Madison Teachers Seek Better Student Relations
Madison teachers began a weekly series of five meetings led by Butler County school psychologist Roy Boyce and sponsored by the Madison Teachers' Association to improve communication and relations among teachers, administrators, the community, and other school systems. Role playing exercises are included as part of the program.
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Madison
Butler County
Roy Boyce
Madison Teachers’ Association
Sharon Fox
MTA
Madison teachers voice on state redesign meetings
Mrs. Fox and about five other MTA members criticized the Ohio Department of Education for short notice and limited time at Teacher Redesign Meetings. They urged state level input to teachers and noted Kent State University conference as groundwork for this year.
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Kent State University
MTA
Fox
Madison
Warren Democrats appoint new central committee leaders
Otis D. Cook 42 of Franklin named chairman of the Warren County Democratic central committee. Tom Buffenbarger 23 of Lebanon named vice chairman. Sandra Kay Blazer of Hunter recommended to fill a vacancy on the Warren County board of elections following resignations by Stanley Kolb.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Otis D. Cook
Dixie Highway
Franklin
Tom Buffenbarger
Sandra Kay Blazer
Beatrice Drive
Hunter
Central Committee
Board of Elections
Stanley Kolb
Cook
Monsanto Chemical Co
Miamisburg
Buffenbarger
General Electric
Evandale
Miami University
Blazer
Democratic Central
Educators to visit land lab at Worthington site
Franklin school officials plan an early visit to a land laboratory at Worthington to gain ideas for a Siniar project behind Hunter Elementary School. Superintendent Shelby Middleton notes a prior field trip to a land lab on school grounds and confirms the site around Hunter is unused and unsuitable for current activities.
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Franklin
Worthington
Hunter
Shelby Middleton
Ed Byrne
Middleton
Hunter School
Eight Butler County EMTs Complete Mercy Hospital Course
Eight participants from Union Township Life Squad and Hamilton Life Line finished a five-week in-hospital ambulance personnel training program at Mercy Hospital. Admission requires the 60 hour Emergency Medical Technician Course from the Industrial Education Service of Ohio.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Union Township Life Squad
Hamilton Life Line
Industrial Education Service
Ohio Department of Education
Trenton Woman Named PR Chair for 99s Chapter
Trenton resident Mrs Shawnee Lee von Klinger has been named public relations chairman of the All-Ohio Chapter of the 99s, an international women’s aviation group. She is a private pilot and treasurer of the Lebanon Flyers Club at Warren County Airport.
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Trenton
Shawnee Lee von Klinger
The
99S
Lebanon
Warren County
Cincinnati area aging plan covers five counties
The Council on Aging of the Cincinnati Area becomes area agency to plan evaluate and fund elderly programs in Butler Clinton Clermont Hamilton and Warren counties. David Crowley Ohio Commission on Aging announced the designation after meetings with county reps. The plan will map existing services and unmet needs with potential access to about 500000 dollars for direct services next year. Projects now funded in Hamilton Butler and Warren will transfer to the new program.
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Council On Aging of
Cincinnati
Butler
Clinton
Clermont
Hamilton
Warren
David Crowley
Ohio Commission On Aging
Butler County
Leona Markel
Oxford
Arthur Wolman
Middletown
Butler County Council On Aging
Commission On Aging
Delicatessen operators face 70 day liquor license suspension
In Cincinnati Ohio the Nerlingers owners of Westwood Delicatessen and Wine Shoppe have their liquor license suspended for 70 days after allegedly selling beer to two teens who later were involved in a fatal auto crash killing five. The action begins February 28 and the couple face a $150000 lawsuit by victims' parents. Two youths testified to buying beer at the store before the crash.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Joseph
Ruth Nerlinger
Westwood
Jerry Feiertag
Cincinnati
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Nerlingers
St eT street extensions approved in Sharon Acres and Heritage Hills
Planning Commission approved a stub street extension off Martz Paullin Road at Keays Road in Sharon Acres, tied to Sam Earnhart. They also gave preliminary approval for a Dixie Highway extension near Decker Road in Heritage Hills, involving four lots in Charles Hurst’s development. Meteorologist Bob Breck will speak to the Carlisle Lions Club at 7 p.m. Tuesday after missing the Jan. 8 meeting due to an ice storm.
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Franklin
Franklin Planning Commission
Martz- Paullin Road
Keays Road
Sharon Acres
Sam Earnhart
Dixie Highway
Charles Hurst
Heritage Hills
Decker Road
Bob Breck
Carlisle
Wlw-D
Carlisle Lions Club
Breck
Ohio Village named for pre Civil War Ohio community
Lebanon resident John P Teevan of 602 Southline Drive submitted the winning name Ohio Village for a new pre Civil War community in Columbus by the Ohio Historical Society. The village will feature 14 crafts and trades, a hotel with 19th Century menu, a general store, town hall and museum, and is located north of the Historical Center on 171 and 17th Avenue.
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Lebanon
John P. ‘Teevan
Southline ‘Drive
Ohio Village
Columbus
Ohio Historical Society
Teevan
Ohio
17Th Avenue
Labor supporting passage could spark ERA in Ohio
Aileen Hernandez, former NOW president, urged Ohio lawmakers that ratifying the ERA this year could trigger nationwide adoption. She noted AFL-CIO backing shifts labor opposition and that Ohio's action might prompt other states to follow, after previous committee resistance over worker protections.
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Ohio
Aileen Hernandez
San Francisco
Labor
Afl-Cio
Senate
Springboro Teen Tops Betty Crocker Award as Family Leader
Ken Counts, a Springboro High School senior, is named 1973-74 Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow the first male winner at the school. He scored strongly on cooking related tests and home management, and plans two year technical electronics study while pursuing sound work and band management.
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Eric von Klinger
Springboro
Ken Counts
Springboro High School
Ken
Cecil Counts
Betty Crocker
Pam Ferguson
PUCO urged to revisit ruling on charitable contributions
The Ohio Citizens Council asked the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to reconsider a ruling that disallows considering charitable contributions in utility rate hike requests. The group said the decision would adversely affect charitable institutions in Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Ohio Citizens Council
Painesville teachers strike but schools stay open
Painesville City Teachers Association representing 165 teachers walked out Thursday in a contract dispute. About 150 of the 3,300 pupils attended as Superintendent Russell F Hobart said classes would remain open despite the walkout. The union accuses the board of unilateral changes to an arbitrator recommended agreement on fringe benefits and working conditions.
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Painesville, Ohio
Painesville
Russell F. Hobart
Painesville City Teachers Association
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