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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1970

Page

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Time Capsule Drugs May Be Dangerous Hearing Details

Dr. Sidney Merlis of Central Islip State Hospital described a nurse’s death from chlorpromaine after sustained action drug capsules lodged in the stomach. Hearing before Sen. Gaylord Nelson’s subcommittee explored government drug purchases, noting VA costs for sustained release meprobamate far higher with no proven extra efficacy.

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High Schools Should Teach College Courses

The Carnegie Foundation commission recommends reducing bachelor's degree time to three years by shifting college courses into high schools. The plan could save colleges 3.5 to 5 billion yearly and expands access for older students, women, and minorities. It proposes two years of college or vocational study for all graduates at any time and an educational security program financed by payroll taxes.

San Francisco Carnegie Foundation Commission On Higher Education Commission Clark Kerr University of California Kerr

UAW Moves To Ford And Chrysler Contracts

UAW negotiators shift from GM to Ford and Chrysler as strikes loom. Ford faces a Dec 7 deadline with guarded optimism on reaching a pattern similar to GM's $2.5 billion wage package, while Chrysler has no deadline yet. GM reports 75,000 on site. 131 of 155 bargaining units settled nationwide, with Fairfax Missouri the latest.

Detroit General Motors United Auto Workers Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp Ford Chrysler UAW Leonard Woodcock Henry Ford II Malcolm Denise Denise Ken Bannon Ford Department Sembly Fairfax, Mo U.S

God eye lashes tease boys in playful dating lore

A cheeky line suggests a girl can spark male interest by giving a sharp eye lash. It reflects flirty banter and humorous advice about indirect pursuit in social settings.

Charges Reduced In Skating Rink Shooting Case

Three Dayton youths were bound to the Warren County grand jury on 2500 bond each on reduced first degree manslaughter charges in the death of 18 year old Joel Craig Hunter of Middletown. The Oct 21 incident occurred in Roller Haven Rink parking lot near the Middletown Butler County line. Evidence showed Lawrence Jones fired the fatal shot and others were in the car. defense argued lack of self defense while prosecutors described a tense confrontation.

Franklin Dayton Warren County Grand Jury Joel Craig Hunter Prospect Ave Middletown Roller Haven Butler County John B. Tracy Franklin Municipal Court Glen E. Mumpower Richard Withrow Emanuel Nadlin P. Daniel Fedders Robert Kiester Warren County Sheriff's Office Lawrence Jones Roy Wallace Warren County Jones Central Avenue Richard Hubbard 19Th Ave Hubbard Wallace Charles Keister Fedder University Boulevard Nelbar Street Garret J. Boone Hunter King

Heavy Snow Halts Life Across Pennsylvania and New York

Wind driven arctic cold and heavy snow crippled the eastern half of the nation. Western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania bore the brunt with Evans, New York near Buffalo, blanketed by over two feet of snow. Erie, Pennsylvania saw about fourteen inches as gusts to 35 mph created large drifts.

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OPTIONS OPEN Commandos May Go After POWs Again

The United States keeps options open for more commando raids to free American prisoners after the Son Tay mission near Hanoi. Pentagon sources say leaders viewed the assault as escalation though no prisoners were found. Laird said the raid showed dedication to freeing captives and hinted at further actions if needed.

Washington United States Hanoi Pentagon Laird Air Force Son Tay North Vietnam Demilitarized Zone U.S Panhandle

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