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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1974

Page

3

Ohio Poll finds Glenn would beat Perk if election held now

The Ohio Poll shows John Glenn leading Mayor Ralph Perk 52 to 21 with 27 undecided, and Perk behind Metzenbaum by six points. Independent voters could swing the Democratic primary and general election in Ohio, with Glenn benefiting from cross party support.

Glenn Perk Ohio Poll Ralph Perk Cleveland US Senate Howard Mezenbaum John Glenn Ohio The Middletown Journal Metzenbaum Gienn

Ohio Voters Favor Glenn Across Regions In Early Poll

The survey shows John Glenn leading under unlikely circumstances as his name grows from his historic orbital achievement and his Senate campaign. In Northeast Ohio Glenn leads 46 to 33 with Perk. In Central Southeast and Southwest Glenn leads 55 to 60 percent to 10 to 13 percent. Republicans favor Perk 36 to 34 while Democrats back Glenn 46 to 22.

Metzenbaum Senate Saxbe Glenn Ohio Perk

Earliest known music sung at Berkeley from Hurrian tablets

UC Berkeley showcased a 1400 year BCE tune deciphered from Syrian clay tablets. Music Prof. Crocker performed the 11 string Sumerian lyre piece, a love hymn to the gods, with Kilmer noting the breakthrough reshapes music history and Western music age.

Crocker Anne D. Kilmer Iraq Robert Brown British Museum Kilmer

26 Bridges in Kentucky to Undergo Emergency Repairs

Franklin officials report emergency work on 26 Kentucky bridges. Transportation Secretary James E. Gray warns the road program could be stunted as a moratorium on state project spending, first set in January, is under review amid falling road fund revenue and rising material costs.

Frankfort Kentucky Transportation James E. Gray Gray

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