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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1976

Page

3

Rhodes opens doors with Japanese auto makers

Gov. Rhodes says his trip to the Far East opened doors with the three big Japanese automakers and sees great possibilities for expansion. He linked nothing to Volkswagen's Ohio expansion, noting only a separate development.

Columbus, Ohio James A. Rhodes Far East Japan Volkswagen Ohio

Ohio cities resemble households in tight budgeting

Ohio cities face rising costs from inflation and falling revenue. Officials note wage taxes and property taxes stay limited by law, forcing tighter services. Examples include Mount Vernon, Portsmouth, Hillsboro, Springfield, and Akron as they adjust budgets amid shifting fuel and material costs.

Ohio New York City Saysohn Coleman Ohio Municipal League New York Coleman Mount Vernon Claude Schlosser Portsmouth Ohio River Hillsboro Cincinnati Highland County

Connally to head private group on Italian voting

Former Texas governor John B. Connally announces Citizens Alliance for Mediterranean Freedom to mobilize Italian Americans in influencing Italy's elections against Communist candidates. He plans no government ties and says most work will be in the United States with limited fundraising.

Washington Texas John B. Connally Connally Citizens Alliance For U.S Italy United States

Cincinnati police suspend district commander amid theft probe

Cincinnati police suspended Captain Gary Neville, 36, after an investigation linked to the disappearance of 1159 from a department cash fund. Police Chief Myron Leistler cited three departmental violations and said Neville had distinguished himself despite the setback.

Cincinnati Gary Neville Myron Leistler Leistler District Three Neville

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