Math tops as trouble source for 1970 Middletown grads
Follow up survey of 260 Middletown and Lemon Monro e high school graduates entering college shows math caused more freshman difficulties than English. Of 1970 graduates, 36.8 percent pursued languages and mathematics. 89.2 percent passed the hours in their first term, while 95.5 percent overall hours. Webb notes limits of high school grades as predictors and plans 1971 follow ups.
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Middletown
Lemon-Monroe
Middletown City
Miami University
Tom Webb
Riculum
Webb
Atty Gen Plans Tax Vote Stopper in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown plans to block a bid by 40 House Republicans to put the income tax issue on the statewide ballot. If Brown disapproves the initial petitions, the movement could be delayed or halted while backers seek redrafts or court action.
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Columbus
William J. Brown
Brown
Ted W Brown
Legisla
John J. Gilligan
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
George D. Tablack
Campbell
Ohio
Lind to retire after 45 years with Armco Steel
John N. Lind assistant vice president transportation for Armco Steel Corp retires after more than 45 years. Charles W Hall will take over Lind s duties as director transportation. Hall has a long Armco career rising from fabricating plant to corporate transportation staff and beyond.
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John N. Lind
Armco Steel Corp
D. C. Osborne
Cedar
Charles W. Hall
Lind
Schirm Drive
Armbridge
National Supply Company
Armco
National Industrial Traffic League
National Association of Shippers Advisory Board
Hall
Fairfield
Metal Products
Ashland
Washington Court House
Kansas City
Midwestern
Middletown
City dwellers show higher psychiatric impairment study finds
University of Wisconsin researchers report metropolitan residents exhibit moderate psychiatric impairment at roughly twice the rural rate. In New York City and nearby rural Illinois and New York areas the impairment rate reaches 31 percent versus 16.5 percent in rural zones.
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Madison, Wis
Mdst
University of Wisconsin Studies
New York City
Ilinois
New York
Aity
Gene Summers
Lauren Seiler
Queens College
City University of New York
Richard Hough
Wooster College
Ohio
Ohio Air Pollution Board Extends Compliance Deadlines
The Ohio Air Pollution Control Board extended deadlines for sulfur dioxide particulates and carbon monoxide hydrocarbons photochemical oxides to align with federal EPA standards and set a Monday submission target for its program. The board faces a Cleveland air cleanup challenge and kept other permit levels as in the 1970 state plan.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Air Pollution Control Board
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Cleveland
Aor
Ohio
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Athens
Navy Sear
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Chaffee
Air Pollution Board
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