Wade Lake replaces Sawyers pond in Middletown Meadows
In Middletown, Wade Lake replaces Sawyers pond as the renamed waterway now owned by four new homes on Wicklow Drive and two plots held by B F Sawyer and Sons. Residents formed a non profit corporation led by Alan Cooper and partners to set rules for lake access and protect surrounding land amid growing traffic concerns.
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Sawyer's Pond
North Middletown
New Manchester Meadows
New Shemes
B. F. Sawyer & Sons
New Wicklow Drive
Clinton Boyd Jr
Corporation
Alan B. Cooper
Dilworth
William W. Worrell
Roger Oakley
Cooper
Pintwe Lake
Truth In Credit Bill May Pass
Prospects for Senate action on a truth in lending bill look improved as two new Republican freshmen join the Banking Committee. Sen. William Proxmire predicts the measure will become law this session, succeeding long effort by former Sen. Paul Douglas. Brooke and Percy helped shift the committee balance.
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Washington
Senate
William Proxmire
Dwis
Proxmire
Paul H. Douglas
Douglas
Banking Committee
Republican Committee
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
Radio Waves Across Nations Early Wireless Era
In early 1900s Britain and the United States the term wireless described radio communication and devices. The phrase reflected a period when wireless tech emerged as a new means of long distance signaling and public fascination.
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Great Britain
U.S
Ohio legislature to consider court reform bill this week
The Committee for Modern Courts proposes a constitutional amendment aimed at overhauling Ohio courts. It would put supervision under the Ohio Supreme Court, standardize rules, create a nominating commission, set six year terms, cap ages at 70, and streamline county courts to reduce delays and simplify administration.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Bar
Ohio Legislative Service Commission
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
Ohio Supreme Judicial Nominating Commission
Sion
Mg Wre
Senator Smith Objects To White House Snub
Senator Margaret Chase Smith criticized President Johnson after she and other Maine Republicans were not invited to a briefing on North Vietnam river mining and artillery shelling. The meeting was held February 27 at the White House with top leaders from both parties. Dirksen and Kuchel attended. Smith remained absent, citing a perceived slight despite explanations about standard invitations.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
White House
Maine
Johnson Adminon
Johnson
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Smith
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Louisiana School for the Deaf Renames to LSSD
Officials said the Louisiana School for the Deaf will henceforth be known as LSSD to reflect a broader state focus. The change removes the prior acronym LSD and aligns with newsroom usage for headlines.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana School For the Deaf
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