Transistor sirens adopted for three Middletown cruisers
Police officials announce three Middletown cruisers now use transistor sirens with public address and radio amplification. The unit draws less power, offers directional sound, longer battery life, and can be used for crowds and parades. Each siren costs 175 dollars with half funded by the federal civil defense program.
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Kent State Buys Land for Campus Expansion
Kent State University's board approved the purchase of 112 acres for future expansion at a cost of 123,079 dollars. The land lies across Summit Street Road from the current campus, and is bought from Ravenna realtor D. M. Wilson. Expansion to 475 acres coincides with the school's semi centennial celebration and 10,622 students are enrolled.
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