Agnew Acknowledges Resignation Amid White House Silence
Washington dispatch recounts Spiro Agnew facing corruption charges, accepting a no contest plea to income tax evasion. He meets Nixon in the Oval Office for a private 40 minute farewell before departing for home.
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Washington
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
West Executive Avenue
Agnews
America
Agnew
New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Congress of
Building Industry
Oval Office
Nixon
Agnew resigns and pleads nolo contendere in Maryland case
Spiro Agnew tells Baltimore court he resigns and pleads nolo contendere to 1967 payments. He cites swift resolution to avoid protracted trials and media distraction, admits unreported payments and 1967 income taxes, denies illegal acts, and defends state contractors as competent.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore
Maryland
United States
City zoning code faces opposition over density rules
The Trenton planning commission discussed a proposed zoning code seen as similar to current ordinances. Council may adopt next Thursday. Councilman Ed Roth noted developers objected to 10 units per acre in low density areas and a 300 foot buffer between density zones.
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Trenton
Bu’ Er
City Planning Commission
City Hall
Ed Roth
Keays sells Fairfield complex to Cincinnati firm
Robert Keays of Bob Keays Real Estate Inc sold Camelot East, a 330 unit Fairfield apartment community, to Camelot Associates for about 3.75 million. The Cincinnati based firm led by Chelsea Moore also acquired adjoining property rights. Camelot East has 28 buildings with one to three bedroom units in the Fairfield School District near Tri County Shopping Center.
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Robert Keays
Bob Keays
Burg schools yet FM permit
The Federal Communications Commission granted the Miamisburg School District Board of Education a construction permit for a new Class D noncommercial educational FM station.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Miamisburg
Saxbe reaffirms stance on Rhodes and governor race
U S Senator William B. Saxbe Ohio says he will not oppose James A. Rhodes for the Republican nomination and has no involvement in a Dayton area draft Saxbe for governor movement. He notes he would not run against Rhodes, but leaves a door open if Rhodes exits. Crowl backs Saxbe as strongest governor candidate.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Dayton
Mississippi Valley Tuberculosis Association
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Spiro Agnew
White House
Senate
H. K
Bud” Crowl
GOP
Crowl
James’ Rhodes
Montgomery County
Robert Taft Jr
Earier
Washington
Mechanicsburg
Jim Rhodes
Trustees Back Push for LeSourdsville Water District Meeting
Lemon Township trustees sponsor a LeSourdsville residents meeting next Tuesday at the LeSourdsville fire house to discuss creating a water district. Trustee Rothman notes Edgar Streifthau favors transferring operation of the current system. A second meeting for Hawkins Road residents is set for 7:30 p.m. Oct. 23 at Lemon Monroe High School to discuss replacing a bridge out of commission since 1969. Township bids open Saturday for a brush chipper under Tom Shannon’s police program.
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Lemon Township
LeSourdsville
Stanley J. Rothman
Edgar Streifthau
Hawkins Road
Rothman
Lemon Monroe High School
Tom Shannon
Deaths and Funerals in Multiple Ohio Areas
Camden and surrounding towns report numerous deaths with services set in St. Marys Eaton Germantown and Middletown. Entries include Leah Boehm 70 of Camden, Wade Cates 36 of 1107 Girard Ave and Mrs Helen Eminger 78 of 105 S Plum St with funeral details and burial sites.
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Camden
Leah R. Boehm
S. Lafayette St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Boehm
Ralph
Jean Ann Shafer
Eaton
Joel R. Boehm
Middletown
Richard Reeves
Miamisburg
Gertrude Keller
St. Mary’s Church
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Preble County Cancer Society
Wade Cates
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Howard Sears
Woodside Cemetery
Cates
Girard Ave
Butler- Preble County
Somerville
Germantown
Helen Eminger
S. Plum St
Eaton Care Center
John A. Arpp
Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eminger
Harry M. Eminger
Richard Tuggle
Emma K. Popp
Crawford Long Hospital
Atlanta
Jewel Amanda Reese
Gallipolis
McCoy-Leffler
Brig
Robert M. Baker
Salvation Army
Miss Reese
Stanley Reese
Esther Johnson
Odessa
Texas
Louis Zeikgraf
Levittown
Gladys Poe
Hayward
Calif
Lebanon
Indiaola Banker
E. Warren St
Clarence
Nellie Perry
Dayton
Oswald Funeral
Lebanon Cemetery
Franklin — Harrison Young
White’s
Waynesville
Leona
White’s Nursing Home
Grace Creech
Myrtle Klitz
Franklin
Lacie Campbell
Young Funeral Home
Louisa
Greenlawn
Eaton Funeral Home
Carlee Sparks
Village Drive
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Philip Douglass
Bobby Jo Porter
Helen Rogers
Jacksonburg
Marlene Adkins
Detroit
Sparks
Middletown Hospital
UFO sighting reported by New Lebanon police
Police officer Robert Bales and 25 residents on Holderman Street reported an unidentified flying object seen last night. The craft had four bright lights fused at its base, rose and moved across the skyline, hovered at treetop level, and vanished after about 30 minutes.
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New Lebanon, Ohio
Robert Bales
Montgomery County
Bales
New Lebanon
Holderman Street
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OK Corral
Monroe
Umbrella
Jones - Grimes
Harrison Insurance Associates
Middleto
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Tilnoon
Converse Monument CO
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Call Middletown
Manchester Road
Fenwick High School
Leah Boehm
Willard Hayes
Chicago
Ill
Hayes
Santa Fe Railroad
Juanita
Peggy Schaffer
Georgia
Tom
Tampa
Fla
Vivian McQuaid
St. Louis
Doris Mehl
Freda Saylor
Carl
Fort Smith, Ark
William
Thomas
Gail Tison
McCoy- Leffler
Mrs
Emma Popp
Miss Jewel Reese
Harrison Young
Merr
Dillman Foods
Dillman Markets
Central Ave
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