Middletown teachers reject board offer in decisive vote
In an early morning session at Dave Finkelman Auditorium the Middletown Teachers Association voted 588 to 12 against the Board of Education salary and fringe benefits proposals. MTA President Jim Stork said the district isn’t meeting teachers halfway and the union may present further proposals to its members. If no agreement is reached within two weeks the talks reach impasse and a three member panel could be formed to resolve the dispute.
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MTA
Dave Finkelman
Board of Education
Jim Stork
Lemon-Monroe High
The
Journal
Middletown
Stork
Gene Lubera
Lubera
Middletown Hospital
Atlantic City
Robert Johnson
Don Alstaetter
Lemon- Monroe
Robert Butcher
Middletown High
Carless Bone
Amanda Middle School
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Insurance
Howard R. Cromwell
Two Held on Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Pills Case
U S Treasury officials were notified that two people are in jail on suspicion of possessing counterfeit twenty dollar bills. Mrs Pat Mullins 28 of the U S Hotel and Kermit Fultz 34 of 900 W Central Ave were arrested after Mullins passed a counterfeit twenty at the Chase Hotel and admitted being given it at the 900 Club. Detectives found two counterfeit bills in Fultz hatband with one genuine note. serial numbers 70211563 B 73522229A and 73522229A E25.
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U.S. Treasury
Middletown
Pat Mullins
U.S
Kermit Fultz
W. Central Ave
Arnold Ferguson
Louis Pierce
Mullins
Chase Hotel
Ptl
John Baguzedes
Fultz
Middletown High School Band and Orchestra Concert
The Middletown High School band and orchestra, directed by Ron Browne and Bill Stiehl, will perform a winter concert at the MHS auditorium. Selections include Handel variations, Russian Chorale and Overture, Fiddler on the Roof, Stars and Stripes Forever, and an Elegy for a Young American about John F Kennedy. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for children at the door or from members.
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Middletown High School
Ron Browne
Handel
Whitney
Rythyms
Reigger
Tchiakowsky
Dvorak
Bock
James Veith
Bill Stiehl
Bilik
Smith
Lo Presti
Lecuona
Sousa
John F. Kennedy
Hecklers Name Best Speaker at Wives Night
Forest Lake was voted best speaker and Paul Dempstenes most improved speaker at the Ohio Bell Hecklers wives night yesterday at Frisch's on Germantown Road. Dick Stahl was voted best critic. Members' wives attended the meeting but did not participate in voting.
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Forest Lake
Paul Dempstenes
Ohio Bell Hecklers
Frisch’s
Germantown Road
Dick Stahl
Butler Republicans Urged to Avert Bloody Primary Tone
Butler County Republicans opened their 1970 campaign at the Lincoln Day dinner with Butler County Chairman John Moser urging candidates to avoid intra party fighting. Senator Saxbe praised the local organization and warned Republicans to unite for the fall nominating race while addressing national issues and congressional frustrations.
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Butler County
John Moser
Manchester Motor Inn
Moser
William O’neill
William Saxbe
O'Neill
Ohio Supreme Court
Saxbe
Wendt
Twenty Five Bishops Back Pope Celibacy Doctrine
In Quebec Province twenty five Roman Catholic bishops voiced support for priestly celibacy. Maurice Cardinal Roy signed a letter to Pope Paul VI. the Quebec Episcopal Assembly asserted unity with the Pope and solidarity with his successor. The statement followed their three day quarterly meeting.
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Quebec
Maurice Cardinal Roy
Quebec Episcopal Assembly
Paul VI
Peter
Appeal For Marshall Is Filed
Attorneys for Robert Marshall 18 of Middletown have appealed his second degree murder conviction in the shooting death of Wayne Randell Chester. The jury found Marshall guilty of the lesser charge but not guilty of first degree murder and Judge Fred B. Cramer sentenced him to life in prison. Chester was killed June 29 outside the Some Place Cafe on Main Street south of Middletown.
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Hamilton
Robert Marshall
15Th Ave
Middletown
Shotting
Wayne Randell Chester
Vannest Ave
First District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Cramer
Marshall
Chester
Some Place
Main Street
Woman Injured In I-75 Crash In Middletown
A Miamisburg woman, Pearl Chapman 55, was treated at Middletown Hospital for possible neck and chest injuries after a two car crash at Rt 4 and Trenton Franklin Road. The collision occurred at 7 55 a m when Chapman stopped for a traffic light and was hit from behind by a car driven by Larry W Doyle 18 of 6501 Drive. Damage to a home on Germantown Road was reported and a second driver, Retsel Dennis 208 Arnold, was charged with failing to stop.
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Miamisburg
Middletown Hospital
Rt. 4
Trenton-Franklin Road
Pearl Chapman
Farmington Road
Larry W. Doyle
Germantown
Journal Newsboy Named One Of Best In Ohio
David R. Fouch an 18 year old from 2104 Wilbraham Road will be one of 14 Ohio outstanding newsboys honored at the Ohio Newspaper Association awards in Columbus. He receives a 25 dollar U S Savings Bond and a merit certificate for senior year 1969 route on Wilbraham and Germantown roads serving 115 customers. He is now a Miami University freshman in business administration. He and two other top youths represent the state from more than 50 000 newsboys in the Glenn L Cox competition. The award ceremony will feature Gov Rhodes and space planner von Braun with Charles W Staab presenting.
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David R. Fouch
Wilbraham Road
Ohio
Ohio Newspaper Association
Columbus
U.S
Roy F. Fouch
Journal Newsboy
Wilbraham
Germantown
Miami University
Glenn L. Cox
James A. Rhodes
Wernher von Braun
Space Agency
Charles W. Staab
Cincinnati
Fire at Middletown Home Damages $3,000
Firefighters responded to an alarm at 7 04 a m at 2011 Highland Street a James E Jones home in Middletown The one story brick and frame structure suffered 1500 damage to the building and another 1500 to contents The house was unoccupied with doors open and no one present as Robert Curtis supervises fire prevention investigates possible causes noting no arson in report
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Robert Curtis
Middletown
James E. Jones
Highland St
Don Christman
Gifted fruit item under the sun sparks novelty craze
A new fruit novelty labeled Under the Sun gains attention as a quirky gift item. Vendors report brisk sales and curious customers seeking a fresh, portable treat. Local shops promote it as a bright, seasonal option for summer gifting.
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MHS
Hecklers
VFW
Butler
Fred Sennet
Congress
Washington
Lincoln
Democrat Congress
Clement Haynesworth
Supreme Court
G. Harold Carswell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Republican Party
Shaycott
Donald
Buz) Lukens
Roosevelt Ave
Assembly
Ronald C. Morgan
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Mike
Fouch
Pleasant Ridge Methodist Church
Aeronca, Inc
Dale Stork
Dayton
Dayton Journal- Herald
James J. Menninger
Fairfield
Hamilton Journal News
David Fouch
Armbruster Florist, Inc
Grand Ave
Miami Valley
S. Breiel Blvd
Crawford
Logan Trenton Shopping
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