Middletown Vo Ed Group Chosen For School Merger Plan
Superintendent Robert Johnson announced a 10 member committee to draft a merger plan between the proposed joint Hamilton Middletown vocational school and a parallel plan by the Butler County Board of Education. Local members include Richard Peters Joseph Heck Susan Harris Frederick Van Scoyoc and James S Rockovich. Hamilton district will name five members, with the first joint meeting slated for July 2 in Hamilton.
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Middletown
Middletown-Hamilton
Butler County and School
Robert Johnson
Richard Peters
Armco Steel Corp
Joseph Heck
Susan Harris
Irvings
Frederick van Scoyoc
James S. Rockovich
Armco
Hamilton City
Hamilton-Middletown
Butler County Board of Education
Eight hurt in three city traffic crashes
Eight persons were injured yesterday in three separate accidents investigated by police. Leona Baker, 55, was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a two car crash on Carmody Boulevard at Columbia Avenue. Gerald Jackson, 30, was cited for failure to yield. A second crash on Carmody Boulevard at Ohio 4 left Darrell Griggs with back injuries and facial cuts. Morris Camel was cited for driving left of center. A motorcycle rider, Jeff Groshardt, 17, was cited for driving without lights and no license after a collision on S Highview Road.
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Middletown Hospital
Leona Baker
Germantown Road
Carmody Boulevard
Columbia Avenue
Jackson
Woodlawn Ave
Fitzwater
Mrs. Jean Cowgill
Woodlawn Avenue
Judy Ann Cowgill
Rebecca Ann Cowgill
Jeannie Griggs
Yankee Road
Morris Camel
17Th Ave
Camel
S. Highview Road
Jeff Groshardt
Fulton Lane
Thomas Watson
Brezhnev Sees Armco Leader Verity in Washington
Soviet leader Brezhnev told Armco Steel chair William Verity he looked forward to meeting in Moscow to discuss the Russian steel industry. Verity, meeting Brezhnev at Blair House with about 40 businessmen, called the talks warm and productive and cited Brezhnev’s favorable remarks on U.S.-Soviet trade and peace.
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Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
William Verity
Armco Steel Corp
Verity
Moscow
Brezhnev
Blair House
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Powell warns on Soviet pact and defends F111 budget inclusion
Rep. Walter E. Powell cautioned about potential danger in trade with the Soviet Union and defended including the F111 in the federal budget. He criticized Lukens penalty as too severe after Ohio Supreme Court upheld ineligibility ruling. Powell urged security buildup despite Brezhnev visit and said cost considerations may favor one F111 monthly production if costs rise. Institutions referenced include the House Armed Services Committee, the B1 program, and the Ohio election case.
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Washington
Walter E. Powell
Soviet Union
House Armed Services Committee
Donald E
Buz
Lukens
Ohio Supreme Court
Ted Brown
Powell
Armed Services Committee
Hospitals seek freeze exemption from cost controls
The American Hospital Association seeks to exempt hospitals from the 60 day price freeze, arguing Phase 3 costs force higher hospital expenditures. Middletown Hospital supports the stance while noting no direct impact. The group urges letters to congressmen as it questions government payment freezes and possible reimbursement gaps.
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The
American Hospital Association
Middletown Hospital
Cost of Living Council
City opens new drug center treats first two clients
Project Director Lewis Griffin said the city's new drug treatment center began with two clients and will offer drop in counseling and referrals. Located in the former Doty House on Curtis Street, it received a $171,073 federal grant from the National Mental Health Institute. Griffin, appointed last week, outlined plans for a multi modality center including methadone treatment and in patient detoxification at Middletown Hospital. He noted the building currently fails safety standards for an in residence facility and future steps depend on need and cost.
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Lewis Griffin
Griffin
Doty House
Curtis Street
National Mental Health Institute
Middletown Hospital
Pastor seeks driving license restoration after suspension
Judge J T Lamb said he has the Rev James A Holloman 42 pastor of United Missionary Baptist Church under advisement on a motion to restore his suspended driver's license Holloman who headed the Council on Human Dignity had six point violations all for speeding in Middletown Franklin Dayton Butler and Greene counties The petition cites ministerial duties including sick visitation and asserts no charges beyond speeding or traffic accidents were involved.
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J. T. Lamb
James A. Holloman
United Missionary Baptist Church
Council On Human Dignity
Lamb
Holloman
Middletown
Franklin
Dayton
Butler County
Fairfield
Greene County
Equipment Not Stolen In Security Action
The Journal clarifies that a tape player two speakers and cartridges were not stolen from Arthur E Williams home at 910 Catalpa Drive. Police seized the equipment for security reasons.
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the Journal
Arthur E. Williams
Catalpa
Woman, 62, Hit by Car in Middletown
A 62 year old Middletown woman Edna Penny Combs was struck along Trenton Franklin road east of Ohio 122 by a car driven by Emily A. Libecap 19 of Carlisle. Libecap said she swerved to avoid a vehicle crossing the center line. Combs received treatment in Middletown.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Trenton- Franklin Road
Ohio 122
Butler County
Edna ‘‘Penny” Combs
Germantown Road
Emily A. Libecap
Carlisle
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Nikita Khrushchev
Fairfield Republican
Journal
Area News
Middletown Hospital Association
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
City Transit
CITY
Yankee
Douglas
Far Hills
Meadowland
South Plains
ICE
ATCO
Rogers
Optical Dept
Central Ave
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