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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1975
Page
3
Zanzibar and Pemba islands off East Africa yield more than two-thirds of the world supply of cloves, highlighting their global role in the spice trade.
U S Senator John Glenn testifies before a House Senate committee calling for a national allocation system to prevent Ohio industrial curtailments warning that without such a plan Ohio could face industrial extinction. Frank Allen of the Federal Power Commission opposes reallocating gas and says federal action cannot solve root causes.
US Senator John Glenn of Ohio announced a bill to create a Federal Energy Information Agency. He testified that current energy figures come from many sources and cause public cynicism. The plan aims to consolidate data gathering across private industry and government to provide reliable information to all levels of government and citizens.
Ohio University in Athens faced opposition as the House approved a bill to create an osteopathic medical school there. Regent officials questioned site suitability and priority, suggesting a larger city location might better serve osteopathic needs. The measure includes $670,000 for two years, while the regents seek $3.165 million for the period and boost the instructional grants to $158,000 more.
The 49 year old Delta Queen returns to Cincinnati to load passengers for a Louisville river race against Belle of Louisville and Julia Belle Swaim. The event, part of Derby festivities, pits two sternwheelers over a 10 mile course for gilded antlers, with crowds limited and rivals protesting propeller aided maneuverability.
The Levy quintuplets now one week old have received names. The three girls Randi Jill Michelle Amy Allison Stacey and the boys Neal Richard and David Eric were announced by Mark and Pamela Levy. Four infants remain in incubators as doctors say survival remains excellent with slow progress for mother after cesarean.
The United States Coast Guard, the nation’s longest continuous seagoing service, traces its origins to 1790 highlighting its early role in maritime safety and enforcement.
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