Cromwell's Resignation Shocks Middletown Schools
Howard Cromwell resigns as Middletown superintendent during a closed board meeting to take a Purdue University post with IMPATI His departure ends a 12 year tenure marked by a major building program and tax debates The board plans to hire a successor while Cromwell remains to aid the budget and transition efforts
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Clay City
Ind
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Cincinnati
Glendale Schools
Middletown
R. W. Solomon
Wade E. Miller
Ohio
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Lemon Township Schools
Middletown Schools
George M. Verity
Rosedale
Israeli Commandos Strike Deep Inside Egypt
Israeli commandos penetrated 120 miles into southern Egypt in retaliation for Egyptian attacks. They blasted a dam across the Nile as well as a bridge and power lines supplying Cairo, while Egypt denied damage. Heavy artillery fire occurred along the Suez Canal during the night.
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Gulf of Suez
Red Sea
Isna
Naj Hamadi
Pen Guards Off Sick Keep Order At Two Ohio Prisons
Ohio guards at two prisons returned to near normal staffing amid a strike for higher pay. National Guard troops were reduced as Mansfield and Ohio Penitentiary workers resumed duties, while a court injunction barred picketing. Five other state prisons operated normally.
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National Guard
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Ferguson
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Penitentiary
Viet Cong spring offensive stalls after weeks of fighting
U S field officers report the Viet Cong spring offensive in a stalemate with no major shelling overnight. Allied forces say they killed over 200 enemy in six clashes while four Americans and 15 South Vietnamese troops died and 76 wounded in ground fighting near Saigon, War Zone C, and the Cambodian border. An armored column lost an APC. 47 North Vietnamese soldiers were confirmed dead.
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Demilitarized Zone
11Th Cavalry Regiment
Sick Day for 6000 Ohio state workers over pay raise
In Columbus, 6000 state employees represented by Council 21 AFSCME began an indefinite mourning period for a $1500 yearly pay boost. A 104 member committee formed to push legislation for targeted raises at mental hygiene and penal institutions and the Ohio Youth Commission. Chair Fred Rauscher said the move targets leadership of Al Bilik, with possible disciplinary action against him.
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Columbus
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Penitentiary
Columbus, Ohio
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American Federation of State
Ohio Youth Commission
Fred Rauscher
Mansfield Reformatory
Rauscher
Bilik
Tony Hall
Dayton Democrat
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Food price forecast under review by government
Government experts re examine earlier projections on food price rises. They warn the year may see increases up to three percent over last year, higher than prior estimates. A May 1 national food situation summary will include revised analyses and reflect stronger farmers prices in early year.
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Washington (Ap
Ine Agriculuiec Woparuiucue
Department
Soviet Shipshadowing U S Fleet During NATO Drills
An unidentified Soviet oceanographic vessel shadowed ships of the U S Sixth Fleet in the Tyrrhenian Sea during NATO maneuvers that ended Monday. Russian warships observed from afar as the exercises concluded.
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Tyrrhenian Sea
NATO
Middletown Forecast Calls for Clear, Cool Tonight
The Middletown area air will be clear and cool tonight with overnight lows in the mid 30s to low 40s. Thursday is expected to be mostly sunny and warm after a high of 46 and a morning low around 42.
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