Ohio airports face same red tape slowing growth
Ohio aviation chief Norman Crabtree warns federal environmental review rules under the 1971 Aid to Airports Act will slow airport expansion similar to highway projects. He cites required public hearings and reviews across 49 agencies, with noise and relocation issues near Cleveland Hopkins as major ecology challenges. Crabtree notes tech solutions may ease noise, while a statewide aviation plan is being developed with the state transportation master plan.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Aviation Division
Norman Crabtree
Crabtree
Peace Talks in Paris Prompt New Round Debate
A Paris round of peace talks stirs debate as diplomats, officials, and observers weigh potential routes to accord. Reports discuss possible agendas, timelines, and the influence of external actors on negotiations.
Kissinger and Nixon Discuss Paris Peace Talks
Le Duc Tho arrived in Paris as Hanoi negotiator. Administration sources said Kissinger may join in another secret session this weekend to advance a proposed peace pact under discussion with North Vietnam.
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Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Paris
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
United States
Saigon
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Moscow
U.S
Vietnam
Peking
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Heath's Warning To Irish Settle Your Way Or Mine
Prime Minister Edward Heath planned rapid helicopter trips across Northern Ireland to press leaders to end violence and back a political settlement. He warned Britain may impose its own local rule if talks fail, urging citizens to reject violence and extremists and stressing the need for a new start and broader talks with moderate leaders.
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Heath
Belfast
Edward Heath
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
London
Britain
William Whitelaw
Whitelaw
U S Moves Toward Antihijacking Talks With Cuba
Washington reports the United States plans antihijacking talks with Cuba, a major step since 1961. Secretary Rogers asked Swiss officials to inform Cuba of the U S desire to pursue an accord and noted willingness to negotiate directly. Cuba reportedly prefers Swiss mediation through Havana.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
U.S
William P. Rogers
State Department
Charles W. Bray
Rogers
Felix Schnyder
Bray
Havana
Tax levy failure leads Trenton to monthly trash charge
After voters defeated a 2.99 mill operating levy, Trenton City Council approved a 2.25 monthly fee to cover sanitation costs of about 45 000 annually. Beginning Jan 1 each residence pays the charge, with billing and schedules to be announced.
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Trenton
Ohio Weather Largely Steady With Cool Cloudiness
Ohio-area forecast shows little change through tomorrow with cloudy skies and cool temperatures. Low near 30 tonight and a high around 40 tomorrow. Middletown yesterday reached 40 with a 2 degree low this morning and no precipitation recorded yesterday.
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Ohio
Middletown
Government Acts to Restrict Sale of Small Pet Turtles
The government ordered major limits on transport and sale of live turtles under four inches and their eggs due to salmonella risks. Imports capped at six per lot unless for exhibitions or science, with permits required. Interstate sales need a state health certificate. uncertified lots may be seized and destroyed.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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