Tax levy still question mark in Middletown 1974 forecast
Middletown officials warn of severe belt-tightening in 1974 as costs outpace tax revenues. School board President Howard Schueller expects a levy vote this year, while a new financial adviser may trim costs to avoid new taxes. Contingency plans include possible school closings and bus route reviews amid energy and state funding pressures.
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Howard Schueller
Schueller
Middletown Teachers Association
MTA
Columbus
Robert Johnson
Monroe
Springhill
Johnson
Free home training helps Middleton families at Fair Acres
Fair Acres in Butler County runs a home training consultant program offering free help to families with developmental delays. Administrator Phil Estes notes parents should contact the program if they suspect a child is delayed as the facility marks the end of its first year of operation.
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Fair Acres
Butler County
Hamilton
Phil Estes
Butler County Board of Mental Retardation
Estes
Middletown
Home training program aids Middletown autistic children study
Journal Sunday Scope reports a Fair Acres program serving 130 trainable mentally retarded students, with 14 teachers and 12 aides, led by Eileen Rickerson. The home training consultant system, run by Butler County Mental Retardation, aims to evaluate development and coach parents for early progress toward preschool or school-age programs.
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Fair Acres
Eileen Rickerson
Cincinnati
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