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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
19
SPRINGBORO The Clearcreek school board has adopted policy on confidentiality of student records to comply with the Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974.
Ohio Division 8 planners postpone a citizens participation meeting on a Second Street and Park Avenue bridge plan due to about 30 traffic studies awaiting completion. The delay follows new guidelines effective November 1 for state financed projects.
Corba Haven was permanently named Lemon Township police chief at the first 1975 meeting. Dorothy Ingram was unanimously elected township trustees chair. Donald Linkous dissented on Haven’s appointment and promotion plans. Temporary appropriations totaling 412 551 were approved. Residents raised concerns about slag from haulers and fencing disputes in the Streifthau Meyer area.
National Homes is negotiating the sale of 139 Tamarack Hills undeveloped lots to an Ohio developer, with closing hoped for late this month or early February. The village and National Homes have debated sewer fees and sections 1 2 3, while Mayor Eyler cautions on terms and oversight. The deal excludes Factory Road land and an option on an adjacent farm.
Fire Chief Larry Hollenbaugh pressed for immediate replacement of coats and boots as inflation strains funds. Council ponders worst-need gear while Gratis trustees note contract limits emergency funds to a fire truck.
Otterbein Home Auxiliary plans its first 1975 meeting on January 23 at 11 30 a m in the Otterbein Home with William Co McDulin of the Hamilton Journal News as speaker Got a Minute will be the topic A soup and beverage snack will be served before the 1 p m general meeting in the Campus Center Chapel Special music by the Otterbein Home Rhythm Band The organization supports Otterbein Home through gifts and service projects and has funded items such as an electric stimulator ultrasound machine and new wheel chairs Otterbein Home is a United Methodist retirement community near Lebanon with 350 residents.
Charles M. Schaninger resigns as president and CEO of Jaeger Machine Co. in Columbus. James D. Anderson, longtime vice president for manufacturing and marketing and 40-year employee, will assume the role.
Mrs. Claude Stapleton of Franklin named deputy director of the Warren County Board of Elections succeeding Lenora Hollon who retired after more than 30 years. Stapleton, a Democrat, will serve with Republican Fred Jones who was appointed director last year.
The Franklin Area Historical Society aims to finish a new foundation this weekend for the 1805 log post office building moved Dec 6. The Cincinnati movers gave 45 days to build, with Jan 18 as a potential deadline and fund-raising already at 1300 dollars amid 3800 spent on restoration.
McKinley Middle School principal Samuel Brewer reported a break-in last night with no damage estimate. Intruders shattered a second floor window to enter and broke into a vending machine, the teachers lounge, the principal office, and several classrooms.
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