Investigative report on FHA subsidized housing planned
The Ohio Public Interest Action Group says an FHA subsidized housing report will be issued in early fall. Investigations include Delhi Township homes 35 feet from a steep slope with frozen pipes and a Columbus home with a collapsed ceiling leaking plumbing and crumbling plaster.
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Columbus
OPI
Federal Housing Administration
Ohio Public Interest Action Group
OPIAG
Delhi
Cincinnati
Hogs to be destroyed after cholera confirmed in Ohio herd
In west central Ohio near Greenville the 248 hog herd of Richard Saunders will be destroyed after inspectors confirmed the first hog cholera case in Ohio in over a year. The infection is traced to feeder hogs bought in Kentucky.
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Columbus
UPI
Richard Saunders
Greenville
Ohio
Harry Goldstein
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Division of Animal Industry
Saunders
Kentucky
Prince William of Gloucester dies in air race crash
In Wolverhampton, Prince William of Gloucester, ninth in line to the throne, died when his Piper Cherokee clipped a tree at Halfpenny Green airfield during the Goodyear Air Race. The plane crashed and burned, leaving a mangled wreck, witnesses said.
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Wolverhampton
England
UPI
Prince William of
Gloucester
Halfpenny Green
William
Queen Elizabeth II
Duke of Gloucester
Norwalk Area Weather and Local Happenings
Mostly sunny and cooler today with highs near 76. Tonight clear and cool with lows around 58. Tuesday partly cloudy with highs in the 70s to 80s and a 10 percent rain chance. Westerly winds 10 to 18 mph today, easing tonight. Births note a Norwalk boy and Willard girl at FT Hospital. Marriage license applications listed for Willard and North Fairfield couples. Deaths include Floyd D. Chase and others in nearby towns.
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Norwalk
Gerald Brant
FT Hospital
Ronnie Sallee
Willard
Jerry A. Whatman
Brenda J. Vanderpool
Donald A. Gates
Betty J. Lewis
North Fairfield
Nixon to Meet Tanaka In Hawaii At Kailima Site
President Nixon plans talks with Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka in Hawaii with lodging at a Kailima site drawing protests from the Association for Humanistic Psychology. Local members say their 10th annual convention of about 500 mainland and 300 local members was moved, sparking plan for possible protests or demonstrations amid Waikiki’s busy nightlife.
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Honolulu
UPI
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
Oahu
The
Association For Humanistic Psychology
Linda Tillich
Association
Tillich
Waikiki
Kailima
Dust storms trigger massive double freeway pileups in California
Winds whipped up dry dust sweeping Route 99 and Interstate 5 near Bakersfield. In two crashes within 10 minutes and 15 miles apart, seven died and about 96 were injured as 80 to 100 vehicles collided. Officials called it the worst dust storm in 12 years. highways remained closed for hours.
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Bakersfield
Calif
UPI
San Joaquin Valley
California Highway Patrol
California
Huber C. Phillips
Kathy Massey
Birmingham
Ala
Carol J. Collins
Oceanside
Edward J. Fuemmeler
Richmond
Alejandro Acosta
Ruben Gonzalez
Jose Gonzalez
Major Smith
Oakland
Jim Gay
Kern County
Smith
Viana
Highway Patrol
CHP
Nixon Faces Calls for Independent Probe Over Scandal
Democrats demand independent inquiry into alleged bugging of the Democratic National Committee offices and GAO findings that 114000 of 350000 campaign funds were deposited in Bernard Barker's account. McGovern aide Mankiewicz urges a special prosecutor. Stans defends Nixon fundraiser actions.
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Washington
UPI
George S. McGovern
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congressional Investigative Agency
Bernard L. Barker
Barker
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Justice Department
McGovern
Frank Mankiewicz
Fox
Mankiewicz
Cbs-Tv
Nixon
Maurice H. Stans
Commerce
Stans
Citizens Group to Advise City Planning Panel
Norwalk planning work sessions will be held monthly in addition to regular meetings. Commissioner Moore discusses a Citizens Objective Group to provide citizen input and act as a sounding board ahead of the city charter change.
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Citizens Group
Norwalk
Planning and Zoning Commission
Commission
David Moore
Wayne Goodsite
Citizens Objective Group
COG
COP
Moore
Richard Reach
Baker Street
Nixon Leads McGovern by Wide Margin in Ohio Fair Poll
The Columbus Dispatch poll sampled at nine county fairs shows Nixon with 65.2 percent to McGovern's 34.8. Among voters, 34 percent are ages 18 to 24, though that age group makes up 18 percent of the population.
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Columbus
UPI
The
Osmonds
Columbus Dispatch
Nixon
Geroge McGovern
McGovern
Dispatch
Doctor Wecht seeks private probe into Kennedy death
Dr. Cyril H. Wecht, a forensic pathologist at Duquesne University, proposes assembling a private team of radiologists neurosurgeons criminalists and firearms experts to reexamine Kennedy assassination evidence. He notes missing brain tissue tissue slides and photos hinder full evaluation and favors an independent review.
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Milford, Conn
UPI
Kennedy
Cyril H. Wecht
Department of Forensic Sciences
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh
National Archives
Washington
Federal Report
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Oswald
Wecht
Independent
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