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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1971
Page
3
The FAA will not require commercial operator certificates for large private charter planes. Instead stricter airline type safety rules will apply to maintenance and inspections for corporate and private operators. The shift follows a 31 dead crash of a Martin 404 air taxi chartered by Wichita State University in Colorado.
In Columbus a Federal Reserve governor observes the first test of cash transfer via credit card at shopping centers in Upper Arlington. City National Bank and Trust Co. runs a six month program using BankAmericards to authorize sales, debit customer accounts, credit merchant accounts, and reduce paperwork.
State investigators cited two mechanical malfunctions in the First Baptist Church boiler explosion that killed five. A too small pressure relief pipe and a malfunctioning high limit control allowed overheating. The one inch pop-off valve was adequate, but its connecting line was half inch. The janitor shut off circulating parts, potentially raising temperature. The education building boiler was never registered. Mayor said local inspector checked the boiler room but was not boiler expert. Fire Marshal also investigates.
Gov. John J. Gilligan announced a 32 member Ohio Criminal Justice Supervisory Commission to oversee administration of federal money from the Omnibus Crime Control Act. The panel will distribute about $22.8 million in fiscal 1972 and more in later years.
OU President Claude Sowles warns the nationwide coal strike could disrupt university operations past month end. Coal fuels heating at Athens campus and cooler temperatures have kept buildings at below normal levels to conserve fuel. If the strike persists, the school may struggle to stay open.
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