Middletown Board Revisits School Boundary Proposals
The Middletown board of education readies a revised elementary redraw plan that keeps Wildwood district intact and designates four areas as optional. The plan shifts Maple Park and Wildwood student flows and offers two options per area for Wilson Mayfield Sherman Taft Garfield Jefferson Central zones.
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David Flick
Middletown
Lincoln School
Maple Park
Wildwood
Marion McEvoy
Wilson-Mayfield
Mayfield
Roosevelt Boulevard
Wilson School
Sherman- Mayfield
Sherman School
Mayfield School
Sherman
Grants Expanded at Miami University Board Meeting
Miami trustees expanded Rue and Rue Shepherd scholarships to Middletown and Hamilton campuses erasing an Oxford only rule. The board announced $250,000 in upcoming scholarships and approved $356,300 in gift expenditures for development. A student seat proposal was postponed for June 1 discussion amid related governance changes.
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Miami University
Miami
Middletown
Hamilton
Miami University Fund
Rue-Shepherd
Ohio
Phillip R. Shriver
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co
Alumni Association
Parents Council
Fire at Cleveland Street ends as false alarm
Box alarm reported at Cleveland Street and Grand Avenue yesterday at 7 45 p m but determined false. At 2 54 p m a medical call to 1920 Lamberton Street for Myrtle Rowland 79 with breathing difficulty and chest pains led to oxygen treatment and hospitalization in fair condition.
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Grand Avenue
Lamberton St
Myrtle Rowland
History of Women on Stage at Miami University
The New York Theatre Company Bread Roses presents A History of Women in the United States at 8:15 p.m. in Kelly Auditorium Pressler Hall on the Western College Campus. The documentary drama traces women’s history from slavery to today with vignettes and music.
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New York Theatre Company
Bread & Roses
Kelly
Pressler Hall
Western College
Associated Women Students
College of Arts and Science
The
United States
Marisa Gioffre
Nancy Rhodes
Deputy Fires At Truck In Apparent Burglary
Warren County sheriff's deputies on patrol last evening chased a fleeing truck that backed into the rear of Schrock's Hardware at 3246 Cincinnati-Dayton Road Blue Ball. An unidentified deputy fired shots claiming to have hit the vehicle after the alarm at 9:35 p.m. was triggered.
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Cincinnati-Dayton
Blue Ball
Sitice
Collision at Germantown and Verity injures no one
At 7 20 last evening two cars collided at Germantown Road and N Verity Parkway. Galen Proctor 16 of 3802 Fiesta Way was turning left from Germantown onto Verity when his car struck Ralph Bryant 35 of lot 322 Catalina Mobile Home Court Peastown driving north on Germantown. Bryant’s vehicle sustained about 500 dollars damage while Proctor’s suffered about 1000 dollars in damage.
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Fiesta Way
Germantown
Verity
Ralph Bryant
Catalina Mobile Home Court
Peasttown
Bryant
Proctor
Springboro man remains in ICU after Friday car crash
Dale Midkiff, 20, of 85 Catalpa Drive, was seriously injured when he was thrown from his car in a one car crash on Elk Creek Road south of Sebald Park at 10 45 p m Friday. He was in Middletown Hospital's intensive care unit last evening.
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Middletown Hospital
Dale Midkiff
Catalpa Drive
Elk Creek Road
Sebald Park
New pacemaker powered by the heart shown by Enger
Cleveland researcher Karl Enger reports a wireless heart powered pacemaker smaller than a matchbook. The device, using piezoelectric crystals and a protective coating, sits on the left ventricle and requires no wires or battery replacements. Enger says trials include chimpanzee implants and a grant from NIH support.
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Lorain, Ohio
Cleveland
Lorain Journal
Arl C. Enger
Enger
National Heart and Lung Institute
National Institutes of Health
WNIH
Ohio University editor wins regional journalism award
John Kiesewetter III, son of Ohio residents, earned second place in Best Editorial Writing at the Region 4 SPJ-Sigma Delta Chi convention in Columbus for an editorial on Gov. Rhodes inauguration speech and construction funding. The Post and OU teams earned multiple first, second, and third place honors across several categories.
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Sigma Delta Chi
Columbus
John Kiesewetter III
John R. Kiesewetter
Orchard St
Gov
James A. Rhodes
Athens
Ohio
the Post
Ohio University
Michigan
West Virginia
Western Pennsylvania
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Deaths of Mrs Lillie Hallis and Mrs Josephine Orr
Mrs Lillie Hallis aged 81 of 1108 14th Ave was found dead at home yesterday afternoon after relatives notified police. Arrangements are incomplete at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Services for Mrs Josephine Ella Orr 86 of 2822 Oxford St who died yesterday at Middletown Hospital will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Mrs Orr suffered a stroke last Wednesday and never regained consciousness. Her husband James died in 1966. She belonged to the First Methodist Church choir. She is survived by two step daughters Helen Maze and Edward Short. Visitation Monday 3-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home. Interment Woodside Cemetery with Rev Lowell Scheufler officiating.
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Lillie Hallis
14Th Ave
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
McCoy-Leffler
Josephine Ella Orr
Oxford St
Middletown Hospital
Orr
James
First Methodist Church
Helen Maze
Edward Short
Middletown
Funeral Home
Woodside Cemetery
Lowell Scheufler
Warrant Leads to Two Arrests at Park Lane Apartment
Narcotics officers served a search warrant at an apartment on Park Lane yesterday afternoon resulting in two arrests. David Jones, 25, of 947 E Park Lane is held on $3,000 bond for possession of unlabeled drugs and forged scripts. A woman at the scene is in custody for investigation but not charged. A Dayton man was released without charges.
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Park Lane
David Jones
Dayton
Swift Publishes Drapier Letters Satire in 1724
On April 1 1724 Irish author Jonathan Swift published the Drapier Letters a satire that cited English domination over Ireland and sparked political controversy in Dublin and beyond.
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Jonathan Swift
Ireland
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