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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1977
Page
4
University of Florida doctor George Singleton tested his daughter and nine teens before and after a rock concert. All reported fatigue and ringing in the ears for about 18 hours. He warned about potential permanent hearing loss from sustained noise exposure.
Jim Mills reports on research by Dr Singleton and sound engineer Jim Carroll about decibel levels at rock concerts. The article notes 120 decibels near bands, 100 decibels causing clothing vibration, and advises parents to lower amplifiers or move away. It cautions about temporary and permanent hearing damage from prolonged exposure.
The Salvation Army asks readers to remember those not invited to holiday gatherings and those who are old, lonely, or suffering. It urges practical help through donations and small contributions, noting the shield symbol and a 100 year history of aid. Donors may send checks to The Salvation Army 106 N Clinton St Middletown 45042.
Ambassador-at-large Elliot Richardson warns the United States may quit the International Conference on the Law of the Sea as about 100 underdeveloped nations seek seabed mining gains. He stresses American representation is vital for global benefit and fears a Western power stake. Separately Col Yuan-yen Fan, a Chinese defectors pilot, seeks a US visa to describe life in Mainland China, criticizing perceived visa double standards for Red China and Taiwan.
The piece argues Sonnenfeldt's policy favoring Soviet influence over Eastern Europe contrasts with Kissinger and Carter critiques. It warns White House talks on returning the Crown of St Stephen to Hungary risk legitimizing Janos Kadar’s regime, while defending the neutron bomb as a counter to Soviet armor and urging NATO to drop some tanks in exchange for a moratorium.
Editor letters urge giving forgiveness and service this season. The writer pledges allegiance to a God of forgiveness and vows to help others with patience mercy and justice while recognizing the burdens of workers and service staff.
A concerned parent laments drug racketeering harming youths and urges judges to crack down hard. He condemns offenders including teachers and officials and calls for decisive action at a Cleveland area court. He also highlights safety issues at Central Avenue and Marshall Road with a four lane intersection.
A Boston area columnist describes threats from readers over topics such as Northern Ireland Israel homosexuality and women s rights. He recalls receiving obscene calls threats and even a riot sparked by a piece on gay liberation while noting the backlash from readers and editors.
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