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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1975

Page

14

Durkin the upstart aims to rock Senate boat

Senator-elect John A. Durkin, 39, vows to shake up the Senate and ignore Washington norms. He describes colleagues as chasing applause and the White House, recounts his hard campaign against the establishment, and notes his seven months observing Congress with Louis Wyman during NH’s contested election. Durkin, formerly state insurance commissioner, says he will be a loud, independent voice once seated.

Concord N.H John A. Durkin White House Durkin Senate Washington Chamber Louis C. Wyman New Hampshire Congress Wyman John King Meldrim Thomson Jr Thomson

Service members receive ranks and assignments across services

Joseph M. Gunkel earned an Army second lieutenant commission after ranking in the top 15 at Ft. Benning Ohio National Guard seven years of service. Lt Gunkel will serve as executive officer in Hamilton and intends a military career. Air Force Lt David L. Ernst is bound for Little Rock AFB after pilot training at Reese AFB. He is a Fenwick and Cornell ROTC graduate commissioned in 1973. Terry J. Myers of Franklin is promoted to private first class in the Marine Corps at Albany GA. William H. Rose of 7494 West Alexandria Road is promoted to Navy hull maintenance technician third class aboard USS Dewey at Charleston SC.

Joseph M. Gunkel Kimberly Bonita Drive Army Ft. Benning Gunkel Ohio National Guard Hamilton Selden Ave Little Rock Afb Ark Reese Afb Tex Fenwick High School Cornell University Terry J. Myers Franklin Marine Corps At William H. Rose Walshe Rose West Alexandria Road Navy Charleston S.C Dewey

State layoffs grow in Ohio agriculture department

The Ohio agriculture department plans 26 layoffs starting Sept. 29 as funding shortfalls force cuts across clerk-typists inspectors and a chemist. The department, with 558 workers, expects more reductions, blaming the Democratic legislature for insufficient operating funds.

Columbus, Ohio State Agriculture Department Agriculture Department

Women may gain Rhodes Scholarships chance at change

Legal pressure may force Rhodes Scholarship trustees to allow women to apply. John Churchill, assistant to American secretary William Barber of Wesleyan University, said a change is expected for the coming year as trustees in Great Britain outlined plans to admit women.

Rhodes Middletown, Conn Plannin John Churchill William Barber Wesleyan University Churchill Great Britain

Ohio hospitals outline malpractice prevention program

Donald R. Newkirk announces a three year plan by the Ohio Hospital Association to reduce malpractice lawsuits through education and safety initiatives. The Research and Educational Foundation will receive a 70000 grant from the Joint Underwriting Association to fund the first year with further funding sought from carriers. An advisory council will include health care providers insurers government and consumers. The U S committee takes applications for 32 scholarships awarded Americans starting in October.

Columbus, Ohio Donald R. Newkirk The Ohio Hospital Association Association Derwriting Association Joint JUA William R. Morris Ohio Newkirk U.S

Torture of Americans in Mexico Denied by Attorney General

Mexico’s attorney general Pedro Ojeda Paullada dismissed charges that Americans imprisoned in Mexico for drug offenses have been tortured. He said the accusations are groundless and noted Mexico’s step to curb illegal immigration by boosting border patrol spending 300 percent.

Los Angeles Mexico Pedro Ojeda Paullada United States

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