Trenton Board Grants Teachers a 290 Raise
The Trenton School Board approved a 290 pay raise for teachers in the system, plus additional increases for those with a master’s degree and 10 or more years of teaching. The scheme lowers the master’s plus hours requirement from 20 to 15. The board also granted weekday church school release time for fifth graders with parental consent and hired two high school teachers for the coming year.
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Trenton
Trenton School Board
106Th
Ohio General Assembly
George Steele
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Miami Grad Dean At Moravian College Named
George H. Stanly a 1945 Miami University graduate is named Dean of Students at Moravian College Bethlehem Pa effective Aug 15. He has a BA from Miami Aug 1945 an MA from Iowa State and pursues a PhD at NYU. Previously associate director of student personnel at the University of Bridgeport he also taught at Norwich Colby and held roles in Miami yearbook staff and French honor societies.
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Oxford
George H. Stanly
Miami University
Moravian College
Bethlehem
Miami
Lakewood
Stanley
Iowa State College
New York University
Moravian
University of Bridge
Water Line May Start Butler Industry Growth
The opening of a 12 inch water line to serve southwestern Union Township may spark a large industrial complex linking Hamilton Middletown and Dayton. The Aug 27 ceremony near Crescentville Road will unveil utilities enabling growth in the Union Township area.
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Union Township
Arthur Reiff
Butler County Commissioners
Crescentville Road
Tri-County Shopping Center
Greater Union Township
Cincinnati Water
Reiff
Hamilton County
Hamilton
Middletown
Dayton
C. L. Wack Hardin
Butler County Industrial Development Department
Aomic
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
U. S. Army Engineers
State of Kentucky Department of Commerce
Hardin
Butler County
Tri-County
William Stistinger
Wildlife trade fuels economies in several nations
The FAO notes wildlife is a major economic factor in multiple countries. The Republic of Central Africa earns about five million annually from elephant tusk exports, the Philippines exports wildlife totaling over two hundred thousand yearly, and Kenya's wildlife resources are valued at about fifteen million annually through trade and tourism.
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Rome
The
Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Republic of Central Africa
Philippines
Kenya
Fort Ancient Sign Draws Tourists To History Trail
Visitors read a new sign at Fort Ancient detailing two prehistoric sites the Hopewell earthworks and Anderson Village. The sign notes earthworks height from four to 23 feet, three miles of enclosing walls, 15 burial mounds, and stockaded village remains dated 1500–1600 A D. Face of the park shows current day picnics and warm weather turnout.
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FT. Ancient
Connecticut
New Jersey
Cincinnati
Dayton
Anderson Village
Hopewell
Ft. Ancient Hill
Ohio
Liberty-Union Schools Announce Sept 8 Opening
WEST CHESTER The Liberty-Union School District will open for a full day on September 8. Cafeterias will serve lunch at 25 cents for Grades 1-4 and 39 cents for Grades 5-12. First-time entrants should register before school starts. immunizations are required for Grades 1-12. A 132-teacher staff is planned with a Sept 7 district meeting at Lakota School Building.
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West Chester
Liberty - Union
Herbert Henderson
Henderson
Liberty + Union
Lakota
Ty Road
Lakota High School
Liberty
Union
Hopswell
Weather Woes Threaten Ohio Honey Crops
In Columbus Ohio AP report farmers and beekeepers face reduced honey production due to extremely dry May and June weather. Ohio State University extension specialists warn conditions have stressed bees across eastern and southern districts.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio State University Agriculture Extension
Australian observes Miami data processing study
Australian registrar A J T Ford from Macquarie University visited Miami University to review the Miami data processing system and potential use for a new university near Sydney opening January 1967. He met with Earl Pee a dean Max B ewe and staff to discuss Miami's data handling and the Dayton and Middletown campus plans.
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Oxford
Miami University
Miami
Sydney
A. J. T. Ford
Macquarie University
North Sydney
New South Wales
Ford
Earl V. Pee
Max Bewe
Virginia Younger
Ns Galeek
Prime Minister Wilson to address U N General Assembly
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson will travel to New York in late September or early October to address the United Nations General Assembly. The planned trip underscores Britain’s role on the world stage amid Cold War tensions.
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London
Harold Wilson
New York
5000 Attend Hueston Naturalist Program
Oxford Ohio sees about 5000 visitors attend the Hueston Woods State Park naturalist program since July 1. Staff naturalist George Leineke highlights nature hikes lectures movies and the nature building as main draws. Exhibits from Cincinnati Museum of Natural History and local photographers enrich the park's displays.
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Oxford
Hueston Woods State Park
George Leineke
Oxford Honor Camp
Cincinnati Museum of Natural History
Cincinnati
George Hoxie
Miami University
Edwin Howard
Hamilton Legs
Leineke
Ohio
Ohio Boys To Receive KFA Award
The degree of American Farmer, the FFA’s top honor, is expected to be awarded to 13 Ohio youths at the national convention in Kansas City October 13 to 15. Names include William Billing, Harry Bouton, D Merrill Bowers, Keith Chrisman, Samuel Foos, John Gaib, Donald Griffith, Roger Ozermat, John Sargent, Robert Skiles, Garry Skinner, Gray Smith, and James Stitzlein.
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Columbus
Ohio
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City Co
William F. Billing
Botkins
Harry Bouton
Mount Vernon
D. Merrill Bowers
Lancaster
Keith Chrisman
Arcanum
Samuel Foos
Marysville
John Gaib
Canal Winchester
Donald Griffith
Kenton
Roger Ozermat
Fremont
John Sargent
Bradford
Robert Skiles
Lewisburg
Garry Skinner
Delaware
Gray Smith
Eden
James Stitzlein
Ashland
Blind Wrecker Walks the Line on 175 Foot Stack
Ray Walker, a blind professional wrecking contractor in Columbus, climbs rooftops and beams, edging a 175 foot smokestack. In 18 years he has demolished over 2,000 buildings, using a cane on the job as his lone concession to blindness. He has been blind 31 years.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ray Walker
Walker
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Overpeck Coal Co
Miami Grad
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Larry J. Templeton
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New FT
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