Miami University trustees approve fall fee increases
The board authorized semester increases of 55 dollars for all campuses and 20 dollars for room and board at Oxford, with out-of-state tuition rising 50 dollars. Full-time student fees jump to 565 at Oxford undergrad, 640 grad, and 500 at Hamilton and Middletown. Part-time hourly rates up proportionally. Total housing and meals for Ohio residents would rise to 2699, excluding health insurance.
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Oxford — Miami University
Oxford
Con
Hamilton
Middletown
Ohio
Miami
Phillip K. Shriver
Lloyd
Vice Finance
M Town
John EF. Dolibois
Miami University
Middletown Campus Shifts Continuing Education Classes
Miami University Middletown moves all continuing education classes from Verity Lodge to other campus spaces to save electricity. On Monday the Confidence in Communication course and German classes relocate to Johnston Hall room 119, with Advanced and Intermediate German to Johnston Hall 119. Tuesday sees Confidence in Skills and Beginning French moved to Johnston Hall 107 and Gardner-Harvey Library Conference Room, plus Singles Communication to Johnston Hall 204. Wednesday relocates German to Johnston Hall Room 14 Lower Level. Changes stay in effect until further notice.
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Oxford
Middletown
Miami University
Verity Lodge
Johnston Hall
Hall
Gardner-Harvey
Middletown Christian School Tightens Thermostat Controls
Thermostats at Middletown Christian School will be further lowered to meet Cincinnati Gas & Electric energy requests. Classrooms for grades 1–12 will see temperatures drop to 55–60 degrees while preschool, day care, and kindergarten rooms remain warmer. No cafeteria service for grades 1–12 until further notice, cafeteria remains available for kindergarten.
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Middletown Christian School
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Counseling service Access opens in Middletown area
Access, a 24 hour information and crisis counseling service, hires two staff and opens an office at Verity Hall near Middletown Hospital. The program will be phone based with walk in referrals to local agencies, and plans full operation by late April. Telephone line is 422 425.
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Access
Jean Gomola
Woodr
Oxford
Butler County eTaptentistvs Employment and Training Act
F. Stephen Schwabi
Pastoral Counseling Service
CET
Verity Hall
Middletown Hospital
Barry Cobb
Family Service
Middletown Area
Fire calls detail patient transports and minor damages
Fire report lists incidents with times and locations including Lena Heslin, 88, treated and released. Russell Bush, 26, transported and released. Grace Chaney, 88, transported in fair condition. A stove oven incident at 117 Euclid St caused no damage. other address notes include Plymouth Ave and Logan Ave entries with minor injuries or undetermined transport.
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Euclid St
Plymouth Ave
Logan Ave
Grace Chaney
Armins
Fair Eoition
Police Briefs Flag Multiple Local Incidents
A car on Jackson Street near the mobile home park caught fire after the engine ignition as the driver, James Roberts, moved to exit a patch of ice. Roberts, stopped for erratic driving at Pearl Street and Taylor Avenue, showed a seized bag with unclear contents and a juvenile was restrained in the back seat. an officer was struck in the chest during handcuff removal at the station. A plate glass window at the Organizational Services office in the City Building was damaged, but no entry was evident. Stolen stereo system components from Philip and Mary Freeman at 516 Garfield Street were reported after home security found their house front unlocked yesterday.
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Jackson Street
James Roberts
Pearl Street
Taylor Avenue
Organizational Services
City
Philip Freeman
Garfield St
Saturday make up classes in Middletown district face mixed turnout
Attendance on the first-ever Saturday classes was near normal in most elementary and middle schools, but high schools saw declines. Principal remarks praised student effort amid uneven class sizes and many students working on Saturdays, with Middletown High reporting the lowest attendance and several buildings hit by attrition.
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Middletown
Sam Dalton
Sime
Dalton
Ei Beca
Amanda
Verity
McKinley
Manchester
Howsevelt
Essenci
Don Reedy
Middletown High
George Thomas
Buli
Lemon-Monroe
Don Alistaetler
Isa Ned
Deaths and funerals in several towns
Osa Allen Havens 91 of 202 Hi St died 5 pm at Hospital after illnesses since Jan 6. Survived by two daughters Julia and Ruby Nelson, six grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. visitation Monday evening at Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home with services there. Burial in DeBorde Cemetery Malone Ky. Erle I Davies 77 of 5966 N. Ohio 123 died Saturday in Middletown Hospital. Survived by wife Katherine, two daughters, two brothers, eight grandchildren, six great, three step great. Anglesby Funeral Home handling. Visitation and memorial contributions to Red Lion United Methodist Church. John M. Gualario 67 of 291 W Central Ave. died Friday. Visitation Sunday 7 6 pm at McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home Middletown. services Monday 1 am. Burial Butler County Memorial Park. Middletown Post 218 American Legion to conduct burial. James F. McKay 68 of 908 N Cherry St died after heart attack. Survived by wife Betty, daughter Rommely Adams, son Ross, mother Irene Phillips, stepfather Fred Phillips, brother Marion, sister Donna Lloyd, stepbrother Richard Phillips, five grandchildren. Services Tuesday 11 am at Joseph K. Baker Funeral Home Middletown. burial Elk Creek Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 6-9 pm.
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Julia
Middletown
Ruby Nelson
Wilson-Schramm
Billy
Potter Funeral Home
West Liberty
DeBorde
Malone
Franklin
Armco Steel Corp
Pop
Katherine
Phyllis Chamberlain
Ruth Ann Shaffer
Roy
Hamilton
Harry
California
Anglesby
Camden
Veterans of Fears
John M. Gualario
W. Central Ave
MccCoy-Leffler
Gualario
Betty
Rommely Adams
Carlisle
Ross
Irene Phillips
Friendship
Fred Phillips
Marion
Little Rock
Ark
Donna Lloyd
Cincinnati
Richard Phillips
Westerville
Joseph K. Baker
Eric Brazelton
Elk Creek Cemetery
Traveling summer baseball teams proposed in Franklin
Franklin city Recreation Board discussed creating one or more traveling summer baseball teams to boost area competition. The plan would limit board costs to shirts, with debate over whether all signees could play. Budget questions touched Pee Wee football, park use, and a concession stand. Heather Berry hired as summer program supervisor with $200 equipment authorization.
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Pee Wee Football Association
Lions Community Park
Slo
Therk
Heather Berry
Summer Earane
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Franklin — Erle I Davies
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Oiste ‘Sies
Red Lion United Methodist Church
John Gualario
Stephen J Calme
Butler County Memorial Park
James McKay
Germantown
James F. McKay
N. Cherry St
Kettering Memorial Hospital
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Reeves Jewelers
Mears
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Williams Termite and Pest Control Serel
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