Senate Finance Committee weighs a larger tax cut bill
The Senate Finance Committee moves to push a tax cut near 30 billion dollars, well above Ford and House figures, while debating oil depletion repeal. Meany backs the 30 billion figure and urges a $200 tax credit per person for those under 20 thousand dollars income.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Ford
House
Senate Democratic Caucus
Mike Mansfield
Russell B. Long
Finance Committee
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Greek Cypriots to resume talks under UN auspices
The Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots agreed to restart negotiations on Cyprus under UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, with the Security Council urging his personal leadership. No start date was set, and Turkish Cypriot representatives questioned the wording while pledging to negotiate under the new procedure.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Security Council
Waldheim
Cyprus
Northern
U.S
John A. Scali
Henry A. Kissinger
Vedat Celik
Glafcos Clerides
Middletown Aviation Club names year chairmen
The Middletown Aviation Club named committee chairmen for the year. George Elliott George Wedekind Jr. and Harold Sherron join the board of trustees. Other posts include Kay Peters air day chair, Joe Flannery program chair, May Schuder entertainment chair, Bob Stanley flight activity chair, and Dale Converse and Charles Taylor legislative co-chairs. Fairbanks of Cardinal Air Training at Lunken Airport spoke about the 1974 Reno and Mojave air races. The meeting was held at the Four Seasons Party Room at Hook Field.
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Middletown Aviation Club
George Elliott
George Wedekind Jr
Harold Sherron
Kay Peters
Joe Flannery
May Schuder
Bob Stanley
Dale Converse
Charles Taylor
Don Fairbanks
Cardinal Air Training
Lunken Airport
Cincinnati
Reno
Mojave
California
Four Seasons
Hook Field
N Viets seize Buon Ho amid highland fighting
South Vietnam reports loss of Buon Ho district town as NVA and Viet Cong press Ban Me Thuot area for fourth day. In the central highlands a Vietnamese airliner was shot down killing 26 including Graham Lewis and three Americans.
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N. Viets
Buon Ho
Saigon
Sout Vietnam
Ban Me Thuot
Phnom Penh
U.S
Australia
Hanoi
Central Highlands
Graham Lewis
Edward Dolan
Robert Seidl
Washington, D.C
George C. Miller
U.S. Agency For International Development
Vientiane
Dolan
Seidl
Moore Business Farms
South Vietnam
Ivo Andric Dies in Belgrade Nobel Laureate
Author Ivo Andric, Nobel Prize in Literature winner in 1961, died at a Belgrade military clinic at age 82 after a December stroke. His famed novels include The Bridge on the Drina and The Chronicle of Travnik, and he served in diplomacy from 1924 including posts in Graz Rome Budapest Madrid and Geneva.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ivo Andric
Andric
Bosnia
The
Drina
Chronicle of Travnik
Serbian Academy of Arts and Sciences
Graz
Austria
Rome
Budapest
Madrid
Geneva
Berlin
Trenton Plans Queen Contest for Bicentennial Festival
Planners for a June 27-29 festival include a queen contest with Mrs. Dixie Barker in charge. The Trenton 200 committee, tied to a Bicentennial theme, met to shape a festival of flags and check for existing similar events in other localities.
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Trenton
Dixie Barker
Pair charged with attempted burglary at Montgomery Ward
Police foiled a burglary at Montgomery Ward 700 N University Blvd at 11 last night. Two men Harley Gillie 25 of 511 Garfield St and John Shepherd 20 of 110 Moore St were arrested on attempted burglary charges after prying a service door about 15 inches with a padlock stopping entry. A second break in was reported yesterday at Catherine Largent 717 17th Ave home where a window was pried unsuccessfully.
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Montgomery Ward
N. University Blvd
Gerald Gentry
Harley Gillie
Garfield St
John Shepherd
Moore St
Gentry
Catherine Largent
17Th Ave
Danette Combs Named 1975 Middletown DeMolay Sweetheart
Danette Combs daughter of Kelson and Mrs Combs of 215 Harrison St was chosen 1975 Middletown DeMolay Chapter Sweetheart. She attends Roosevelt Middle School sang This Girl Is In Love with accompaniment by Dianne Finney in a Main Street contest at the Commercial Building. She writes for the school paper and plays in the school band and is a member of Rainbow Girls. She will advance to a district contest on April 12 at the Franklin Masonic Temple. The district winner goes to state competition at the University of Akron later this summer.
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Danette Combs
Kelson Combs
Harrison St
Middletown
Miss Combs
Roosevelt Middle School
Dianne Finney
Commercial Building
Main Street
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Franklin
University of Akron
Defensive Driving Course Offered by Middletown Safety Council
The Middletown Area Safety Council will offer an eight hour Defensive Driving Course over three weeks in April. Classes run 6 30 to 9 p m at the Unit Building with a 10 dollar fee including workbook. Registration through the Middletown Area Safety Council in the United Way Building.
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Middletown
Middletown Area Safety Council
United Way
Miami University Choraliers Add Two Area Women
Two area women, Marsha Lewis of Middletown and Ellen Lamphier of Monroe, sing as altos with the 95 member Miami University Choraliers under director John C. Wabrick. The group, founded in 1909, has performed on campus and touring programs and has joined the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and May Festival in recent seasons.
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Oxford
Miami University Choraliers
Marsha Lewis
N. Elmer Drive
Middletown
Ellen P. Lamphier
Britton Lane
Monroe
John C. Wabrick
The
Choraliers
Miami
Chorale
University Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati
Brennan returns to former post as trades council head
Peter J. Brennan resigns as Secretary of Labor and will resume his earlier role as president of the New York City Building and Construction Trades Council on April 1. Brennan, 56, led labor during Nixon and Ford administrations, with John T. Dunlop poised to take over as secretary.
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New York
Peter J. Brennan
New York City
Bulding and Construction Trades Council
Brennan
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
John T. Dunlop
Multiple Deaths and Funerals Reported in Ohio and California
William C. Johnson aged 57 died March 5 in Long Beach California after a lengthy illness and will be buried there. The infant son of Mr and Mrs John K Moore of Trenton was stillborn at Middletown Hospital. Graveside services for the Moore infant are set for tomorrow at Butler County Memorial Park with Rev J Herschel Caudill officiating. Mrs Anna Moore 91 of White Nursing Home died in Lebanon Ohio with services Friday at Oswalds Funeral Home. Edith Seegmiller 89 formerly of Middletown died in Dayton and will be cremated with no visitations. Maude Spencer 92 mother of Middletown resident Emma Fultz died in Crandon Wisconsin with funeral tomorrow at Halverson Funeral Home.
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William C. Johnson
Long Beach
Calif
William Jr
Larry
Middletown
Dorothy Gillpin
Springboro
Jeanette Chapman
Ruth Bursk
California
John K. Moore
Cranewood Drive
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Michael
Rosa Charles
Campton
Charles Powell
Butler County Memorial Park
J. Herschel Caudill
Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home
Lebanon
Anna Moore
White Nursing Home
Oswald
Lebanon Cemetery
Edith Seegmiller
Glen Haven Nursing Home
Dayton
Seegmiller
Leesburg
Ohio
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Richard Schechter
Fultz
Zora Cracraft
Crandon
Wis
Mrs. Spencer
Fillmore
Middletown High School Choirs to Perform Joint Spring Concert
The Middletown High School choir teams with Kettering Fairmont East for a Sunday 3 p.m. concert in the MHS theater. They will perform classical and contemporary pieces, and the Middletown Girls Glee Club adds four selections. Admission is $1 at the door. advance tickets available from choir members.
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Middletown High School
Kettering Fairmont East
MHS
Middletown Girls Glee Club
Kindness Pushes Moratorium on Highway Environmental Studies
U S Representative Thomas N Kindness announced plans to introduce a bill halting environmental impact statements for highway projects and creating a commission to review the process. Locally delays on Ohio 122 west of Middletown and proposed expedients include a Hamilton railroad underpass and I 75 to Hamilton and I 675 connectors near Dayton.
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U.S
Thomas N. Kindness
Ohio
Middletown
Kindness
Hamilton
Dayton
Towne East Area Commission OKs one zoning change
Warren County Rural Zoning Commission approves medium density on one of two Dixie Highway lots north of Towne Mall. The high density request is denied due to proximity to a private home area. Final approval rests with county commissioners requiring unanimous vote to rezone the remaining lot.
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Lebanon
Warren County Rural Zoning Commission
Dixie Highway
Towne Mall
Bob Keays
Adam Cristo
Paul Baker
Zoning Commission
Towne Drive
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