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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1978

Page

8

Widows and divorcees gain in new federal aid plan

Washington AP reports about 100000 independent students including widows and divorcees returning to college now have better chances at federal aid under the Middle Income Student Assistance Act. HEW aid chief Kornfeld notes the act broadens eligibility, easing access for independent students previously hindered by home ownership.

Washington Lee Linfeld Hew Kornfeld

Carter set to sign aid bill expanding college grants and loans

The plan makes independents count as dependents for aid, raising grant eligibility to about 1.5 million more students with family incomes up to 26000. Grants range from 1800 to 200, with higher aid delayed to 1979 80. The Guaranteed Student Loan program opens for up to 2500 undergrads and 5000 grads with full interest subsidy now extended to more families.

Carter Kornfeld HEW Congress

Community garden club hosts guest speaker at Wicklow Drive meeting

Connie Pottenger a horticulture technician with Middletown Parks and Recreation spoke on job duties and how a garden club can serve the community. Mrs Henry and Mrs Clark led a Christmas centerpiece workshop at the Schul home with co hosts Mrs Solar.

Connie Pottenger Middletown University of Cincinnati Charles Henry C. C. Clark Met David Schul Wicklow Drive Henry Ronald Solar

Review panel justifies 48 mistaken diagnoses

A Washington based medical review panel concludes that 48 diagnoses were mistaken, outlining findings that question initial assessments and stress the need for improved diagnostic scrutiny across the involving institutions.

Washington

Childbirth classes offered at Monroe Methodist Church

An eight week childbirth class series begins November 8 at 7 30 p.m. at Monroe Methodist Church taught by a Griffiths registered nurse. Wednesday sessions cover anatomy pregnancy delivery breathing nutrition and infant care. Fee is 25 dollars. Husbands may attend. Contact Mrs Griffiths at 424 3332 before 3 p.m. weekdays.

Monroe Methodist Church Griffiths

University of Dallas student wins National Merit scholarship

Jon James of Irving Texas a University of Dallas student won a 750 per year academic scholarship in a national program sponsored by the university He ranked among the nations upper five percent of 1978 high school graduates and plays cello in the University of Dallas Chamber Ensemble He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry C James of 300 N Marshall Road

Jon James University of Dallas At Irving Texas Apa Jon University of Dallas Chamber Ensemble Harry C. James N. Marshall Road

Luncheon-Style Show Tickets Deadline Set by MSL

The Mothers Study League sets this Friday as the deadline to buy $3.50 tickets for the Oct. 31 luncheon show. Tickets are sold through MSL members or at 988-6442. The salad smorgasbord starts noon next Tuesday at the Women's Center with fashions from McAlpin's modeled by a list of local women. Proceeds benefit children’s charities.

Motherstudy League MSL Women's Center McAlpin’s

Bridge results at Temple Beth Sholom session in Middletown

Mrs. Stanley Weinstein and Mrs. Russell Anness led north south play yesterday at the Middletown Duplicate Bridge Club. Tied for second were Mrs. Howard Wikoff and Mrs. Richard Getter and Paul Smith with Ron Babcock. East west winners were Steve Temple and Dave Balsmeyer, Gretchen Funk with Marianne Timmons, and William Kash with Ray Sherman Jr.

Stanley Weinstein Russell Anness Middletown Temple Beth Sholom Howard Wikoff Richard Getter Paul Smith Ron Babcock Steve Temple Dave Balsmeyer Gretchen Funk Marianne Timmons William Kash Ray Sherman Jr

Grubbs Family Completes 19 Day Hawaii and California Trip

Mr and Mrs R Grubbs Sr and son David return from a nineteen day journey visiting Hawaii and California The group stayed with Tech Sergeant and Mrs David L Derksen former Middletonians in Honolulu and with a Thomas C Grubbs in Los Angeles They also toured Disneyland near Anaheim California

R. Grubbs Sr David Hawaii California Honolulu Tech David L. Derksen Los Angeles Thomas C. Grubbs Middletonians Disneyland Anaheim Calif

Cool for Flavor A Guide to Roasting Refrigeration

A tip on refrigerating game and game birds for three to four days before roasting to maximize flavor and juiciness.

Sterilization outlined as leading global birth control method

A Population Crisis Committee report notes voluntary sterilization, especially vasectomy reversals, is rising as a reversible method due to microsurgical standardization with success rates near 90 percent at top centers. It also forecasts new devices like dissolving condoms, hormone rings, vaginal sponges, and other options within five years.

Washington Population Crisis Committee

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