Nixon Announces 12 Year Mass Transit Plan
President Nixon will ask Congress for a 12 year 10 billion dollar mass transit program to modernize U S cities. The White House says two thirds of costs come from federal funds with local governments covering the rest and aims to reach one billion annually by 1975. The plan also includes a research program to study new transportation ideas.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
White House
U S
Thrift Shop Seeks Back to School Clothes Drive
A drive to collect school clothes for children ages six through high school is underway at The Thrift Shop located at 10 W. Seminary St. Donations can be dropped off or arranged by calling Laurie Stewart at 668-8031. The shop hours are 11 to 4:30 Tuesday through Saturday with Friday extended to 7:30 p.m. The Senior Citizens picnic at Memorial Lake Park scheduled for Saturday has been cancelled.
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Thrift Shop
Seminary St
Laurie Stewart
Memorial Lake Park
Local businesses tally flood losses and SBA critique
Hill valued damage at 25000 as cleanup spans three to four weeks. Gordy’s Glass and Lieber’s market report uncertain recoveries while SBA loans draw fire as Maple City Ice faces about 60000 in flood losses plus 16 vehicles underwater.
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Hill
Robert Smetzer
Smetzer
Gordon Holmes
Gordy’s Glass
Benedict Ave
Holmes
Ed Spoerr
Lieber’s Market
Robert Lieber
Lieber
Lieber’s
Southside Bait and Tackle
Small Business Administration
SBA
Paul Hipp
Maple City Ice
Hipp
Cleveland Markets: Livestock Steady Across Major Groups
UPI reports Cleveland livestock markets with steady conditions. Cattle ranged prime 32.25 to 33 and cows 15 to 22 with various classes. calves 25. hogs 200-220 lb 27.25 to 27.75. sows 18 to 21.75. sheep and lambs 100 head with spring lambs 28.50 to 29.50 and ewes 7 to 8.
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Cleveland
UPI
Bologna
Cottage Destroyed By Fire In Milan Flats
A cottage at Franklin Flats owned by Paul Milstead of Strongsville burned early this morning. The Milan Fire Department responded at 12 40 a m after a neighbor alerted them. A neighboring cottage caught fire briefly but suffered only slight damage. Fire officials suspect the blaze started in cleaning materials Milstead kept for flood damage.
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Milan
Franklin Flats
Paul Milstead
Strongsville
Milstead
Milliken urges halt in drilling for fresh water
Governor William G. Milliken calls for an immediate stop to oil and gas drilling in all fresh water bodies. He plans to push a proposal at the National Governors Conference in Denver, seeking a unified regional stance with Indiana Ohio New York Pennsylvania and Michigan to curb pollution risks and protect water supplies.
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Lansing, Mich
UPI
William G. Milliken
Milliken
National Governors’ Conference
Denver
Lake Erie
Michigan
New York
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pentagon arrests during Hiroshima anniversary reading protest
Three men and a woman were arrested at the Pentagon on Wednesday, the Hiroshima A-bomb anniversary, after reading antiwar statements in a hallway outside Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird's office.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Hiroshima
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
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