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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1974

Page

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Citizens to be Asked for Ideas on $22 Million City Grant

Middletown plans a public input drive on the five year block grant from the Housing and Community Development Act. City Manager Dale Hessel says neighborhood meetings will collect opinions to shape a three year plan for urban renewal housing and services for low and moderate income residents. The program replaces earlier grants with broader latitude and requires a city plan by April 15 with final approval by city commissioners and federal authorities.

Congress Middletown Dale Hessel Hessel Hamilton Butler County Department of Housing and Urban Development Federal Environmental Protection Agency Ohio-Kentucky- Indiana

Food price fixing investigated by Justice Department

The Justice Department is probing possible antitrust violations in the food sector as inflation worsens. Attorney General Saxbe cited 14 pending cases against food producers and noted investigations into egg beef bread milk seafood tuna beer and soft drinks. He emphasized efforts to curb price fixing and inflation.

Washington Justice Department William B. Saxbe Ford Administration Antitrust Division Saxbe Legal Committee The Grocery Manufacturers of America Department Aoera

FEA Names Andrew Gibson to Lead Federal Energy Administration

President Ford announces a major federal energy reshuffle with Andrew Gibson, former assistant commerce secretary, appointed to run the Federal Energy Administration replacing John Sawhill. The move expands leadership changes within energy policy agencies.

Andrew Gibson Commerce Federal Energy Administration John Sawhill Ford Federal Energy Organization

Middletown Weather Forecast Sees Sunny Skies This Week

Clear skies and mid-50s lows expected tonight in Middletown. Thursday brings sunny skies with highs in the 70s. Yesterday's high reached 70 and overnight low 59 amid 1 inch of rain. Extended outlook calls for 70s highs Thursday through Sunday with a chance of showers Sunday and overnight lows in the 50s.

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Priest slain in Paterson rectory during burglary

Parishioner heard Father Francis A. English cry theyre killing me before police found the 70 year old priest tied gagged beaten to death in St. Boniface Church rectory Paterson four men fled in a car with bingo receipts and cash missing from a locked cabinet Police seek four suspects and a vehicle with no further detail.

No cancer hazard found in taconite tailings in water

A Minnesota Health Department study found gastrointestinal cancer rates in Duluth residents not higher than in Minneapolis-St Paul despite asbestos fibers in Duluth drinking water. The study analyzed all Duluth cancer cases and compared them with data from Rochester and Minneapolis-St Paul, aligning with the third National Cancer Survey findings.

Duluth, Minn Minnesota Department of Health Duluth Minneapolis-St. Paul Eee Reserve King Co Silver Bay Minn Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Reserve May Clinic Rochester Levy Minneapolis St. Paul

Nixon in Critical Condition After Surgery

Former President Richard Nixon remains in critical condition in Long Beach after phlebitis surgery. Doctors fought for three hours with countershock measures, Nixon’s pulse rose briefly but he is still unstable. Family including Pat Nixon and daughters Tricia and Julie arrived at his side as he receives round the clock care.

Long Beach Calif Richard M. Nixon Nager John C. Lungren Lungren Nixon Eldon B. Hickman Pat San Clemente White House Ford

Nixon Postoperative Shock Linked to Vein Condition

New York AP reports that medical shock after Nixon phlebitis surgery means a collapse of blood circulation. Doctors note emotional stress, vein manipulation, and clots in the leg may have contributed, with delays in operation cited as a risk factor.

Richard Nixon New York Richard M. Nixon Nixon

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