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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1976
Page
13
The speaker confirms reading information on swine flu vaccination and asks to receive the vaccine for self or as a parent guardian for a named person under 25. They acknowledge understanding benefits and risks and have had opportunity to ask questions.
Health Commissioner Paul Asmussen announces two free clinics for the first time tomorrow and Thursday. The 10 am to 2 pm clinic will be at Townhouse Rise and N Verity Parkway Tytus Avenue, and 1 pm to 6 pm clinic at J Ross Hunt High Rise Clinton Street.
A comic page error caused Monday's Mary Worth to be deleted. Today’s page includes the missing Monday episode plus the current Mary Worth installment.
Franklin planners set 7 30 p m Wednesday in the City Building to discuss developer Joe Lewis proposed commercial subdivision off Ohio 122 near I 75 within the three mile jurisdiction. Also on agenda are a public library addition and final approval of Kimberlin Acres Section 1 in the Carlisle area.
The Franklin school board approved a revised policy allowing diploma completion at the end of the 11th year or mid-12th year for students meeting requirements. Criteria include a 2.5 GPA over six semesters and consistent attendance, with applications due before course selection for the 12th year. About 30 inquiries were received this year from students. Warren County vocational attendees are not eligible. The board also discussed teacher negotiations in an executive session and approved a 2230 dollar supplement to the community education fund.
Lemon-Monroe High School Thespians Troupe 1709 will stage Dracula in the cafeteria with a 7:30 p.m. show and a midnight performance. Admission is 1.50 and 1.75 respectively. Lead roles include Craig Stole as Dracula Kevin Phillips as Van Helsing and others. Mrs. Della Ewalt directs the 20 member cast with Joe Madaffari as student director.
Oxford notes the Miami University Symphony Orchestra presents its second concert of the year at 7:30 in the Auditorium. The free program is a special pop night featuring pieces well received in public broadcasts and Boston Pops style arrangements.
Police report a stereo system with tape player tuner and speaker valued at 425 dollars was taken from the van of Darrel House at 1104 Park Lane while parked near his apartment overnight Sunday.
The charging of the new coke ovens at Armeco's Middletown Works started about 9 this morning after a first attempt yesterday. By 11 a.m. four ovens in a 57 oven battery had been charged as safety precautions allowed heated air and fumes to escape. No explosions were reported as smoke filled the air and the process continued with six ovens filling.
Warren County Health Department will restart swine flu shots for high risk groups starting November 1. High risk criteria include age 60 or older or chronic illnesses. Schedule covers Franklin Mason Lebanon Morrow Waynesville and a November 12 clinic for children 3 to 18, with monovalent vaccine for others beginning November 15.
A Thursday Learn Share Be Aware event at the United Way Building runs 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m for adult Girl Scouts. A film festival in the big conference room introduces visual aids for new programs community services and troop management with films for fun. An open forum on institutional racism led by Amy Boyer will occur in the Girl Scout office on the second floor. Trainers assist with training follow up and attendees are asked to bring a tried and true idea for the sharing bulletin board. The session is open to the public and adults may bring a friend.
Registration closes Thursday for the Eliminating Self Defeating Behavior workshop offered by Pastoral Counseling Service. Led by Rev Ken Story the Friday and Saturday sessions aim to help participants purge traits harming relationships and self image. cost is 30 dollars with possible fee waivers. call for details.
Burglars suspected of surveilling residences in Madison Township as telephones were tampered with during several weekend break ins. No items reported stolen. residents urged to stay alert and contact Det. Capt. Tommy Deaton with information for guidance on precautions.
The report lists several individuals including Ingrid Blunt 24 hospitalized with unspecified condition after an incident at 605 Fifth Ave and Jane Coburn 8 at Riverview Ave treated and admitted for pains. Cora Davis 74 treated and released after a hospital visit. An Owens 17 from Burton Road transferred to Cincinnati General in good condition.
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