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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1972

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U S may join Concorde project after election

Sir George Edwards says officials hinted the Nixon administration could finance part of the British French Concorde after the election. BAC and Aerospatiale would welcome U S participation to share cost and risk and boost American aviation, with an answer expected post election. Edwards spoke in Manila aboard a Concorde touring the Far East.

Manila Nixon George Edwards British Aircraft Corp U.S Edwards BAC Aerospatiale U.S. Senate Boeing Co Far East British Overseas Airways Corp Associated Press Washington Pan American World Airways Pan American Sir George North Atlantic

Lawmakers Cops Face Bribery Probe Across City Agencies

A 14 month federal bribery investigation in New York implicates judges lawyers assistant district attorneys and high police officials in corruption tied to heroin dealers. The Times cites undercover work by Det. Robert L. Leuci and a 18 man local unit with indictments anticipated.

New York The New York Times the Times U.S Police Department Robert L. Leuci Tective Leuci Knapp Commission Knapp Joseph Nunziato Nunziato Seymour Patrick V. Murphy Nicholas Scoppetta U.S. Atty Edward Shaw

Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Possible

Showers end this evening with cooler air and some clearing later tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight in the 50s and highs around 80 tomorrow. The extended weekend looks fair and mild with a chance of showers late Sunday or Monday. Saturday highs in the 70s warming to the 80s by Monday. cool overnight. Yesterday's high was 89 and overnight low 74.

Battle for a symbol is over

U S jets blitz North Vietnam with 14 bridges destroyed and depots and warehouses set afire. More than 230 strikes reported. a Navy A7 Corsair shot down and pilot missing. B52s target Dong Hoi as Hue siege looms. An Loc under heavy shelling with a symbolic collapse noted by an adviser.

Saigon U.S North Vietnam China Hanoi Thanh Hoa Dong Hoi Mies Hue Quang Tri

Parochial Subsidy Bill Passes Ohio Senate 33-0

The Ohio Senate approved a $90 per student tax credit to parents for non public school aid by a 33 to 0 vote forwarded to Gov. Gilligan. The measure faces court challenges and would be funded by remaining funds from a prior $61 million tax measure.

Columbus Ohio General Assembly Senate Benson Wolman Ohio Civil Liberties Union House John Gilligan Michael Maloney Cincinnati Anthony Calabrese Cleveland U.S ACLU Ohio U.S. Supreme Court Maloney Calabrese

Nixon seeks Sept. 1 approval for arms curbs treaty

President Nixon urged Congress to approve by Sept 1 the arms curbs he began with the Soviet Union to enable October disarmament talks. He said faster action is possible but not required and urged funding a larger defense program as Soviet offensives continue.

Washington Nixon Congress Moscow

EPA finds nitrogen dioxide levels may be overestimated

The EPA says its nitrogen dioxide tests may have inflated pollution readings. Many states already adopted controls, but new findings suggest some regions at low levels may not pose health hazards, delaying nine state plans and postponing implementation until after July 1, 1973.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency Robert W. Fri EPA Frn Fri

DDT ban marks turning point in environmental fight

The EPA bans virtually all DDT uses in the United States, ceding to environmentalists while allowing a few applications. Critics warn substitutes may be more dangerous, and debates rage over impacts on agriculture, wildlife, and global malaria efforts.

New Environmental Movement Environmental Protection Agency United States Montrose Chemical Co Immediatel Federal Appeals Court New Orleans EPA Washington San Francisco O. W. Fillcrup Council of California Growers LaMont C. Cole Cornell University World Health Organization Borneo

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