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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1976
Page
5
The National Academy of Sciences warns fluorocarbons from aerosols have damaged the ozone shield and urge a regulated or delayed ban. Panels call for immediate regulatory setup while delaying action for one to two years pending further studies.
Campus Community Chorale invites new singers through October 14. Rehearsals started for the year and meet Thursdays at 7 p.m. in Room 113, Logan Johnston Hall on Middletown Campus.
The group performs for the 10th campus anniversary and will hold an open rehearsal at 1:30 am on September 19. A garage sale at 2709 Milton Road on September 24 and 25 helps fund an upcoming Austrian tour.
A range of Christmas music including Handel Messiah selections and carols arranged by Fred Waring and Norman Luboff is being prepared for the chorale's first concert on December 19.
In Barnstable Massachusetts AP report Ethel Kennedy widow of Robert Kennedy is ordered to appear in court to answer charges of mutilating a parking ticket. Barnstable policeman John H Ebel says he issued the ticket on Mrs Kennedy s car in Hyannisport and she tore it up in his presence.
A citizens task force will meet at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 23 at Madison Junior High to discuss the proposed 4.9 mill, 1.7 million bond issue for building additions and renovations. Police said a warrant was served on Mrs. Kennedy with a court appearance on Sept. 20 in First District Court. Clyde Roush announced the session and invites all interested residents.
Cincinnati firm Tri- State Hang Gliders reports a ghastly yet profitable spike in interest after two local participants Dan Ballas and Allen Kling were killed at a Raven Rock tournament in Slade Kentucky. Peter Gale says lessons are suspended while the group copes with the tragedy and callers seek responses.
Barbara Jordan, Democrat from Texas, urged Black Americans at Tuskegee Institute to value the vote, noting 70 million Americans may not vote in November and that 18 percent of nonvoters are Black. She warned against self imposed voter indifference.
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