Fluoridation on agenda again in Middletown health board
Middletown Board of Health meets Tuesday at 7 30 a m in the Board of Education room to discuss fluoridating city water after a 1973 amendment to Ohio law set a minimum fluoride level. Also on the agenda are bake sale regulations enforcement, mosquito control plans, and a health center report. Ohio health officials propose a statewide mosquito surveillance program for next year as encephalitis cases rise with several in Ohio counties.
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Middletown
Board of Health
Board of Education
Girard Ave
Paul Asmussen
Ohio
Asmussen
Ohio Department of Health
Social Service
S. Main Street
Ninth Avenue
John Ackerman
Miami University approves room cost increase and calendar change
The Miami University board of trustees authorizes a $50 yearly rise in room and board for Oxford campus resident students as the school shifts from a three quarter calendar to two semesters. Rent rises to 340 per semester and board to 405 per semester.
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Oxford
Miami University
Board of
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
Shriver
Miami Manor
Department of Home Economics
Vandalized car windows reported around Carlisle and Cincinnati
Several cars were damaged yesterday as vandals shattered windshields and windows. Raymond Arnold’s car on 1061 Sherri Lane Carlisle had a rock strike its windshield under Nelbar Street overpass. Greg Paliorgas’s station wagon in Cincinnati suffered a window break on Kensington Street between 10 p.m. and midnight. Pacey Mindlin’s car at Orchard Street and Goldman Avenue also had a window broken yesterday evening.
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Raymond Arnold
Sherri Lane
Carlisle
Nelbar Street
Greg Paliorgas
Cincinnati
Kensington Street
Pacey Mindlin
N. Sutphin St
Orchard Street
Goldman Avenue
School employees challenge proposed budget cuts in Middletown
Middletown teachers association president Charles Caudill denounces an 80 employee reduction linked to a 7 percent teacher pay raise as unnecessary. He accuses officials of tying wage talks to cuts to pressure negotiations while noting large year end balances and a rise in non salary funding.
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David Flick
Journal
Middletown Teacher Association
Charles Caudill
Caudill
MTA
Public Schools Schedule Early Dismissal Monday
Dayton area notes report Middletown schools will dismiss one hour early Monday while teachers attend in service meetings about People to People Communications. Norman Hayes outlines aims to improve teacher pupil and parent communication and sensitivity. Speakers include Middletown police chief Russell Dwyer and bank president Robert Millan. Funeral plans for Montgomery County administrator Thomas A. Cloud, 41, who died Friday, are pending. Bankruptcy filings in 8th District Court list John Edwin Dailey of Lebanon with debts $27,639.
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Dayton
Thomas A. Cloud
Montgomery County
Wayne Township
Cloud
Whitmer Brothers Funeral Home
Middletown Public
Norman Hayes
Ih Middletown
Hayes
Russell Dwyer
Middletown
Robert Millan
First National Bank of
John Edwin Dailey
Lebanon
East End traffic plan eyed by City Planning Commission
City Planning Commissioners discussed widening Cincinnati Dayton Road to four lanes from Oxford State Road to Ohio 63 to improve access to I 75 and Ohio 63. They debated using federal urban funds and linking Middletown Monroe routes while stressing an approved single plan for implementation.
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Karen Garloch
James Kunkler
Ohio 122
Cincinnati- Dayton
Monroe
Oxford State Road
Ohio 63
Kunkler
City Commission
City Planning Commission
Manchester Road
Greentree Road
Cincinnati-Dayton
Federal Urban ‘'M
Middletown
Breiel Boulevard
Deaths Services for James ome 68 in Coraopolis Pa
Funeral services for James Ome 68 formerly of Middletown will be held at 1 30 p m Monday at Copeland Funeral Home in Coraopolis Pennsylvania Burial will be in Pennsylvania Mr ome died Thursday in Conway Pa where he had been making his home. NL
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James Ome
Middletown
Copeland
Coraopolis
Pennsylvania
Fike
Conway
Lebanon
Oswald
Nellie Evelyn Adams
Columbus Ave
Zero lost in lottery correction for Buckeye 1000 draw
The Journal notes an error in early editions where a zero appeared in the Buckeye 1000 lottery number. The correct winning number is 432057.
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Yesterday's Journal
Hamilton reporter runs for Butler County commission
Hamilton Journal News reporter Joseph A. Cella announces resignation to pursue Democratic bid for Butler County commission. filing deadline March 25. Cella has held press and PR roles with Crosley Broadcasting and TV Guide, led local sports boosters, and engaged in Italian American, Clef Club, and golfing circles. If elected, he would contest the seat held by Donald G. Schirmer. the other open seat is held by Cale L. Logsdon.
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Hamilton
Joseph A. Cella
Hamilton Journal News
Butler County Commission
Cella
Crosley Broadcasting Corp
TV Guide Magazine
Cincinnati
Indenwald Baseball Boosters
Garfield High School Boosters
Clef Club
Clella
Donald G. Schirmer
Cale L. Logsdon
Multiple Local Incidents Reported Across City
Fire at 3224 Raymond Drive early today sent Thomas Savers, 65, to hospital in serious condition after breathing difficulty. At 6318th Ave Imogene McVay, 45, suffered pains and was treated at hospital then released. Matt Dillon, 54, injured ankle at 2301 Artington Ave and was admitted in good condition. East Gumpster arson caused $50 damage at 2204 Central Ave. Ruby Reynolds, 67, fell on ice at 635 p.m. and cut back of head. admitted in satisfactory condition. J. R. McDermott, 75, tripped at 135 Middletowns and cut eyelid. treated and released. Lena Keller, 76, at 92016 Queen Ave, reported hip pain. treated and released.
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Middletowns
J.R. McDermott
Franklin S
Queen Ave
Lena Keller
Middletown Area News Brief for February 7, 1976
Local brief from Middletown area reports events and notices captured in a Saturday edition. Readers receive compact updates on community happenings, meetings, and public notices affecting residents.
City police and city cannot agree on 1976 pay raise
Negotiators for the Fraternal Order of Police and the city met but failed to reach a new offer, with the city sticking to a 6 percent raise. Labor Relations official Roy Bechtel said both sides discussed positions and would reconvene Monday morning with no mediator present, while FOP President Paul Lewis lamented the lack of a fresh proposal and police demand for a 10 percent hike.
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Bechtel
Fraternal Order of Police
Paul Lewis
Girl injured by fall onto steak knife
A 17 year old girl was treated at Middletown Hospital for a puncture wound to the abdomen after saying she slipped on ice and fell onto a steak knife she was carrying Linda Griffin of 1207 Calumet Ave reported she was leaving 810 18th Ave around 3 30 a m today when the incident occurred
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Middletown Hospital
Linda Griffin
Calumet Ave
18Th Ave
Explorers Revive Post 15 Divers Program
Explorer Post 15 is renewed under J. T. Smith of Aqua Sports with 11 teens meeting weekly for training films and lectures. Pool work should start in April under adviser Bob Zuehlke with chief adviser Garth Farler and instructors Clifford Crump and Smith. Richard Bibee leads as chief instructor. the post welcomes ages 14 to 18. Contacts: Farler or Smith. Recently the group visited France Park New Paris Ohio for an ice cutting demonstration.
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Explorer
J. T. Smith
Aqua Sports
Bob Zuehlke
Zuehlke
Garth Farler
Clifford Crump
Smith
Richard Bibee
Farler
France Park
New Paris
Ohio
Seniors King and Queen Celebrate at Bicentennial Ball
Hazel Hanser and Edwin Hanser named king and queen at the Senior Citizens Center event on Columbia Avenue. They joked about being kissed many times and staying out until 1am. Hazel retired from Cincinnati Gas & Electric and Edwin from Aeronca. both are active at the center and enjoy golf and community work.
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Hazel Hanser
Edwin
Monroe St
Senior Citizens Center
Columbia Avenue
Mrs. Hanser
Police briefs detail local altercation and fugitive arrest
Karen Egelston, 22, was treated for face cuts after an altercation at the Upstairs Lounge in Middletown. Police did not arrest her. A Tennessee fugitive, Tommy Hammonds, 25, was arrested at 4617 Freedom Court after a computer check showed he was wanted for escaping imprisonment. Hammonds reportedly requested return to Tennessee. Thieves stole a leather coat and a toolbox from a car on Auburn Street after a break in at the victim's home.
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Karen Egelston
Logan Ave
Middletown Hospital
Clark St
Tennessee
Tommy Hammonds
Freedom Court
Hammonds
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Robert Bowman
Amanda Middle School
Betty Lou Nein
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Jefferson School
Robert Scholl
Lincoln School
David Ballard
Monroe School
East End
R. Paul Christiansen
Manchester
Greentree
James Fike
Nellie Adams
Stella Ping
Ross Ave
Webb
Susan Harbron
Beckett
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Raymond Drive
Thomas Savers
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Aeronca
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Kendall Venters
Auburn S
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