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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1976
Page
7
A college student warns of Herpes Simplex 1 linked to sterility and cancer amid rising occurrences. The writer discusses oral genital contact, media influence, and counselor observations on increasing risk from oral sex.
A reader shares a gentler concise poem by Dr Mort Katz about surviving and growing with mutual care. It includes a pledge to listen feel respond and grow together while respecting privacy and difference. The piece closes with a reader describing measuring a skirt for hems as a sewing tip.
The Lantern newspaper in Columbus is sued for 860000 by rental agent Charles W. O'Brien alleging harassment and distress from its OSU area housing investigation. The Lantern says its story relied on Commerce Department records court records and tenant sworn statements.
Evangelist Billy Graham says the Watergate affair did not damage his friendship with former President Richard M. Nixon. He calls both men friends and notes that a religious leader does not desert a person in trouble. Graham, age 57, also says he considers himself a sinner in need of grace.
Dr. Albert B Stewart of Antioch College is named director of the University Without Walls program in Ohio. The joint project by the Union for Experimenting Colleges and Universities and Antioch College will begin in fall and serves students 16 and older through independent study field experience at colleges and abroad.
U.S. District Judge June Green ruled the FDA violated statutes by allowing generic copies of brand name drugs without proper testing or bioequivalence proof. Hoffman-LaRoche Inc. won against the FDA in a suit over a LIBRIUM copy. The ruling warns of health risks from untested generics and urges careful druggist selection and legitimate sourcing.
Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky won the party congress re election as chairman of the Austrian Socialist party gathering in Vienna. He received 448 of 451 votes securing his leadership.
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