Junior Misses Honored by Middletown Rotary Club
Twenty two Junior Misses were honored at a Middletown Rotary Club luncheon at the Manchester Motor Inn. Barrie Jo Matusoff celebrated her 18th birthday as the group laughed at her “statistics.” Marilyn Kuhar, the 1970 Ohio winner, urged Rotary members to be honorary Junior Misses and noted the shared value of Service Above Self. The event included planning for Breck Hair Styling Award judging and upcoming rehearsals with Sounds Of America.
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Middletown
Manchester Motor Inn
Jim Guyler
Rotary
Barrie Jo Matusoff
Montgomery County
Guyler
Barrie
Robert L. Harris
Ohio Junior Mi Inc
Ohio
Marilyn Kuhar
Kuhar
Rotarians
Manchester
Middletown High School
Sounds of America Orchestra
Happy Little Ship Antares Cleared for Lunar Descent
Apollo 14 astronauts inspected the lunar module Antares for over two hours and declared it ready for a precision landing on Friday. Commander Shepard called the craft immaculate and said the mission is progressing smoothly as they approach the Moon about 205 000 miles from Earth.
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Mander Alen B. Shepard
Moon
Mission Control Center
Shank
Shepard
Edgar D. Mitchell
Stuart A. Roosa
Antares
Lunar
Mitchell
GM Appoints Starkman to Lead Environmental Activities
Ernest S. Starkman, a UC Berkeley gas turbine and air pollution expert, will head General Motors new Department of Environmental Activities starting April 1. He forecasts major shifts toward gas turbine engines before 2000 and direct energy systems with batteries or fuel cells afterward, amid rising costs and evolving exhaust treatment.
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Berkeley
Calif
General Motors Corp
Ernest S. Starkman
University of California
Department of Environmental Activities
Starkman
General Motors
Germany
Japan
Court Asked To Decide Bridge Scoring Method
The Supreme Court is asked to rule on whether to allow a computer scoring system for duplicate bridge. Bridge Corporation of America sues the American Contract Bridge League after the league banned the gadget from sanctioned tournaments.
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Washington
Supreme Court
The
Bridge Corporation of America
American Contract Bridge League
High Court
Bridge Corporation
Riverside
Redlands
Calif
No Food For A Year Prisoner Wins Freedom In British Case
Ex paratrooper Ronan Barker ends a 375 day hunger strike after Northampton Assize Court clears him of a robbery charge. He collapses into a hotel meal refusing to eat, recounts forcible feeding, and awaits inquiry into his conviction reversal and new trial. Barker had said he would starve until freed after being accused of stealing 80 pounds from two elderly women in Louth in January 1969.
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London
Ronan Barker
Northampton
Louth
Barker
Leeds
Court of Appeal
Uncertain Snow or Rain Falls Tonight Then Warmer Tomorrow
Cloudy and warmer weather is expected tonight and tomorrow with a chance of light snow or rain. Tonight's low will be in the 40s and temperatures rise into the 50s tomorrow.
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Mike McGraw
Journal
Champaign County
Cheryl Hunter
William Svarda
Kiwanis Club
Middletown High
Millie Morris
Millie’s
Franklin
Ned Karnes
Ned Karnes Hairdressers, Inc
Dayton
Irene Wright
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chardelle Weber
Middletown Journal
Ohio’s JR
Sheckler
Reesa
Roadrunner
Detroit
California Air Resources Board
California
West Berkeley
Ann Landers
Heloise
Feseesecase Desavee
Anne Valley News
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