02 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1973
Page
1
Youth Services Bureau prepares a rented house in Hamilton for eventual use as a facility. Middletown’s future remains uncertain as plans unfold.
President Nixon and Vice President Agnew met two hours at the White House to discuss the federal probe into Agnew amid Labor Day plans. The session covered the investigation and Congress priorities as Agnew faced possible indictment, with officials denying any push for resignation.
The article reports on a private meeting between President Nixon and Vice President Agnew after Agnew sought to brief Nixon on the Maryland bribery and tax fraud investigation. It notes Nixon’s confidence in Agnew remains unchanged and describes the informal, relaxed session with no discussion of legal strategy or constitutional questions.
Pyotr Yakir and Viktor Krasin were convicted of anti-Soviet propaganda and sentenced to three years in prison plus three years in exile from Moscow. Tass described their acts as agitation and dissemination of anti-Soviet literature.
The Associated Press reports a sweltering heat wave across the East with 90s temperatures and limited relief expected. In New York City over 500 tenants faced a fourth day without electricity or water after a feeder cable failed and a water pump lost power.
Forecasters predict hot conditions to persist with the East Coast seeing highs in the 90s. A 20 percent chance of rain tonight accompanies continued sunny and hot weather into Monday.
Ohio Turnpike tolls topped 1 million dollars for the week ended August 18, per James Shacknessy chairman of the Turnpike Commission. A record 117 962 vehicles used the turnpike on the following Sunday. Monthly revenue reached 5.4 million dollars with 4.4 million from tolls.
A Time commissioned Yankelovich poll shows 39 percent believed Nixon told the full truth about Watergate after his televised speech with only a slight rise after the press conference. Gallup finds 44 percent not convinced and 27 percent very convinced.
Mrs. Klingel laments loss of a gold cross not worth much, a college diploma, six infant portraits, a baby changer, lampshades, toys, and two pine benches from a Middletown to Raleigh move. The driver found a saw, police doubt recovery, FBI skeptical on interstate furniture case, and no charges planned.
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