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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1974
Page
3
Gov. John J. Gilligan was rated a damn good psychiatric aide trainee after completing 114 hours of work with two mentally retarded youths in Columbus Ohio. The evaluation marked a notable step in his public service activity during the period reported by AP.
Winter brings freezing rain and snow across Kansas Iowa and toward the Great Lakes with travel advisories and heavy mountain snow alerts in Colorado. Ohio Governor Gilligan visits a ward at Orient State Institute observing a program to humanize life for 23000 mental patients, assisting a 11 year old boy and a 16 year old youth. He helps with activities and meals noting improved conditions as a nickel a week taxpayer cost.
Skylab 3 astronauts Carr Pogue and Gibson scan California Nevada Wyoming for geothermal hotspots using cameras and heat sensors. Targets include a volcanic area in Guatemala and acid drainage fields in West Virginia. Experts say geysers and hot pools could generate steam for power plants, potentially meeting up to 20 percent of U.S. energy needs.
An Ashland Oil Co. tanker was destroyed by a fire near Calcutta Ohio as trucker protests continued in the East Liverpool area. Deputies investigate if the blaze is strike related while nails were found on a nearby highway crossover.
The Senate committee is expected to vote today on the Equal Rights Amendment with AFL-CIO endorsement potentially sending the measure to the Rules Committee and toward a floor vote. If approved, Ohio would join Maine and Montana as the 32nd state toward ratification.
Chief Justice C William O Neill announced he will run for re election to the Ohio Supreme Court. The move follows his son Charles William O Neill exiting a bid for attorney general and GOP doubts about a May primary ticket.
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