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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1972
Page
10
Beltone announces a free offer of a non operating model hear aid for those who hear but do not understand words. The tiny ear level unit weighs under an ounce and has no wires. Write Dept. 419 Beltone Electronics Corp. 4201 W Victoria Chicago Ill 60646 for yours free with no cost or obligation.
Columbus AP notes prices paid to country packing plants for eggs delivered to Ohio cities with U S grades and consumer grades. The document specifies carton sizes and minimum case lots, including large cartons graded 36 to 39.
Gov. John J. Gilligan today joined the Ohio appeal of a federal court ruling that bans state payment of 90 dollars per pupil per year to parents of non public school children. He said withholding grants creates an educational crisis affecting public and nonpublic pupils as 295000 parochial school students would shift to public schools.
Industry Week says Bethlehem Steel's price guarantee signals a shift as buyers seek no higher prices than at order time, while other steelmakers feel pressure from imports and cost cuts. The magazine notes 1972 could be strong enough to support price firmness even without hikes.
The Senate Judiciary Committee opens hearings on executive agreements vs treaties. Witnesses include Arthur J. Goldberg and Clark Clifford as Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. emphasizes the need to define powers and ensure policy reflects the people's wishes.
Ricky A. Centers, 20, of 7117 Franklin Madison Road, was treated at Mercy Hospital Hamilton for injuries after his car ran a stop sign on Huston Road at U S 127 west of Collinsville and plunged into a ditch. Three other youths in the car escaped injury.
Government urges states to remove mobile X ray vans from use due to higher exposure risks. Dr. Merlin K. DuVal says mobile equipment cannot be justified as TB cases decline and skin tests are preferred, with X rays limited to high risk or positive skin test cases.
State Senator Donald E. Lukens of Middletown will be the guest speaker at a Middletown Women’s Republican Club meeting. The event begins at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Cross 1735 Tytus Avenue.
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