Safety rules push school bus prices higher across districts
Industry officials warn next year’s safety requirements will raise bus costs, with a 66 passenger model costing 14 000 to 16 000 dollars depending on state rules. Padding and guard railings drive hikes while districts report 25 percent increases and worry about aging fleets.
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Chicago
Edward T. Clayton
Blue Bird Body Co
Fort Valley
National Safety Congress
Clayton
Watergate case may grow with new conspirator linked
Federal prosecutors linked a new name to the Watergate conspiracy as five Nixon aides face trial. The claim of newly discovered evidence was presented to Judge Sirica, with Richard A. Moore named by a source as a potential co conspirator. Jury selection continued amid uncertainty about further additions.
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Washington
U.S
John J. Sirica
John D. Ehrlichman
H.R Haldeman
John W. Mitchell
Kenneth W Parkinson
Robert C. Mardian
Watergate Grand Jury
Richard A. Moore
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Sirica
Records Tumbling as East Sees Record Cold and Snow
The eastern half of the nation shivered under a record-breaking cold spell with lows in Milwaukee and other cities. Chicago marked a new Oct 3 low, while Pittsburgh had its earliest snowfall in a century and snow fell in Syracuse. Frost warnings were issued in northeast Ohio as a warming trend was forecast.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Indianapolis
Ind
Buffalo
Birmingham
Ala
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
N.Y
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
Charleston
W.va
Binghamton
Grand Rapids
Mich
South Bend
Ohio
Toledo
Warren County's new two-ed school plan presented
Warren County educators and business leaders reviewed the proposed 124000 square foot vocational school to be built on 170 acres along Ohio 48 east of Red Lion. The $4.1 million project will open in September 1976 with 1163 student capacity and programs in agriculture business home economics health care trades and distributive education. A 52 mill levy funds about $2 million with state grants covering the rest.
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Hugh Buehrer
Toledo
Vocational Education Board
Ohio 48
Red Lion
James Hough
Jack Souther
Waren County
Buehrer
Middletown Area Weather Forecast Tonight Through Weekend
Clear skies and lows in the mid to upper 30s in the Middletown area tonight. Sunny Friday with highs in the upper 60s. Yesterday in Middletown reached 50 with a 26 overnight low. Extended outlook shows a chance of showers and Saturday and Sunday highs in the 70s.
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Middletown
Ohio Lottery draws 363 and 236 583
The Ohio Lottery Commission announced the week’s winning three digit number 363 and the winning double number 236 583 in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Lottery Commission
Swedish Authors Win Nobel Prize in 1974
Swedish authors Eyvind Johnson and Harry Martinson, both in their seventies, won the 1974 Nobel Prize for Literature. Johnson, known for the Krilon trilogy, is praised for narrative art and freedom themes. Martinson, famed for cosmic poetry, produced works including a space voyage poem later adapted into the opera Amara. The prize is worth about $124,000.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Eyvind Johnson
Harry Martinson
Johnson
Krilon
Martinson
Stadium lights to stay on at Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Public Utilities Director Wallace Power says lights at Riverfront Stadium will be turned on nightly unless told otherwise. He notes Ohio Riverfront illumination has drawn several complaints since last spring, signaling a return to regular lighting amid energy concerns.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati
Public Utilities
Wallace M. Power
Ohio Riverfront
Power
Weather damage relief for Ohio farmers reported
Ohio farmers may receive federal aid under a new program aimed at crops heavily damaged by weather. The announcement from Columbus notes potential financial relief for affected growers, with eligibility to be determined by federal guidelines and disaster impact assessments.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Cecil Smith
Smith
C. William Swank
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Swank
Relatives Excluded From Will by Macomb Industrialist
Sumner D. Lamkins 82, president of New Haven Foundry, leaves the bulk of a 13 million estate to nurse Lucille Rahmeyer, his housekeeper and confidante, while excluding relatives. Lamkins died after a heart attack and the will, filed in Macomb County Probate Court, covers proceeds from the foundry and trucking company W. H. Fron Inc. and notes Rahmeyer’s long service.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Macomb County
Sumner D. Lamkins
New Haven Foundry
Lucille Rahmeyer
Lamkins
St. Joseph Hospital
W. H. Fron Inc
Felicity Mayor Killed in Suburban Crash
Robert F. Humble 42, Felicity mayor, died in a two car crash in Kenwood while en route to visit his wife Nettie in a hospital. Humble’s wife was set for surgery in Cincinnati today. The mayor’s two children were at home. two men in the other car were hospitalized.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Robert F. Humble
Felicity
Kenwood
Humble
Robert Sr
Amelia
Nettie
Cincinnati
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Cole Brothers
LaSalle, Ill
Robert B. Kurre
Wayne Transportation Co
Richmond
Osl
School Bus Manufacturers’ Institute
D.C
James Tidings
Thomas Built Buses Inc
High Point
N.C
In Chambers
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
White House
Ann Landers
Phew
Eeeeee Heloise Ba Ps
Area
Lake Erie
Warren County
David Izor
Springboro
Springboro High School
Souther
Sumner Lamkin
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