Cancer group told time space against use of isotopes at hospital
Middletown Hospital could afford isotopes for cancer detection in theory but would need about an hour per patient, space and staff are lacking, and training and salaries for technicians pose long term costs. Dr. D Bruce Sodee outlined imaging options while Dr. Robert P. Carson emphasized practical limits in space and personnel at the Middletown Butler County unit of the American Cancer Society event at Brown's Run Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Jones
Middletown Hospital
Robert P. Carson
D. Bruce Sodee
Doner
Middletown
Butler County
American Cancer Society
Brown’s Run Country Club
Sodee
Nuclear Medicine Institute
Doctors Hospital
Cleveland
Carson
Middletown Lawyer Named Butler Bar Association President
Kitchen County Bar President Ben M. Kitchen of Middletown is named new president of the Butler County Bar Association succeeding William R. Stitsinger. Lester W. Koehler Francis Beeler and Maxwell Wear are named to top posts or the board with terms starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben M. Kitchen
Middletown
Butler County Bar Association
Kitchen
William R. Stitsinger
Lester W. Koehler
Hamilton
Francis Beeler
Maxwell Wear
John G. Rosmarin
Jack A. Casper
Louis J. Hofstadter
The
Bar Association
Troika Revival for Briding Couples in Moscow
Tass reports a revival of the three horse carriage for weddings at the Palace of Wedding in Moscow with rivers booked for spring. The festive troika is always given the green light in traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trioka
Moscow
Palace of Wedding
Tass
Madison High School Bond Issue Defeated by One Vote
A $1.1 million Madison Local School District bond measure failed by one vote. Unofficial tallies from nine polling places in Madison North Madison Madison Township and North Perry reported 1,019 in favor and 1,020 opposed for a proposed eastern Lake County high school facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville, Ohio
Madison
Lake County
North Madison
Madison Township
North Perry
Jones & Laughlin Reports Successful Second Oxygen Furnace Start
PITTSBURGH AP Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp said the first heat in its second basic oxygen furnace was successful. The heat was drawn Wednesday at Aliquippa Works as part of an $80 million expansion including a nearby continuous billet casting line. The first oxygen furnace was installed at Aliquippa in 1967 as the largest of its kind in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Aliquippa Works
Aliagippa
Florida Teacher Speaker Highlights Florida Resignations
A former Ocala counselor told the Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association at Lemon Monroe High School that Florida educators faced rights violations during a period of mass resignations. He noted about 35,000 teachers resigned and were out of work three weeks, with 1,000 still not back. Middletown teachers Zane Roe, Mary Dillon, and Mariana Dwiggins attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocala
Fla
Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association
Lemon - Monroe High School
Florida
Jack Bouch
National Education Association
United States
Bouch
Middletown
Zane B. Roe
Middletown Teachers Association
Mary Dillon
Mariana Dwiggins
Senate Nears Vote On Three-Point Tax Bill
The Senate moves toward final action on a three point taxes and spending bill after rejecting a freeze on public works. It also backs the Treasury ruling to end tax exemptions on industrial development bonds effective Jan 1. The bill would extend auto and telephone taxes, apply a 10 percent surcharge to income taxes, and cut federal spending by about six billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Treasury Department
John J. Williams
R-Del
Johnson
Finding Made Against Mayor in Mount Crab Case
A state examiner's report released by State Auditor Roger Cloud identifies a $1,348.50 shortage recovered from former Mount Crab mayor Carroll Dunn. The findings cover 18 months ending December 31, 1967, involve undeposited collections, and a copy was given to the county prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Mount Crab
Brown County
Carroll Dunn
Dunn
Esherick's Execution Postponed in Ohio Case
In Youngstown the 7th District Court of Appeals postponed the May 15 execution of Fred Esherick Jr. pending determination of his appeal for a new trial. The Lake County jury convicted the 16 year old for first degree murder in the Bayonet slaying of his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
7Th District Court of Appeals
Painesville
Fred Esherick Jr
George M. Jones
Lake County
Jewish Christian Dialogue Examines Shared Beliefs
The discussion highlights monotheism rooted in the Old Testament and ethical Ten Commandments as common ground between Judaism and Christianity. Rabbi Marx and Rev Clark note both traditions’ sense of mission and belief in immortality while acknowledging key theological differences about Jesus as the Christ.
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Motorinn
Marx
Clark
Christian
Meyer H. Marx
Temple Beth
Robert E.ment
St. Luke
Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis Club
Manchester
Jesus
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Stitsinger
Kitchen County Bar President
Fred Parrella
Thomas Road
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Perry Derrick Cameo
Latex
Perry & Derrick
Home Decorating Center
Widdletown
Central Ave
NEW Hoover
Jim McFillen
Karen Leis
Miami University
Johnston Hall
Wendt
Moon
Adrion
S. Broad
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
House
Peter H. Dominck
R-Coro
Les Leighton
Jemous Reepe
Fred Chicken
Shopping Plaza
S. Breiel
Esherick
North Sea
Atlantic
Diamond ‘Trio-of-Love
Amond
Tere
PCO
de Hireesy
Spencer Jewelry
Central Avenue
Motorola
Melampy
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