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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1970

Page

3

CSO Plans Labor Day Concert at Riverfront Stadium

The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra announces a Labor Day show at the Riverfront Stadium featuring pianist Van Cliburn to offset a $200,000 annual deficit. President John S. Lillard says a sellout could resolve finances. the program ends with Tschaikovsky's 1812 Overture and a bargeside fireworks finale on the Ohio River.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra New Riverfront Stadium van Cliburn John S. Lillard Symphony Board Lillard Symphony Tschaikovsky Ohio River

AFT Names 20 Vice Presidents at Cleveland Convention

Pittsburgh AP report notes James O'Meara of Cleveland among 20 selected as vice presidents of the American Federation of Teachers at its 44th annual convention in Pittsburgh. The new vice presidents join the AFT's top executive committee.

Pittsburgh James O'Meara Cleveland American Federation of Teachers AFT

Cyclists Lose in Municipal Court Across Five Cases

Five motorcyclists faced traffic court for riding three or more abreast, with Acting Judge William E. Rathman fining three youths $20 and costs each. Names include Gary L. Brown Larry E. Arnold and James D. Combs. Other pleas involve unsafe machine and lacking tags and helmet. Richard Enright received the heaviest penalty with a 50 dollar fine, 30 day driving suspension.

William E. Rathman Gary L. Brown N. Sutphin St Larry E. Arnold Elmer Drive James D. Combs Moore St A. A. Riggs Ohio 4 Todhunter Road Ernest H. Case Jr Cincinnati Riggs Michael Gene Blosser Fisher Ave Richard Enright Trenton- Franklin Road

Fenwick Graduate Joins Delta Pilot Roster

Thomas D. Kinder, Fenwick High School and Ohio University graduate and former U S Navy sailor, completed Delta Air Lines training at Atlanta and is now assigned as second officer at the Chicago pilot base.

Thomas D. Kinder Delta Air Lines Atlanta Chicago Fenwick High School Ohio University Athens Delta U. S. Navy

Stepmother Wins Adoption of Four Died Husbands Children

In Chicago Irene Robinson won court approval to adopt her late husband Elvin’s four adopted children Sarah Ann 13 Gaius Van ll 11 Paul Ray 10 and Peter Mark 4 after judges ruled the children became parentless on Elvin’s death from a heart attack. The decree is set to finalize September 23, the day after Robinson’s birthday.

Chicago Irene Robinson Elvin Peter Mark Helen F. McGillicuddy Mrs. Robinson Gaius

OSU scientists say universe has an edge

Ohio State University radio astronomers Dr. John D. Kraus and Dr. Beverly June Harris analyzed more than 8,000 radio sources across the cosmos. They report a marked drop in detected sources after about 10 billion light years, using a massive antenna near Delaware, Ohio. They caution that more powerful equipment could reveal sources beyond the edge.

Columbus Ohio State University John D. Kraus Beverly June Harris Earth Delaware Ohio Kraus

Penn Central Names Moore Chief Exec At 165000 Per Year

Philadelphia AP William H Moore wins a five year contract as Penn Central president and CEO at 165000 annually. Judge John P Fullam signed the order overseeing the railroad's bankruptcy reorganization. Moore replaces Paul C Gorman who resigned August 11 and drew 175000 a year.

Philadelphia William H. Moore Penn Central Railroad U.S. Dist John P. Fullam Moore Southern Railway Co Paul C. Gorman Gorman

Two Ohio State men indicted in OSU riot disorders

Franklin County grand jury indicted Robert E. Rand 24 and Keith Barrett 21 both of Columbus on charges of first degree rioting and inciting to riot in the Ohio State University disorders last spring. An OSU registrar official said neither man was a registered student for the spring or summer quarters.

Ohio State Columbus, Ohio Robert E. Rand Keith Barrett Columbus Franklin County Ohio State University OSU

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