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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1976

Page

5

Washington fifth graders tour Washington DC amid Bicentennial excitement

A group of sixty two fifth graders and seven parents from Trenton and Middletown traveled to Washington DC for a school trip led by Bill Harbron. They toured the Capitol, White House, Mt. Vernon, Arlington Cemetery and the Supreme Court, with jet flights and elevator rides framing the educational visit.

Trenton Ae Middle Sc Washington, D. C Cincinnati Bill Harbron Mike Stapleton Bob Campbell Washington Monument Mike Capitol Scott Doench Sonya Rose Washington Capitol Dome White House John Kennedy Arlington National Cemetery Sonya George Washington Mt. Vernon Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Memorial Harbron Middletown Cuim Jons

Local man Edwin Morrow keynotes Chicago estate planning seminar

Edwin P. Morrow of Planning Consultants Inc led a Chicago Area Keypad Association seminar at the Chicago Yacht Club. The session focused on using computers in estate planning and drew local attendees.

Edwin P. Morrow Planning Consultants, Inc Chicago Area Keypad Association Chicago Yacht Club

Handicapped gain boost from Section 503 hiring rules

Washington AP reports that Section 503 of the vocational rehabilitation act requires federal contractors to adopt affirmative action plans to hire and advance handicapped workers. Stanley B. Thomas notes 7.2 million disabled Americans could work, with 1 million contractors affected, and cites insurer support and myths about higher injury and cost. Regulations push positive recruitment and attitude change, with labor monitors and advocacy agencies aiding implementation.

Washington Stanley B. Thomas HEW Thomas U.S. Department of Labor Department of Labor Thomas Sa Department of Labor and Seinece

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