Bard and Michelangelo Would Make Great Comics
Stan Lee said at Johns Hopkins University that Shakespeare and Michelangelo would be great comic book collaborators today. He noted Marvel heroes like Spider Man and Dr. Strange draw over six million readers a month, with about a quarter over 16.
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Ear Bank for Transplants Unveiled at University of Cincinnati
A nonprofit ear bank for transplants will be unveiled at the University of Cincinnati during a symposium for a new surgical system. Dr S George Lesinski says mail orderable transplant materials including eardrums and small ear bones can be delivered to hospitals. The bank holds material for about 70 transplants from cadavers. Lesinski reports 18 transplants in the last year with a 90 percent success rate but notes three-year study. it cannot help hearing loss from nerve damage. Three use cases include radical mastoidectomy remnants drum perforations and failed prior attempts to restore hearing.
Middletown School Board Candidate Profile Bob Metz
The Journal profiles Middletown candidate Bob Metz in a series on local school board contenders. The feature urges readers to clip and save the articles to inform voting decisions before election day.
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Nobel Prize shared by two economists in 1975 award
Nobel Prize in Economic Science awarded to Tjalling Koopmans and Leonid Kantorovich for contributions to optimum allocation of resources. Koopmans, Dutch-born American, 65, taught in the United States after early work in Europe. Kantorovich, 63, led Soviet mathematical economics research in Novosibirsk.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Swedish
Royal Academy of Science
Tjalling C. Koopmans
Yale University
Leonid Kantorovich
Soviet Union
Andrei Sakharov
Kantorovich
Mathematics Institute
Soviet Academy of Science
Novosibirsk
Siberia
Swedish Academy
Thirsty prison escapees captured near Salem Illinois
Two federal prisoners Edward Roche and Maurice J. Philion were captured miles apart near Salem after escaping Marion Federal Penitentiary. They said they feared polluted creek water and had gone three days without water. The men were found on Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks and returned to custody.
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Marion County
Edward Roche
Katonah
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Maurice J. Philion
Oakland
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Germantown
N.C
Dennis D. Hunter
Chicago
Henry Gargano
Ohio
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Anti Desegregation Protest Rocks Louisville Suburbs
In Jefferson County near Pleasure Ridge Park High School and Fern Creek High a nighttime antibusing demonstration drew hundreds earlier and seven arrests followed shots fired toward police. The group Concerned Parents Inc urged keeping pupils from classes for several days as protests continue against the school desegregation plan serving 22 600 of 120 000 students.
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Nign School
Bob Yates
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Fern Creek High
Concerned Parents, Inc
Concerned Parents
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Lucas elected PTA president in Ohio bid
Robert E. Lucas, president of Wilmington College and former head of the Princeton school system near Cincinnati, was elected president of the 404000 member Ohio PTA at the convention in Columbus Monday night. He becomes the first man to lead the organization.
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Middletown Weather Forecast Cloudy Tonight With Showers
Cloudy skies and lows in the upper 50s post an unsettled night for the Middletown area. A chance of showers appears Wednesday with highs in the upper 70s. The extended outlook shows showers Thursday and fair skies Friday and Saturday.
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Embargo costs rise as US Cuba policy endures
A Commerce Department study on the 13 year old Cuba embargo finds growing U S costs and dwindling effectiveness. Higher Caribbean sugar prices boost Cuban revenue, while potential lifting faces $1.8 billion in American expropriation claims and licensing hurdles.
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Forest Fire Becomes Colorado's Worst blaze Ever near Eagle
The White River National Forest fire near Eagle has scorched about 4,800 acres since Saturday. Forest Service official J B Scott called it Colorado’s worst fire and said containment is hoped soon despite 500 plus firefighters, Guard and military crews battling gusty winds. No injuries reported. timber loss near $1 million and expenses around $600,000. Hunters camp likely origin. elk season opened as investigators pursue leads. Light snow and rain offered little help.
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