Folk Ballet Pioneer Mann Promotes American Folk Ballet
Mrs. Mann leads a 26 member troupe in American Folk Ballet a new dance form based on American folklore. She trains dancers to forget strict classical steps and aims to attract male audiences by highlighting athletic movement. The company performs tomorrow at Dave Finkelman Auditorium with workshops today at Miami University Middletown and shows upcoming on ABCs American Spirit and the Oscars. Tickets at the door $1.50 adults 75 cents students seniors. MUM students kept free with ID.
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Middletown
Miami University
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DeWeese Dance Academy
University of Utah
Freedom Foundation
Hospital officers re elected at Middletown meeting
Wilbur Cohen was re elected president of the board of trustees of the Middletown Hospital Association at yesterday's board meeting. Russell S. Weatherwax was re elected vice president, Donald Reichel derfer the treasurer, and James Martindale secretary. New board members Carl Fiora and Dr Ray E Kiefhaber were welcomed to their first meeting by Cohen.
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Middletown Hospital Association
Russell S. Weatherwax
Donald Reichelderfer
James Martindale
Carl Fiora
Ray E. Kiefhaber
Cohen
Middletown Woman On Trial for Indiana Murder Confession
Fort Wayne jurors heard Middletown woman Halitha Hill admit an oral confession to Det. Andy Stephens ten days after the shooting death of Joyce Brooks. Hill testified to being high on marijuana and a tranquilizer when she confessed, but the judge denied suppression of the statement and gun recovery. The case goes to deliberation with an Allen Circuit Court jury.
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Andy Stephens
Halitha Hill
10Th Ave
Joyce Elaine Brooks
Ron van Arsdale
Arnold Ferguson
Allen
Stephens
Miss Hill
Cantrelle Johnson
Brooks
Domestic quarrel ends at City Building
Police responded to a disturbance on the City Building lawn after a woman reported an argument with her estranged husband and another man. He assaulted the other man’s car, damaging the windshield and hood, then left as officers advised charges may be filed.
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Butler Democratic groups to meet in Hamilton
The Butler County Democratic central and executive committees will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Hamilton YWCA at Third and Dayton Streets. The agenda is expected to include discussion of potential candidates for the upcoming political primaries.
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Middletown and Monroe seek I-75 access via new interchanges
Planning commissions in Middletown and Monroe endorsed steps to improve access from I-75 by pursuing an interchange at Manchester Road and widening Cincinnati-Dayton Road to four lanes from Greentree Road to Ohio 63. City and village officials see the plan as reducing congestion and linking I-75 with local routes.
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Richard Monroe
George Morgan
Kunkler
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Ohio- Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments
I- 75
R. Paul Christiansen
Manchester
Middletown- Monroe
Greentree
OKI
Christiansen
Seth Johnston
Johnston
Journal corrects Middletown High School dispersal error
The Journal notes a previous Middletown High School story misquoted a police report. Police said no order to disperse was given and officers did not enter the building. The error arose from a reporter’s misconstruction during a newsroom telephone call.
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Satellite hospital decision delayed
MIAMISBURG An extension of time gives Dr John Ackerman director of the state Department of Health one more week to decide whether Kettering Medical Center can build a 154 bed satellite hospital. The Health Planning Council had recommended against approval 11-3 on Feb 18 and the decision affects eligibility for federal funds and Medicaid or Medicare reimbursements.
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Middletown CETA workers face potential summer layoff
Cincinnati plans to lay off 400 federally funded workers by June 1 under CETA, while Middletown has no immediate layoff plan for 66 city employees under the same program. CETA funds may end June 30 without further congressional appropriations, though aWork Experience program continues for another year.
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Middletown
Congress
Randy Harrison
CETA
Butler County Manpower Department
William Donaldson
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