Crossworld By Eugene Sheffer Let Stand 48 Vestment
A brief syndicated item notes Eugene Sheffer’s crossword feature remains in place with 48 vestment referenced, signaling continuation of the puzzle column.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1977
Page
11
A brief syndicated item notes Eugene Sheffer’s crossword feature remains in place with 48 vestment referenced, signaling continuation of the puzzle column.
WESTCHESTER the Lakota school board seeks the 104 acre Voice of America tract on Tylersville Road near I 75, once a Latin America broadcast site, surplus property now eyed for an outdoor education laboratory with a HEW application due July. The board accepted the resignation of Ray Spaulding as Union Elementary principal and started a search for a replacement. Liberty Junior School construction remains on schedule for a September opening, a second unnamed elementary project appears on track for December completion, and a $7,449,103.42 general fund budget for 1978 was tentatively approved with a July 15 noon hearing.
Germantown Mayor Marvin Hall asks village solicitor to probe if village property owners should have funded fire and police levies for German Township outside the village. He cites $76,198 paid for fire protection 1971–1977 by villagers and $36,921 from villagers plus $23,593 from village residents for township police levy. He argues taxation without representation and seeks potential refunds to the village coffers if funds were misapplied.
The Middletown School Board will review a Community Education Study proposing 2.2 million dollars in renovations at an open work session led by President Betty Lou Nein. The 7:30 pm discussion at the school administration building on Girard Avenue invites Middletown and Monroe residents to participate.
Gen Omar Bradley, the nation's leading infantryman, opened the National Infantry Museum at Ft Benning. He called coming to the fort like coming home and recalled 65 years in uniform. The museum, housed in a renovated hospital building, cost about $1 million to prepare. Bradley has been in a wheelchair since a 1973 stroke.
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