Middletown Board Approves Temporary Budget Plan
The Middletown Board of Education set a special meeting for next Monday to approve a temporary school budget for 1974. A 3.8 percent teacher salary increase, urged by a panel, was accepted, though the Middletown Teachers Association is unhappy and will vote later this month. The board will use the $14 million budget and must approve a permanent plan by next year.
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Middletown Board of Education
Middletown Teachers Association
William Schaefer
Actin
Schaefer
Streets Closed This Week For Repairs In City
Two city streets will be closed for repairs this week. Westbound lanes on Central Avenue from Sutphin to Moore streets will close for four hours starting 8 a.m. tomorrow per Leslie Hunter of the water department. North Avenue from University Boulevard to Charles Street is shut for four days for railroad crossing work.
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Sunset Park
Della Ewalt
Sheckler
Central Avenue
Sutphin
Moore Streets
Leslie Hunter
Department of Public Utilities
North Avenue
University Boulevard
Charles Street
City plan to permit subdivision signs under new rules
Planning staff will ask the City Planning Commission to consider a zoning amendment allowing subdivision signs up to 20 square feet, 50 square feet in an industrial ark district, with six or more lots, to be removed within two years and one month of permit issuance.
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City Planning Commission
City Building Commission
Ark
Januar Ri Lowey
Bretz
Board of Zoning Appeals
Wil
Petersen seeks Middletown City Commission seat
Laurens C. Pete Petersen announces his candidacy for the November City Commission race as third contender alongside incumbents Tom Blake and James W. Saunders. Petersen, 30, an Armco Steel electrical engineer, lists sponsors including Harvey C. Apple James Burgess Dorothy Pettebaum David Truck and Robert Housh. He stresses energetic leadership to drive Middletown growth and vows to be available to citizens. He and wife Connie reside at 2703 Fleming Road with their three children.
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Petersen
Harvey C. Apple
Flemming Road
James A. Burgess
Riverside Drive
Dorothy V. Pettebaum
Manchester Road
David R. Truck
Milton Road
Robert D. Housh
Middletown Works
Armco Steel Corp
Connie
Franklin
Middletown
Lemming Road
Fire chief test set as Auvil seeks post
Acting Fire Chief Victor Auvil will take a civil service exam for fire chief on August 31 at 8 a.m. in the city building chamber. Deputy chiefs Milan Alexander and Ernest Gehm are eligible. Gehm declines due to health, leaving four-fireman short as Mattson retires after 43 years.
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Victor Auvil
Auvil
James L. Mattson
Randall Harrison
City Commission Chamber
Ernest Gehm
Cit
Milan Alexander
Gehm
Mattson
Cement truck driver injured in fall at Middletown site
Lonzo Hensley of 1503 S Main St fell from his cement truck at a Central Avenue Moore Street construction site at 3 p m yesterday. He sustained injuries to his left hip wrist elbow and back and was transported by ambulance to Middletown Hospital where he remained in good condition this morning.
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Middletown Sand & Gravel Co
Middletown
Lonzo Hensley
S. Main St
Central Avenue
Moore Street
Cincinnati boy drowns in Florida hotel pool
Police in Palm Beach report three year old Michael Huber of Cincinnati drowned in a hotel swimming pool while on vacation with his parents. The incident occurred Monday and authorities are investigating the accidental death.
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Palm Beach
Fila
Michael. Huber
Cincinnati
City labor relations program to be updated
Roy Bechtel administrative analyst to the city manager will join a four month intern program in Madison Wisconsin this fall to upgrade local government labor relations. Sixteen officials from around the country were chosen for the second series funded by Intergovernmental Personnel Act via the National League of Cities US Conference of Mayors and National Association of Counties. Bechtel will work with Barry Ott during negotiations with six city unions. He completed orientation at the University of Maryland and will return to the city for at least a year after the program.
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Roy __ Bechtel
Madison
Wis
Lador Management Relations Service
National League of Cities
U.S. Conference of Mayors
National Association of Countries
Bechtel
Barry Ott
University of Maryland
Franklin council candidate files for city seat
Franklin resident R L Turner 23 of 12 Kentwood Dr filed with the Warren County Board of Elections for a Franklin City Council seat this November. Turner a Clinton Massie HS graduate and two year Ohio State Univ student, previously worked as a Warren County prosecutor's investigator and for county commissioners. He campaigned for George Wallace Lukens and Ruppert and named local volunteers for his campaign committee. The filing is the third for three seats. incumbents and other candidates are noted with one incumbent hospitalized after a motorcycle accident and others not seeking re election.
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Franklin
R. L. Turner
Kentwood Drive
Warren County Board of Elections
Franklin City
Turner
Clinton-Massie
Clinton County
Ohio State University
Jesse Turner
Clarksville
Warren County Prosecutor's Office
George Wallace
Donald E
Buz) Lukens
Ohio
James Ruppert
U.S
Miami Valley
Herbert Swiger
Harold Callahan
Gerald Miller
Joe Baxter Jr
Fire damages home on Arlington Avenue
Careless smoking caused a fire at 8 a.m. damaging Madge Bond’s two story home at 2198 Arlington Ave. The chair was the origin with heavy smoke damage. Firemen fought the blaze for 40 minutes. no injuries reported. The loss was estimated at 3500 dollars.
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Madge Bond
Arlington Ave
Missionary Rev Fair to Speak at Dayton Church Event
The Rev. Charles Fair of United Missionary at Church in Dayton will address a 7 30 p m service Thursday at Shiloh Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe. The event is hosted by the Missionary Seca of the church.
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Charles Fair
United Missionary At Church In
Dayton
Shiloh
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