White House aides meet students on campuses to gauge views
White House staffers, aged 23 to 29, visited eight colleges including the University of Washington in Seattle and the University of Wisconsin to talk with students. They aimed to listen, not lecture, to gauge the intensity of unrest and understand campus concerns about Cambodia Vietnam and election rumors.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Washington
U.S
Cambodia
University of Washington At Seattle
Chester E. Finn
White House
Nixon
Administration
Department of Health, Education and Wel
Finn’s
Kent State
Jackson State
Bascom Hill
University of Wisconsin
Agnew frames disorder as campaign issue in swing stops
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged voters to fear street and campus violence as radicals gain influence. He campaigned in Casper for Wyoming races and in Springfield for Illinois contests, quoting party leaders and denouncing “radical liberals.” He warned that a center-ground shift could cede power to lawbreakers behind the scenes.
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Casper
Wyo
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Illinois
Wyoming
Agnew
United States
Radicubs
Democratic Party
San Diego
White House
Casper’ Fairgrounds
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Fines Rule Municipal Court Traffic Session
In a Thursday traffic session Judge J T Lamb imposed fifty dollar fines on several motorists for careless driving and related offenses. Dock Mason Gibbs 25 of Hazard Kentucky drew three fines for speeding and license and information errors. Others including Harold Dennin Douglas Gentry Thomas Wells William Brownlee Billy Ray Frisby and John Bett faced fines for careless driving excess load and license tag offenses. Forty speeders paid fines or forfeited bonds.
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J. T. Lamb
Mweekly
Dock Mason ‘Gibbs
Hazara
Seldon Ave
Middletown
Hazard
Harold C. Dennin
S. Verity Parkway
Douglas Grant Gentry
Clark St
Thomas Wells
Deardoff Road
Franklin
William Brownlee
N. Broad St
Billy Ray Frisby
Granada Ave
John Bentt
Oxford State
Rezoning Hearing on Pisgah Shopping Center Plan
Butler County commissioners took under advisement a rezoning request for land on U S 42 north of Dimmick Road for a Pisgah shopping center. Dr Robert Hodory seeks B 3 or fallback B1 zoning change from residential while Rev G Richard Doerbaum and Crestview Church oppose, urging a preserving residential character.
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Hamilton
Pisgah
Butler County
U.S. 42
Cincinnati-Columbus Road
Dimmick Road
G. Richard Doerbaum
Crestview Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati Columbus Road
Church Board of Governors
Township faces financial strain seeks development aid
County commissioners heard Mrs. Carl Woester say Union Township is flat broke and needs commercial and industrial development. The board reviewed extending water service to Sparks subdivision east of Center. Estimated cost is 47000 dollars, serving about 50 properties with Hamilton city supplying the water.
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Carl Woester
Union Township
Sparks
Here
City of
Hamilton
Senate May Limit Talk On Reform
The Senate plans a showdown next week to limit debate on a constitutional amendment for direct presidential election. Majority Leader Mansfield says decision time will come after votes on alternative proposals. if defeated, the amendment could die. House backing and Nixon endorsement loom large as Sept. 18 targets action for mid-October adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Newsmen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Congress
Immunization Survey Heads to Middletown Next Week
Mrs Elizabeth Henderson a Middletown census representative will conduct an immunization survey to gauge community vaccination against communicable diseases as part of a national program coordinated by the U S Public Health Service The survey aligns with the bureau monthly employment and unemployment survey for the U S Department of Labor Personal data stay confidential and are used only for statistical results
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Elizabeth Henderson
Middletown
U. S. Public Health Service
Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
PTO Paper Drive by St. John's PTO
A paper drive is held today through Sunday by the St. John's PTO. Those wishing to donate papers should contact the convent at 422-7452 for pickup.
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The
St. John’s
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