Welfare Department Enacts Compulsory Registration
Butler County Welfare director Schaffner announces a mass registration program for all recipients of Aid to Dependent Children and related aid. By December 31 recipients must register for employment via the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, with exemptions for minors students mothers of young children the ill and those caring for incapacitated relatives. Registration sites will be set up in Middletown and Hamilton.
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Butler County Welfare
E. Schaffner
Schaffner
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Ohio State Employment Services
Department of Welfare
Employment Service
Middletown
Hamilton
Language Diversity in India Creates Communication Gaps
The article notes that even neighboring villagers may not understand each other as India hosts over 800 languages and dialects, highlighting deep linguistic variety and potential communication barriers among communities.
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India
Virus photo of stomach flu aids vaccine research
Scientists at NIH Bethesda captured an electron micrograph of the stomach flu virus enlarging 231 500 times. Led by Dr Albert Z Kapikian the team at NIAID aims to isolate and grow the virus for vaccine development revealing the disease called acute infectious gastroenteritis and other names such as intestinal flu traveler's disease and winter vomiting disease.
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Washington
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Albert Z. Kapikian
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Cincinnati Names Luebbers Solicitor
Cincinnati names Thomas Luebbers as city solicitor over minority Republican and women’s groups objections. Luebbers, a Cincinnati native and assistant Ohio attorney general from Columbus, was chosen by City Manager E. Robert Turner after a blue ribbon selection process that favored him over Isabel Guy and Richard Castellini.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Luebbers
Ohio
Columbus
Luebbers
E. Robert Turner
Richard Castellini
Miss Guy
Government urged to warn stamp lick ers of health risks
Washington AP report notes Dr Robert Shaw of New Ipswich New Hampshire warns stamps used during Christmas may be unsanitary and contain unknown chemicals. He reports letters to FDA Bureau of Engraving and Printing and USPS from attorney John Joseph Matonis regarding the issue and Kefauver Society connections.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
U.S. Postal Service
Shaw
John Joseph Matonis
Robert Shaw
New Ipswich
N.H
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IOOG
MOOV
SUN
Santa
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Matonis
Kefauver Society of
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Levi's
the Body Shop
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C. E. Greathouse & Son. Inc
First National Bank OF Middletown
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