is polluted and fishery at risk
A federal report by the Great Lakes Fishery Laboratory warns Lake Erie's bottom is so polluted the lake may fail as a useful fish producer. Dr. Wilbur Hartman cautions immediate action is needed to prevent declines in walleyes and yellow perch and increases in low-value species. He says water quality will keep deteriorating with more fish kills algal blooms and oxygen depletion.
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Detroit
Lake Erie
Great Lakes
Permit Sought for Black & Tan Liquor Service
New liquor permit applications for carry out and on premise consumption were filed May 22 with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control by Marjorie Evans doing business as Black and Tan at 515 Yankee Road.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Marjorie Evans
Black & Tan
Yankee Road
Ohio egg and poultry prices compiled for major cities
Ohio market report lists carton prices for eggs delivered to city packers with Large A 35 to 39 cents and Retail Large A 39 to 46 cents, Medium A 27 to 32, Small A 18 to 23. Fryers 12 to 15, hens light 5 to 6, potatoes 5.25 to 7.00.
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Dayton Power
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Olin Mathieson
Pan American Peveeeererere
Penn Central
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Proctor & Gamble Eeterere
Pullman Eee
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U.S
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Wheat futures advance with mixed strengths across futures
Chicago grains report shows July wheat at 1.3458 and 1.35 close, September and December edges near 1.36 and 1.42, with mixed gains across charted months. Prices reflect typical Friday activity as ranges and percent changes appear throughout the session.
Legion District Convention Draws 200 Attendees
About 200 members of the American Legion 4th District and their wives gathered for the annual district convention at Post 218 in Cincinnati area. Howard A. Miller presided as district commander. Robert Mudersbach was elected district commander for 1970 71 and Bobby Hinerman and Jack Sharritts were named first and second vice commanders with Joe Ferreri as treasurer. Walter Pawelkoski will be Middletown delegate to the national convention in Portland Oregon with Jess Border as alternate.
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Brown
Butler
Clermont
Clinton
Hamilton
Warren
Howard A. Miller
Robert Mudersbach
Woodlawn
Bobby Hinerman
Reading
Jack Sharritts
Franklin
Joe Ferreri
Cincinnati
Walter Pawelkoski
Middletown
Portland
Ore
Jess Border
Fire hydrant tests to start tomorrow citywide
Testing of fire hydrants will begin tomorrow and may cause water discoloration in parts of the city says Jess Borders assistant chief Middletown Division of Fire. Areas to be tested this week include Mayfield Barbara Park Woodlawn Avenue Keyes Subdivision west of the Penn Central Railroad south of Central Avenue north of Central Avenue east of Santa Fe Road to Breiel Boulevard.
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Jess Borders
Middletown
Soviet cosmonauts reach 100th orbit in Soyuz 9 flight
Andrian Nikolayev and Vitaly Sevastyanov marked the seventh day in orbit aboard Soyuz 9, reporting earth observations including Africa forest fires. The mission set a new Soviet flight duration record, with another week planned before the U.S. record. Pravda praised manned spaceflight over automated systems.
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Andrian Nikolayev
Vitaly Sevastyanov
Progress Report
Earth
Africa
U.S
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