Is New Sewage Plant Needed In Milan
A Milan official reports the State Department of Health doubts the need for a second sewage plant. Resident Paul Phillips says the health department indicated new lines to the existing plant could remove the need for another plant. The board notes 1967 bond funds totaling 125000, with 35000 collected, are held in trust for Sleepy Hollow and overall village sewer needs.
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Milan
State Department of Health
Paul Phillips
Sleepy Hollow
Village Board of Public Affairs
Dan Redman
Finkbeiner, Pettis & Strout
Phillips
Harold Albright
State Department
Hays Denied White House Gate Meeting With Nixon
Rep Wayne Hays D Ohio complains after White House security blocks entry for a Nixon briefing. He cancels Oct 28 White House dinner with Tito and warns of possible future arrest. White House apologizes and confirms guest list confusion. In Oregon a squirrel caches five pounds of filberts in a chimney and two more behind the eaves.
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UPI
Wayne Hays
Ohio
White House
Nixon
Hays
Tito
Yugoslavia
House
Senate
U.S
Indochina
Administration
Capitol
James J. Rowley
Secret Service
Monroeville Board hires parochial-experience teacher for sixth grade
The Monroeville Board of Education approved a one year contract for Mrs. Vincent Musilli of Sandusky at 9440 dollars citing eight years in parochial schools. The action came as board considers renting or leasing space to relieve crowded grades and set a special November meeting for levy discussions.
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Monroeville
William Stover
Holb
St. Joseph Parish
Richard Winslow
Gene Krull
Marion Waits
Waits
Mary Ann Hutchinson
California Woman May Get Court Nomination
The American Bar Association began formal consideration of six Supreme Court candidates as Nixon faces a choice between Mildred L. Lillie and Herschel H. Friday. FBI background checks loom while four other names are described as a smoke screen amid Senate and public debate on qualifications.
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Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Sylvia A. Bacon
District of Columbia Superior Court
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles Clark
Mississippi
Paul H. Roney
Florida
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Senate
Scott
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
New York
B’nai Brith Anti-Defamation League
Earl Warren
Kennedy
Predicts Chaos In Small College Towns
Washington: Rep. Donald Clancy says a federal court ruling granting students the right to vote in college towns could let Miami College students in Oxford Ohio outnumber residents three to one and seize local control as Berkeley did. He expects appeals to the Supreme Court and cites a co sponsored amendment to restrict voting to campus areas. Rep. Walter E. Powell agrees a constitutional fix could cover all options.
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UPI
Donald Clancy
Ohio
Oxford
Miami College
Berkeley
Calif
Clancy
Supreme Court
Walter E. Powell
Powell
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