Teachers weigh two pay options in dispute vote
Mid dletown Teachers Association will hold a Thursday vote on two paths in the pay dispute. One would accept 3.8 percent with protests and pressure tactics. the other would reject the panel’s report and threaten a phased work stoppage starting Sept. 4 described as a series of professional days.
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David Flick
Middletown Teachers Association
MTA
Board of Education
William Heflin
Dave Finkelman
Deaths and funerals announced in Camden and area
Mrs. Mattie Satterfield 74 of 1338 Woodlawn Ave dies late Friday. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Thompson. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours Tuesday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Mrs Ruth M Hoel 78 of 10148 Hoel Road dies Friday in Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home. Burial Somerville Cemetery. Widow of George C Hoel she was a native of Somerville and Camden Baptist Church member. Survivors include son Robert of Camden, daughters Naomi Simmons Hamilton Ruth Jones New Lebanon. 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Eugene Langvin 91 formerly of Camden dies yesterday at Garden Manor Nursing Home near Middletown. Retired carpenter native of Leister Mass. Survivors Leo Hamilton Noah New Miami Clyde Dayton Rollie Richmond Ind eight grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Services 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Alfred Houck. Burial Fairmount Cemetery. Calling 7-9 p.m. tomorrow at R C Nein Sons Funeral Home. Rosary 8 p.m. Monday.
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Mattie Satterfield
Woodlawn Ave
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Harold Thompson
Woodside Cemetery
Satterfield
Camden
Ruth M. Hoel
Hoel Road
R.C. Nein & Sons
Somerville Cemetery
P.m
George C. Hoel
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Robert
Naomi Simmons
Hamilton
Ruth Jones
New Lebanon
Eugene Langvin
Garden Manor
Middletown
Leister
Mass
Leo
Noah
New Miami
Clyde
Rollie
Richmond
Ind
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Alfred Ho
Alley Stripe Sparks Dispute Behind Ray's Cafe
In Trenton the alley behind 207 E State St known as Ray Chamberlain's residence and Ray's Cafe owner sparked a Council dispute over buckholes and a yellow center stripe painted to the rear. Chamberlain calls the stripe harassment and accuses City Manager Rolfe Wagner of calling him a liar while city workers reportedly used the alley to adjust spray during State Street painting.
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Ray
E. State St
Trenton
Ray Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Rolfe Wagner
State Street
von Klinger
Second rock concert set for Saturday at Smith Park
Promoter Ron Moore announced a second and final summer rock concert for next Saturday at Smith Park from 2 to 5 p.m. The lineup includes The New Image The Sagebrush Five Booger and the Family Reunion Band. Volunteers are needed for security and an ambulance and first aid will be on site.
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Smith Park
Ron Moore
Moore
Mike Wolf
Youth Council
The
Sagebrush Five
Gene Ramsey
Stuttgart, Ark
Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Stuttgart
Bob
Rustlers steal meat truck in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee police reported three men hijacked a Ferko Meat Co delivery wagon, forcing driver Mark Kracht to step aside at gunpoint. The gang in an old car took about $900 worth of meat and fled.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mark Kracht
Ferko Meat Co
Kracht
Vaccinations urged for horses in Ohio to curb EEE risk
State Veterinarian Dr. Harry Goldstein urged horse owners to vaccinate against eastern Equine Encephalitis amid recent outbreaks in Michigan and New Hampshire. He warned the disease, spread by birds and mosquitoes, could spread into Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Harry Goldstein
Goldstein
Michigan
New Hampshire
Ohio
Canadian government weighs action to end rail strike
Labor Minister John Munroe warned on Saturday that Ottawa may take steps to end the nationwide rail walkout affecting 56,400 workers and 11 railroads. If no settlement proposals emerge over the weekend, he will report that every effort has been made to reach an agreement, potentially prompting Parliament to consider back-to-work laws.
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Montreal
Que
John Munroe
Canada
Runaway wheel damages cars on Breiel Boulevard
A left front wheel bearing failed on a rented truck driven by 18 year old Danny R. Evers causing the wheel to detach and strike a northbound car driven by Linda Anderson on Breiel Boulevard. Anderson’s vehicle sustained about 400 dollars in damage while the truck incurred around 50 dollars in damage.
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Breiel Boulevard
Danny R. Evers
Dayton
Breiel
Linda Anderson
Riviera Drive
Anderson
Wallace given birthday tribute by thousands in Alabama
Governor George C. Wallace was greeted by about 10 000 supporters at Garrett Coliseum as they sang Happy Birthday on his 54th, and he vowed to stay active in politics. He was wheeled to the stage in his wheelchair after being paralyzed from a 1955 assassination attempt.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Garrett Coliseum
Judge to Explain New Criminal Procedure Rules
Municipal Court Judge J T Lamb will meet police Monday at 1 p m in city commission chambers to explain the new Ohio Rules of Criminal Procedure. Copies issued to all police by Police Chief James R Howerton. The rules, amended from January 12, 1973 proposals approved April 30, 1973, guide law enforcement and do not replace the revised Ohio Criminal Code due next year.
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J.T. Lamb
Ohio
James R. Howerton
Ohio General Assembly
City Commission
Toledo family missing sparks nationwide search in desert
New Mexico State Police pursue leads on the Znudzinski family from Toledo after a CN radio distress call. Lawrence Znudzinski, his wife Elizabeth and five children disappeared after leaving Toledo in June for Washington state. A seven year old boy identified as Larry reportedly spoke in the call.
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Toledo
Ohio
New Mexico
Lawrence Znudzinski
Znudzinski
Louis
Elizabeth
Washington State
California
Larry
Zaudzinski
Police Brief Stolen Goods Report From Curtis Street Home
About 75 dollars worth of goods including two portable radios and an alarm clock were reported stolen from the home of Kerwin Burns at 1206 Curtis Street.
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Kerwin Burns
Curtis St
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