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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1970
Page
7
Three scientists in San Diego report assembling a living single celled organism from individual components and encountering a mysterious lethal factor. The researchers are Dr. J. F. Danielli, Dr. I. J. Lorch, and Dr. K. W. Jean as they begin to bypass this barrier before advancing into more complex bioengineering work.
The Friendship Circle hosts a charity bazaar today and tomorrow at Reed-Klopp Co. 1200 Central Ave to benefit the Ohio Valley Clinic for Brain Injured Children at St Luke United Presbyterian Church. Over 60 handmade items including toys decor and household goods will be available. Today hours until 8 30 p m tomorrow 9 30 a m to 5 30 p m.
Brownie and World Association pins were awarded to members of Brownie Troop 235 at Peasttown Elementary School. The piece discusses amoeba cell fusion experiments, potential bioengineering advances in agriculture and medicine, and the NASA angle, naming recipients such as Elizabeth Polisini Roberta Hancock Penny Lyninger Joy Combs Teresa Foster Christinet Gephart Cindy Selby Lisaneering Henry and Tracy Theissture.
The Senate approved a $3.5 billion farm bill setting a subsidy cap, after a stormy 48-35 vote. It limits subsidies to $55,000 per crop and reduces eligible land from 16.3 million to 11.3 million acres, while extending Food for Peace and wool programs. Agriculture Secretary Hardin praised the shift from fixed acreages to market responsive planting. The conference report faced walkouts and objections from Sen. Symington over price support terms, with southern lawmakers warning of cotton overproduction and potential reductions in cotton acreage.
Monroe Lemon Monroe High School class of 1950 holds a 20 year reunion at 8 p m November 2 at the Congress Inn Monroe entertaining by a member of the class now known as Kumar the Hindu Fakir. Reservations are being accepted contact Dr. Leland Lynch Jr of Middletown
Two Michigan youths William R. Gilman and Michael Case both 20 reported AWOL from Fort Knox Ky will appear in Lebanon Municipal Court to answer breaking and entering charges. Lebanon police say Chief Lester Kolburn and Captain J N Teller observed a suspicious out of state car on E Main Street and saw a man break a plate glass window at Bi-Rite Store with an ax and steal merchandise before fleeing.
The House passed a quota setting bill to curb textile and shoe imports, with 215 to 165 votes, drawing sharp opposition from Javits Mondale and others who warn of a world trade war. Nixon aides hoped for tweaks but no vote to veto yet, while administration rivals push for a veto if needed.
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