East Coast oil drilling planned
East Coast oil drilling plans move toward potential authorization of drilling off the New England coast as New England states weigh environmental and economic impacts.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
6
East Coast oil drilling plans move toward potential authorization of drilling off the New England coast as New England states weigh environmental and economic impacts.
Golden Gate Bridge toll takers recorded odd offerings in lieu of 75 cent tolls. A one armed man donated a false arm with golf clubs inside, plus an assortment of tools, sunglasses, a cocktail shaker, a sunlamp, a horse brush, a Bible, and a wilted Christmas tree. Some drivers offered clothes or food instead, but no clothing was accepted.
Clifford H. Mitchell, 37, won $100,000 in the Pennsylvania lottery. Vineland police had sought him since May 1974 and later charged him with stealing $3,100 from a fraternal lodge and $2,400 in a remodeling fraud. Bail was set at $10,000 after his arrest. Mitchell is to receive the lottery prize from Governor Milton Shapp next Tuesday.
Deputy Butler County Engineer William Foster announced State Road between Hamilton E and Oxford Middletown will be closed to traffic for three days beginning today.
Roy Page, 76, received a full extraordinary pardon from Minnesota Board of Pardons for a 1924 murder he has always denied. Conviction set aside after 39 years in prison. sole witness was the victim’s son. Page says he can now die content, calling it justice.
The FTC says a 30 day cancelation rule could save consumers over 10 million dollars yearly with about 500000 hearing aids sold annually at 350 dollars each. Industry groups dispute the estimate and call the rule heavy handed while noting varied trial return rates. The rule would take effect in a year and aims to curb high pressure sales and overstated performance claims.
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