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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 2005
Page
11
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McNeill calls for a May 3 vote on Issue 9 to add 7.5 million in operating funds, warning of massive cuts without it. Realtors and health system leaders back the levy, stressing stronger schools raise property values and community vitality. Also notes Workers Memorial Day on April 28 and ongoing push for safer jobs.
An Ohio community letter urges residents to reject Issue 9, arguing that extracurricular activities foster pride and unity in Middletown’s youth. The writers, parents and local supporters, highlight school funding challenges, district quality, and the impact on their children’s education, urging participation in the May 3 vote.
A Citizens for Accountability statement questions a May 3 levy, arguing 20 million dollars fund 2933 students, criticizing admin salaries, busing cuts, and pay to play fees. It cites district mismanagement, calls for savings and a sales tax, and includes Middletown High School student endorsement warning that levy failure could erode the community foundation.
An elderly Middletown resident lauds local schools and teachers for strong reading and modern teaching programs. He urges approving the May 3 school levy, warns against funding cuts, and outlines harmful effects on property values jobs and community given a no vote. He notes retirement strain and calls for board changes.
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