School Board Fixes Rule On Pupil Transportation
The Middletown Board of Education approved a blanket bus policy for elementary pupils living more than a mile from their assigned school to receive transit. Parental payments may be used when a single bus is not justified, and students living under a mile may still get transport if traffic hazards exist. The move ends previous disputes over routes, with other minor handbook revisions and street-related policy updates.
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Middletown
Don Reichelderfer
South Highlands
Wildwood Area
John D. Blackford
Wilson School
Open House Planned for City Building Remodeling
City officials announce an open house at the City Building after a regular Wednesday meeting. The public will tour the remodeled offices of Public Service and Public Utilities, the Juvenile Court, and the City Clerk. The new auditorium area should be ready once drapes arrive, with most offices already relocated.
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Charles Wing
Departments of Public Service and Public Utilities
Commissioner of Inspection
Clerk of City Commission
Thompson
City Commission
Juvenile Court
Department of Public Utilities
Hamilton May Open City Employ To 18-Year-Olds
Hamilton civil service director James E. Northway says an amendment to regs would allow 18 year olds to be employed permanently. The proposal, approved by the Civil Service Commission, awaits a City Council hearing before final adoption. Northway cites industry competition and seeks to attract top young men. The change would apply where state law does not require 21, or where age limits are specified in announcements.
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Hamilton
James E. Northway
Hamilton Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Northway
Hamilton Cited For Good Court Progress in Traffic Courts
Dallas report notes Warren Ohio captured top prize for 25,000 to 50,000 population and Hamilton Ohio tied Miami Beach Florida for second in the 50,000 to 100,000 bracket. American Bar Association cited 24 cities among the 24 finalists for improving traffic court quality.
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Dallas
Tex
Ohio
American Bar Assa
Warren
Hamilton
Miami Beach
Fla
Dayton Man Kills Self On Wife's Grave
Joseph Mc Michael aged 68 laid flowers on his wife's grave at Woodland Cemetery in Dayton Ohio then shot himself. His body fell across her grave where she was buried two years earlier. Montgomery County coroner's office reported the incident occurred Monday.
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Dayton
Ohio
Joseph McMichael
Woodland Cemetery
Montgomery County
Bracelets Adopted to Identify Inmates at Los Angeles Jail
Los Angeles County jail prisoners will wear plastic identification bracelets with their name and booking number. Sheriff Eugene W. Biscailuz announced the plan to improve identification as about 700 prisoners are processed daily, reducing man hours and court delays caused by missed appearances.
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Los Angeles—County
Eugene W. Biscailuz
Sheriff's Office
Martin Says Demos Bucked the 24 Times
San Jose California Republican leader Representative Joseph Martin denounced Democrats in the 84th Congress for delaying enactment of a new farm program civil rights school construction and the road building program. He spoke at a $100-a-plate dinner for the United Finance Committee in Santa Clara County.
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San Jose
Calif
Joseph W. Martin
House
Eisenhower
Martin
United —— Finance Committee
Santa Clara County
Band Dedicates Session To Copp
Middletown High School band campers observe their 10th year of week long practice with this year’s session dedicated to the late Herman J. Copp former supervisor of elementary music and former director of the 80g orchestra. activities include drill, rehearsals, and daily recreational events at Camp Campbell Gard.
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Middletown High School
Herman J. Copp
Work To Resume On New Factory In Ohio
AKRON Ohio Construction work was to resume today on the 85 million dollar Chrysler stamping plant at Twinsburg. About 1200 building tradesmen returned Monday from a layoff jurisdictional strike but a rainstorm forced all but 200 to quit before the day ended. They struck August 8 in a dispute with the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way whose members built a railroad spur to the plant. Leaders of the union were meeting in Washington to decide who will be a railroad yard next to the site.
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Akron
Ohio
Chrysler
Twinsburg
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Washington
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