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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1970
Page
14
Warren County Registered Nurses host Jim Ellis as guest speaker at the Golden Lamb in Lebanon for the February 19 dinner meeting begins at 6 30 p m Ellis executive director of the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board of Warren County will discuss Where Are We and Whats New.
A Valentine’s Day breakfast hosted by the Men’s Day Committee will be served tomorrow at Second Baptist Church starting at 6 a.m. Proceeds go to the church building fund. Co chairmen Willie Fullwood and B W Haywood lead the committee.
Miami Valley News reports the School Board delays reorganization, keeping neighborhood schools for about three years due to Mason Heights 1 room school size. A 24 member Citizens Advisory Committee will inform residents and relay complaints. The board accepts a Rumpke trash bid saving $9 per school monthly and votes to join the Ohio School Board Association, citing higher dues for legal guidance.
Springboro Ohio The Clearcreek Board of Education approved a higher salary scale for 1971 with top pay at 6900 and starting salaries ranging from 6300 to 8900 based on degree and years. Masters degree pay tops at 10500 and a 400 raise for 20 years experience. Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage for teachers and a 150 day sick leave maximum were included.
Judge Gilbert Bettman of Hamilton County Common Pleas criticized 20 to 40 year penitentiary terms as too harsh while sentencing seven Cincinnati youths aged 19 to 24. They pleaded guilty to selling hallucinogens and marijuana and received indeterminate reformatory terms. All defendants were from the Cincinnati area and arrested near the University of Cincinnati.
Intruders forced a rear door to Vernon Coldiron’s residence on Middletown Eaton Road and stole $85 worth of loot including two watches two penny containers and a file box with insurance policies and papers. In a second break in Dewey King on Kalbfleisch Road found a pistol shotgun and an electric guitar missing after entry by garage door. Sixteen quarts of motor oil valued at $13.10 were taken from a Peasttown Sunoco Service Station at Ohio 4 and Trenton Franklin Road after a thief removed a small lock and chain to access the pump.
Two Ohio servicemen are among 13 armed forces members cited by the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Sgt. Okey R. King of Fairfield Butler County, with the 1st Battalion 137th Artillery Ohio National Guard, and Navy enlisted man Ronald A. Boos of Celina on the U S S Pocono will receive George Washington Honor Medals and $100 checks for essays on My Hopes for America’s Future. They are to receive the awards February 22 at a Valley Forge luncheon.
Dartmouth College president elect Dr. John G. Kemeny proposed that major companies grant their executives a paid summer off every five to seven years for an eight week intensive learning program. He argued civilization moves too fast for long training to suffice.
Little Miami Inc moves into canoe race management after voting to buy the races and gear from Dick Flerlage of Flerlage's Marine in Milford. Bob Morgan objects to paying 400 for traditions and mailing. Ted Hoff says staff, numbering kit, buoys and trophies will stay. Races run eight years, drawing about 150 entrants and ending in Milford around Pioneer Days.
A 10 member advisory panel appointed by Ohio officials set to define concrete standards for protecting 98 miles of the Little Miami River under Scenic Rivers legislation. They aim for a linear park buffer, preserve natural flow, public access, and emphasize recreation along the river while protecting its lower 12 miles as a top priority for 1970.
Middletown Exchange Club will view the Earth rotation program at the Middletown Freshman High School planetarium during its noon meeting Monday. Members will have lunch in the school cafeteria. Buddy Jones is program chairman.
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