Butler County Officials Deny Delinquent Taxes Ignored
Butler County officials defend delinquent tax collection as figures for 1971 show $882,900 owed and $784,851 last year. Auditor Jim Tilton says efforts by the auditor treasurer and prosecutor have pursued 250 accounts and some delinquents have paid. He notes special assessments totaling $174,500 and Penn Central utility delinquencies of $182,000.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Jim Tilton
The
Journal Today
Tilton
Township Clerks Association
Richard J. Wessel
Penn Central Railroad
Viet Cong Rise Seen Under New Resolution X10
South Vietnamese and American spokesmen report a fresh Viet Cong offensive ordered by a new Resolution X10. Attacks concentrate in the central highlands with two Montagnard villages overrun. refugees attacked near Quang Ngai. heavy fighting and casualties reported as highways reopen.
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Saigon
Kontum
Quang Ngai
Trang Bang
Spending Limit Snags Congress
Washington AP reports a $250 billion spending limit and a trimmed foreign aid bill threaten adjournment. Senators demand tighter controls on new presidential spending power while House Senate conferees work a compromise. The Senate cuts $515.4 million from foreign aid, sending the measure back for House reconsideration.
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Nixon
House
Senate
Congress
Cleveland Mayor A Real Hothead
Cleveland mayor Ralph J. Perk caught fire on Monday during a ribbon cutting at the 1972 Metal Show and Materials Engineering Congress. Sparks from an acetylene torch burned hair and scorched a suit leg. he remained otherwise unhurt as onlookers helped extinguish the flames.
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Cleveland Ohio
Ralph J. Perk
Perk
Cleveland
Clals
Cuyahoga
Kissinger Returns to Paris for Southeast Asia Talks
Henry Kissinger, Nixon's national security adviser, returns to Paris to resume peace negotiations with North Vietnamese envoy Xuan Thuy. This marks his 20th Paris trip and 25th day of private talks after a five day government consultations period.
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Washington
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Xuan Thuy
White House
Kissinger
Martial Law Proclaimed in Korea and National Assembly Suspended
President Chung-hee Park declared martial law in Seoul suspending parts of the constitution and dissolving the National Assembly. He pledged constitutional revisions by October 27 and a referendum on amendments about a month later, with restoration of constitutional rule by year end.
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Seoul
Chung - Hee Park
Park
U S To Close Out Lend Lease Debt With Soviet Union
The United States plans to sign a deal to settle the Soviet World War II lend-lease debt at about 500 million dollars to be paid over 30 years. The accord follows a maritime pact and aims to advance a broad US Soviet trade agreement with most favored nation status under consideration.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Missing plane, Alaska search hampered by severe weather
In Anchorage Alaska severe weather threatened to slow search for a light plane carrying Hale Boggs and three others. The twin engine Cesna 310 vanished after takeoff from Washington on a 212 hour 560 mile flight to Juneau. A rescue plane searched overnight as weather worsened and officials said the aircraft is down.
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Alaska
House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Air Force
Rescue Coordination Center
Juneau
Boggs
Nick Begich
Begich
Russell Brown
Don E. Jonz
Gary Hymes
Washington
Jonz
FAA
Eveleth
Minn
Lindy
Bethesda
Edward Cocke
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Cocke
St. Mary's Assumption Roman Catholic Church
Reinhard Stump
Cooler temperatures and sunny skies ahead for Midlertown
Much cooler temperatures are expected this afternoon and tonight with overnight lows in the upper 20s. Sunny skies and cold conditions are predicted tomorrow with a high near 40. Yesterday's high in Midlertown reached 55 and the overnight low was 45.
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Middletown
Higher fuel costs likely with more outages, Bechtel says
Bechtel Jr. told the American Gas Association that U S fuel bills could rise 2 percent annually over the next decade. He warned of more brownouts and blackouts as demand grows and dependence on foreign petroleum increases. He projected price increases of 30 to 150 percent and said coal use will rise due to nuclear power build challenges.
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Cincinnati
United States
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