Trenton Woman Attends NEA Convention Debates Welfare Issues
Mrs. Shirley D. Willis of Trenton attends the Dallas NEA convention where key topics include mandatory Social Security for teachers and a dues increase. The Ohio delegation, representing 3,000 teachers, pushes for ERA extension and opposes mandatory Social Security enrollment while other issues like graduation testing and private school tax credits receive lighter scrutiny.
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Shirley D. Willis
Trenton
Willis
Lemon- Monroe High School
NEA
Ohio Education Association
OFA
Butler
Warren
Clinton
Ohio
Dallas
Congress
Aed
DEA
Becme
Lemon-Monroe
Recycling center not a junkyard in public view
New York AP reports M J Mighdell of the National Association of Recycling Industries argues that labeling facilities as junkyards and junk carts, plus licensing and beautification laws, hampers municipal recycling projects. He warns discriminatory rules can shut recycling yards and plants and push materials back into the waste stream.
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Mighdell
Volunteer Probation Aid Seeks Community Support
Ezra Heard leads the county Volunteer Probation Aid program aiming to pair youths at risk with adult mentors for one hour weekly. The effort, part of CETA efforts, struggles to recruit volunteers for one on one guidance though group activities and trips to a Bengals camp continue. Contact 423 9206 for involvement.
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Ezra Heard
WPA
Heard
Cincinnati Bengals
CETA
Darren Brown
Brown
VPA
Canine obedience show set at Montgomery County Vocation School
More than 25 breeds will join the Wonderful World of Dogs in Action on July 15 and 16 at 6800 Hoke Road near Clayton. Sponsored by Gem City Dog Obedience Club of Dayton, the event benefits Morris Animal Foundation and SCAN. Activities include herding, search and rescue, narcotic and bomb detection, water rescue, tracking, retrieving, heeling and seeing eye demonstrations. Admission is 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children under 12.
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Dayton
Montgomery County Joint Vocational School
Hoke Road
Clayton
Gem City Dog Obedience Club
Morris Animal Foundation
Montgomery County
Middletown Native Earns Law Degree at UCLA
Middletown native Victor B. MacFarlane Jr. has earned a juris doctor degree from the University of California Law School at Los Angeles. He previously earned a bachelor of arts from the University of New Mexico and was honored by the Black Law Journal of New Mexico. He chaired the Third World Coalition of Moot Court, interned in the U S District Court in Albuquerque, and will pursue an MBA at the University of Pittsburgh on an honorary scholarship.
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Victor B. MacFarlane Jr
Dharma Jordan Bess
Fifth Ave
University of California Law School At
Los Angeles
MacFarlane
University of New Mexico
Black Law Journal of
New Mexico
Third World Coalition of Moot Court
U.S District Court
Albuquerque
N. M
The
University of Pittsburgh
University
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National Education Association
Texas
Shirley Willis
LMHS
New York
M.J. Mighdell
National Association of Recycling Industries
Chemlawn Bulletin
Hemlaws Tram
Ile
North University Blvd
Montoloane RY Ward
Middletown
Eric J. Koren
Dr. Koren
First National
First National Bank
AGS Jfirst National Bank
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