02 Oct 1974
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1974
Page
1
Administration spokesmen said tentative energy saving proposals could reach Congress soon as part of Ford's economic package. Plans include a gasoline conservation fee, home insulation tax deductions, and mandatory industry efficiency plans, with further ideas under consideration by the FEA.
Fragmented page items show a section titled Today Inside with Ann Landers and various features. The readable lines reference a 20 to 41 area listing and columns such as Vital Statistics Want Ads and Women's News, set within Middletown area notices.
Ohio's majority of about 300 nursing homes have stopped accepting Medicaid patients due to unpaid state bills. Ohio Nursing Home Association officials blame bureaucratic bungling by the Welfare Department, citing hundreds of Medicaid patients in hospitals unable to be placed. Fire safety costs and delayed approvals for sprinkler systems loom as operators face a January 1 1975 deadline, with inspectors expected to focus on noncompliant facilities.
Severe frosts in the Midwest may shrink corn and soybean harvests, raising feed costs and pushing meat dairy and poultry prices higher. USDA sources warn Food price increases could exceed earlier 8 to 10 percent projections if fall crop damage is heavy.
Nixon's doctors report the blood clot in his right lung is starting to dissolve after he began anticoagulant therapy. Tests show no new clots since treatment began, with the clot moving from his left leg through the heart into the lung. Nixon remains under observation at Memorial Hospital Medical Center after entering on September 23.
The AP reports many stations already stock unleaded gasoline with more to follow this fall. Most new US cars will require unleaded fuel, including nearly all GM models and a majority of Ford and Chrysler vehicles. Despite stock, many pumps see slow demand as 8.5 million 1975 cars approach.
Frost is forecast for the Middletown area tonight with lows in the low to mid 30s. Sunny skies and highs in the low 60s are expected Thursday. Yesterday's high was 60 with a 30 degree overnight low. The extended outlook calls for fair skies and mid 60s highs Friday through Sunday.
The wife of Eatonton B. Reville Jr., 51, was found dead in the trunk of her car on a dirt road west of Augusta. FBI said she was kidnapped by three masked gunmen who forced her husband to reveal an undisclosed cash amount. Autopsy pending.
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