Abortion Law Sessions Open In Ohio House
Hearings begin in the Ohio House Judiciary Committee on a bill to replace the current abortion statute with a framework restricting procedures to licensed clinics and accredited hospitals. The measure would require licensed physicians for abortions and reflects public interest noted by Chairman Arthur Wilkowski.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Arthur Wilkowski
Cancer Crusade chairmen named for 1973 drive
Richard C Nein of 4204 Fisher Ave will chair the local Cancer Crusade to be observed in April with Q R Reeder of 3106 Sheldon Road as co chair. Nein is Armco Middletown Works employment supervisor and Reeder is admin VP of McGraw Construction and a director of American Savings & Loan. The theme is We want to wipe out cancer in your lifetime. Funds from volunteers in April support education research and service to cancer patients.
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Richard C. Nein
Fisher Ave
Q.R. Reeder
Sheldon Road
Nein
Armco
Middletown Works
Reeder
McGraw Construction Co
American Savings & Loan Association
The
Cancer Society
Doctor’s orders yield strict Granby flu cure
A Granby resident with the flu visits a doctor who prescribes a strict regime: no smoking, no cold drinks, no skiing, and no late nights. The patient is allowed to cough, per the doctor’s judgment.
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Granby, Que
Granby
Presidents urge larger funding for Ohio universities
Ohio state university presidents pressed for more than Gov. Gilligan’s proposed 3 percent annual rise, backing a 60 percent boost for 1973-75. Harold Enarson of Ohio State warned 3 percent may not sustain current programs, while Ohio University’s Claude Sowle warned a 3 percent plan could force $3 million in cuts and harm education quality.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Robert W. Jaskulski
Garfield Heights
John Gilligan
Ohio Board of Regents
Harold Enarson
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Enarson
Claude Sowle
Ohio University
Sowle
Reformatory Head Seeks To Preserve Farm Operations
Mansfield Reformatory superintendent Robert C. White warns that terminating the 640 acre farm would double annual food costs and likely lower inmate meals quality. About 2,100 inmates work the farm, supplying most prison food, as state plans move to sell farmland and phase out therapeutic farm programs.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Robert C. White
Mansfield Reformatory
Gilligan
Elia Angeloff
White
NEA Opposes Ottina for U S Education Commissioner
The National Education Association will oppose Senate confirmation of Dr. John R. Ottina as U S Commissioner of Education. NEA President Catherine Barrett calls Ottina a manager with limited education background and says the post requires deep experience from preschool through university. Ottina, 41, has a doctorate in educational psychology and a long business career alongside 22 years teaching in Los Angeles.
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New York
National Education Association
Teachers’ Organization
Senate
John R. Ottina
NEA
Catherine Barrett
Ottina
Nixon
U.S
Los Angeles
Worldwide Information Systems
King Resources Co
Office of Education
Sidney P. Marland Jr
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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House Finance Committee
Congress
Norman A. Murdock
Cincinnati
Stephanie Webb
Air Force
Donald Webb
Andrews Air Force Base
Maj. Webb
Andrews Air Base
Washington
Cancer Crusade
Diamond Council of America
Rogers
Central Ave
Middletown
McAlpin
Reformatory
Hen
Joe Her
A. Man
D. Lady’s
E. Man's
F. Lady’s
Rogers Jewelers
McAlpin’s
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