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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1975
Page
21
The Middletown Board of Education informed Superintendent Robert Johnson that his contract will not be renewed when it ends in July. Both Johnson and the board issued statements at the meeting confirming the action. Page 9 carries a full news story about last night's developments.
The five member Middletown board states education faces nationwide pressures and urges new leadership after disputes over funding and attitudes. It emphasizes replacing Dr. Johnson with an administrator who can unite divergent views and restore district pride.
In a board reading Supt Robert Johnson expressed heartfelt thanks to certificated and non-certificated staff for their dedication, praised the press and radio, and thanked the Middletown community. He said he will stay on the school staff and support his successor, stressing conscience and faith as guiding principles.
E L Patton of Alyeska Pipeline Service warns the Trans Alaska pipeline faces tight timing and possible delays from weather logistics or permitting. Builders say material delivery and mobilization are ongoing as crews work toward a Nov 1978 completion from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez on a $6 billion 798 mile route.
Eight baseball clubs including New York Boston and Chicago unite to organize the National League with a formal agreement dated February 2 1876. The move marks a milestone in organized professional play and league structure.
Seni Pramoj, opposition leader against the military, defeats Chatichai Choonhavan in a parliamentary ballot to become Thailand's prime minister. With 133 votes to 52, and 8 abstentions, he secures a coalition path as King Bhumibol’s confirmation is viewed as ceremonial amid anti military protests outside parliament.
A workshop on using instructional television for area teachers and administrators is set for Middletown Campus of Miami University February 18 from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m. SOITA plans and pricing are announced by Robert A Wood with sessions by Ohio education officials and Miami University staff. Reservations by phone to 529 5327 in Oxford accepted until noon February 17.
All tickets for Saturday night’s Can Can were sold out. Middletown Symphony season ticket holders may exchange tickets for tonight or tomorrow night by calling Beth or Nita Landen at 2015 Central Ave. The musical runs at 8 p.m. in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium, co sponsored by the Symphony and Campus Community Players.
Catherine Nardiello, Middletown High School junior, will present a 14-piece organ recital at First United Methodist Church starting 2 30 p m. She will perform Bach works to close with Brahms and others in a hour long program. The event is open to the public free of charge.
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