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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1973
Page
3
Youngstown Hospital Association uses a federally funded talking computer to speed lab test orders and results. Dr. Arthur E. Rappoport notes the system links to the main hospital computer via push-button phones, increasing availability and cutting costs.
President Nixon designates Lt. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis Jr. to head new civilian aviation security laboratories that handle actual tests. The piece discusses a computerized system for medical testing and patient handling, its safeguards, and potential expansion to pharmacy orders.
Walter Furniss longtime WCOL radio newsman in Columbus died at home at 87 after a 25 year career. He joined WCOL in 1940 and became known for his opening line This is Walter Furniss cruising for news delivering news and weather each broadcast. Funeral plans were not complete.
The Citizens Advisory Committee for the Developmentally Handicapped will meet at 7:30 p m Thursday at Fair Acre Center 282 N Fair Ave. T Wayne Lawhorn Clark County director of residential services will speak. The five county group serves Butler Clinton Hamilton Warren. Officers elected at the August meeting were Mrs Janet Clemons Larry Barber and Mrs Norma Schapira.
A combined get acquainted and organizational meeting for AARP NATA members and the new local AART NRTA chapter will be held in Middletown Public Library Community Room Thursday at 2 p.m. The meeting will appoint a board of directors and set local dues. Gladys Augspurger serves as local vice chair. The AART NRTA is a volunteer service oriented nonprofit aimed at improving life for people 55 and older. The local chapter operates independently with its own activities and programs.
Arthur W. Brown 55 of 1810 Grand Ave Middletown was fined 50 dollars and costs for a stop sign violation. Judge John B. Tracy fined him 50 dollars and costs for fleeing the scene and suspended his license six months except for commuting with traffic school ordered. Mark Gibson 18 of 310 Dale Ave Carlisle and Forest Lakes 21 of 7000 Harriet Ave Franklin each fined 50 dollars and costs for driving without a license. One speeder fined 17.50.
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