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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1974

Page

12

Airlines face fare overhaul after CAB ruling

The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled most US air fares unjust and ordered higher coach fares for short trips and lower long-distance prices. First class fares must rise over two years starting in July, with the new orders effective in three months unless appealed.

Washington Civil Aeronautics Board

Nixon to tour Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

President Nixon will fly to Houston and tour the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center midmorning Wednesday. He will inspect facilities slated for the 1975 joint US Soviet space mission. A televised Q and A with newsmen is scheduled for 8 p.m. EDT.

Washington Nixon Nation Space Center Texas White House Houston Gerald L. Warren Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

SSI-Alert program nearing its end in Middletown

The local SSI-Alert program ends in two weeks. Senior Citizens at the Red Cross chapter house through March answer questions on eligibility for the federal Supplemental Security Income. Eligible individuals include those over 65 or blind or disabled with low unearned income, and even some with earned income or modest assets. Call 423-7151 for details.

Red Cross W. Steve Geckeler Middletown SSI

Bavarian Woods plans slated for City Planning Commission review

Three public hearings and nine items of business are set for a City Planning Commission meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the City Building chambers The panel will review phase two of the 4 2 million Bavarian Woods adult housing complex off Central Avenue including one 10 unit and one 26 unit building on 2 77 acres totaling 76 units The 17 acre site is at Central Avenue and Dixie Highway and completion is planned this year The first phase with pool and clubhouse is near completion A zone change request for 12 acres on the east side of Breiel Boulevard north of Central Avenue from D 2 to P 1 is proposed by Tony Tenore Inc A second Eldorado Estates section by Mason Hornbeck and C C Pete Clark covers multiple buildings totaling 72 units on 6 acres near Bonita Drive Johns Road and S Marshall Road Also under review is the final plan for 18 detached houses at Manchester and Marshall Roads Creekside Plantation by Hornbeck Other items include an urban renewal plan for six scattered single family sites in South Prospect The sale of six lots totaling 45 850 sq ft to Fugett and Jordan at 22 cents per sq ft and a Triangle Sign Co request to erect a 26 sq ft business sign for Butler County Adult Training Center at 1520 14th Ave Garfield Industrial Park.

City Planning Commission City Building Commission Bavarian Woods Adult Central Avenue Dixie Highway Breiel Boulevard Tony Tenore Mason Hornbeck C.C Pete) Clark Bonita Drive Johns Road S. Marshall Road Manchester Marshall Roads Creekside Plantation Hornbeck and Clark Bob Fugett South Prospect Fugett Donald Jordan Triangle Sign Co Butler County Adult Training Center 14Th Ave Garfield Industrial Park

Township trustee fights image with hands-on approach

In Ohio's Swan Creek Township, Robert Meintzer 53 aids 5 000 residents with 1 322 townships total in the state. He earns 2000 dollars yearly and handles road repairs snow removal and cemetery upkeep while meeting twice monthly for a small turnout.

Delta, Ohio Robert Meintzer Meintzer Fulton County Swan Creek Ohio

FBI develops fast fingerprint computer system for huge data bank

The FBI announces a computer able to read and memorize prints of 60 people in minutes, with contracts planned for July to produce early working models. The plan touches a 158 million print file backlog and ongoing privacy legislation debates over sealing criminal records.

Washington FBI Congress Justice Department John M. Jones

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