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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1973
Page
3
City officials announce a new 3500 foot per minute burster from Standard Register Co. to replace the nine year old unit. The upgrade cuts manual handling, speeds bill bursting from 45 minutes to five minutes and auto adjusts for paper thickness. Funds are split between Waterworks and Sanitary Sewer revenue funds with half from Deferred Capital Outlay.
Former Sen. Stephen M. Young, 84, told a Huron County Democratic gathering he may again seek the Senate. He said he would run if John Glenn enters the race against Republican William Saxbe, predicting Glenn’s defeat and noting voters reelected him in past campaigns.
Joseph W. Bartunek, chair of Cleveland State University board of trustees, will run for the U.S. Senate and resigns the chairmanship to do so while remaining on the board. CSU President Waetjen reported a funding shortfall for the law library, needing 5.9 million to 7.9 million requested, with 4.4 million approved by Gov. Gilligan.
Planning is under way for the Middletown High School class of 1933 40th reunion set for July 13 14 with a casual gathering dinner and dance Invitations have been sent to members except those not located Anyone knowing addresses for listed members should contact Mrs. Wilford Wells.
Cincinnati physicians report a rare double birth in which two baby girls were delivered March 31 from separate uteri fertilized at different times. Dr. Stephen Hornstein cites only one remotely similar case in the Soviet Union. Each infant weighs over four pounds and both are well. One birth occurred by Caesarean section.
State Welfare Director Charles Bates said the department paid 4.4 million dollars in health provider bills in the first week of April, about twice the March first week total. Hospitals received 2.1 million, while other providers shared the remainder. The report also covers a rare birth case described as litter mates twins from separate eggs and uteri, with noted historical occurrences and expert commentary on such splits.
Sarasota obituary reports author and former journalist Al Hirshberg 63 died Wednesday in Florida. He wrote 33 books including Fear Strikes Out Basketball is My Life and Backstage at the Mets. He worked for the Boston Post 1930 1952 and the Boston Herald 1964 1968.
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