House burned Outlaws haven leads to girl found dead
A badly burned teenage girl was found in the ruins of a Middletown Road house used as an Outlaws motorcycle gang haven near Franklin. Deputies questioned two white males with insignia and a female survivor while a state fire marshal investigates the fire report filed at 4 58 am. The girl is described as white in her early teens and may be a local runaway. identification awaits dental charts and notification to parents. The owner is listed as Arnold Jackson, and the site previously saw an Outlaws death by pistol shot on August 24.
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Agnew staff denies resignation plan amid speculation
Agnew's office rejects reports he will quit and says he intends to clear himself in the Maryland corruption inquiry. He declined to comment on the unnamed source story while aides insist no quit plan exists and he will push through the federal investigation.
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Skylab 2 Nears Return After 59 Day Mission
Skylab 2 commander Alan L. Bean said it won't be long now as the three man crew prepares for return to Earth next Tuesday ending a 59 day space mission. Bean Owen K Garriott and Jack R Lousma discussed deactivation procedures for the lab and ferry ship operations with mission control. They completed two Earth resources surveys and plan another over the Great Lakes New York state and the Atlantic Ocean.
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Marathon gas dealers face penny hike across region
Marathon Oil raises station prices by one cent at midnight affecting about 3800 outlets in Ohio Michigan Illinois Indiana and Kentucky under Phase 4 rules. Dealers warn profits thin as costs rise while some stations consider reducing hours or closing, with others awaiting guidance from Marathon officials.
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Catch a felon, win gold star
Pasco County deputies award two inch gold stars for felons caught in the act. Sheriff Basil Gaines started the program last November to boost morale. As of ten months, 26 stars adorn 22 cruisers with four deputies earning three stars each. Deputy Buddy Newsome helped start the program after seeing a similar system in Ohio.
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Middletown Weather Tonight and Thursday Forecast
Partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 50s are forecast for the Middletown area tonight with a repeat of partly cloudy skies Thursday. Temperatures near 70 are expected on Thursday. Weather details are on page 32.
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Oil Export Criticism Grows Over Fuel Oil in Europe
Reports allege four to five shipments of domestic No. 2 fuel oil were sold to European buyers amid Phase 4 rules. Rep. Aspin urged FTC inquiry while White House adviser Love described a contingency rationing plan for winter. Casey touted energy independence while Sen. Jackson warned farmers face losses without fuel priorities.
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Nixon urges direct cash aid for housing to help the needy
President Nixon urged Congress to authorize direct cash payments to the needy as an alternative to large public housing programs. He called the government the biggest slumlord in history and said cash subsidies could provide decent housing.
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Nixon outlines a new approach to public housing subsidies
President Nixon calls public housing a miserable failure and proposes subsidized rents to bridge gaps. He envisions elderly poor priority and nationwide cash subsidies scaled to local costs, with final decisions to come late 1974 or early 1975. He also lifts a suspension on section 23 leasing for low income families.
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