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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1973
Page
3
The destroyer USS Basilone returns to Newport with three bodies recovered after a boiler room explosion at sea about 150 miles southeast of Newport. Eight sailors injured, four evacuated to St Albans Naval Hospital in New York in critical condition. The ship continued under its own power to Newport.
Armed guards began patrols at some U S airports while others delayed enforcement after Judge John Smith ordered a 10 day postponement of the antihijack rules set by the FAA. The ruling paused staffing at O’Hare and Midway while Dallas Love Field enacted guards as scheduled.
A free public heart lecture series sponsored by the Southwestern Ohio Chapter of the American Heart Association runs February 21 to 23 at the Masonic Temple Cincinnati. Talks start at noon each day with a one hour format. February 21 features Facts Fallacies and Facts of Physical Exercise with Rodney McKinley. February 22 covers How to Recognize and Respond to a Heart Attack with Dr. Robert McMaster.
The term tabloid, used to describe compact newspapers, gains popularity as a label for small format editions and mass market printing during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It signals a shift toward portable, affordable news formats.
The first statewide leadership conference for women in Columbus features Caroline Wilkins of Oregon as guest of honor. The event starts with a Friday 7 30 p m reception at the Columbus Sheraton Hotel hosted by Gertrude Donahey and others, with a Saturday program on party structure lobbying voter registration and women’s rights.
Miami University Marlin Club will host the Ohio Synchronized Stunt Meet at Herron Hall pool on Saturday. Teams from Ohio Indiana University and University of Pittsburgh join entrants Ashland Bowling Green Kent State Muskingum and Ohio State in this public event with free admission.
Delegates from 46 school systems in Butler Warren Hamilton and Clermont counties will meet February 13 at Verity Middle School to discuss improving public education. About 250 to 300 representatives including administrators teachers students and citizens are expected. A statewide report is due to the General Assembly by June 30 as part of a broader consensus study.
Five area women attended an American Cancer Society conference last weekend in Columbus. Mrs. David Stogner of Carlisle, Mrs. Betty Mitchell of Franklin, Mrs. Kathleen Brewer of Waynesville and Mrs. Priscella Bender and Miss Elizabeth Kimberlin, both of Lebanon, took part in various workshops at the Neil House.
The term monk originally denoted a solitary person living alone. Over time the meaning expanded to refer to a member of a religious community.
The Senate, by 65-15, approves a 450 million plan to raise federal matching from 50 to 75 percent for airport improvements. It then passes 63-17 a bill requiring confirmation of all OMB directors, starting with Roy L. Ash. Neither measure has cleared the House.
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