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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
11
A Cleveland Clinic medical team narrowed 102 volunteers to 13 suitable donors for 11 year old Allan Pert Jr. of Garden City Michigan. The boy’s kidney transplant is his only hope after a curable kidney disease failed to respond to treatment.
Gov. James A. Rhodes said an answer by early next week to an industrial development problem created by a Ohio Supreme Court ruling. The court struck down the new industrial loan law and stripped the Development Financing Commission of loan authority. American Greetings sought 3 million dollars for a 6 million expansion in Brooklyn, with other funding from the Growth Board and federal sources.
Development Director George Wilson said a telephone conference with loaned firms is to find alternative financing to create about 2,392 Ohio jobs. The governor promised an answer by early next week. Possible routes include a constitutional amendment, expanding commercial lending, boosting developer-investors, and community-improvement drives.
James Baldwin novelists essayist and spokesman for racial integration becomes playwright. A cast led by Rip Torn and Pat Hingle began rehearsals at the ANTA Theater in New York for Blues for Charlie described by Baldwin as the reconstruction of a crime the murder of a Negro boy in a Southern town.
Ohio House Speaker Roger Cloud told House members by letter that quarterly payments to the school foundation will continue. He noted current appropriations for 1964 may be insufficient for the remaining three payments and said teacher retirement cost rates will not change. The Controlling Board warned officials to live with two-year subsidies, a move feared to reduce aid by about 18 million dollars, though Cloud defended the board as essential.
The Pokey Griffith District conducts its first 1964 scouters training at First Methodist Church 8 Broad Street Saturday. Registration begins 12 45 p m with a four and a half hour program starting 1 p m. Open to unit leaders assistants committees institutional representatives and youth organizations. Demonstrations cover leadership skills and methods of individual responsibilities by qualified scouters.
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