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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1973
Page
4
The Postal Service unveiled the first of three commemorative 8-cent stamps celebrating rural life. The stamp marks the 100th anniversary of Angus cattle entering the United States and will be issued October 5 in St. Joseph Missouri.
Tropical coral scenes are captured on a new Tokelau Islands stamp set. The 3 cent Horny Coral, 5 cent Soft Coral, 15 cent Mushroom Coral, and 25 cent Staghorn Coral appear in colorful designs reflecting their skeletal structures and reef habitats. Available through local dealers.
After six weeks of day camp its annual session ended with a picnic at Hueston Woods State Park. United Cerebral Palsy of County and Vicinity and the Butler County Council for Retarded Children co sponsored the program for more than 12 years aiding over 80 handicapped participants.
The Cincinnati Zoo reports progress in a three-species conservation effort. Snow leopards Nikoli and Tanya welcomed cubs on June 27, boosting a fragile U S population. Siberian tiger cubs born June 7 to Ivan and Lena raise hopes for a dwindling wild race. bald eagle pair at the Bird of Prey Flight Cage adds Brookfield baldy from Chicago as a potential mate for Betsy Ross.
Former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall will discuss The Energy Environment Crisis in a free public lecture Aug 10 at the University of Cincinnati. He will speak at 8 p.m. in Zimmer Auditorium, co sponsored by UC Speakers' Bureau and the Office of Programs and Cultural Events. Udall chairs Overview, an environmental consulting firm he founded, and authored two books on the crisis.
Congress on July 14 1870 enacted a pension of 3000 dollars annually for the widow of Abraham Lincoln. The measure marked a direct federal recognition of the late president's family needs, aligning with postwar veteran and survivor benefits.
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