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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1977
Page
11
Miami University president Phillip R. Shriver announces strict enforcement will start when classes resume March 21. Campus police will monitor time limits and unauthorized parking in restricted lots as construction limits space and car use rise.
Sen. Howard Metzenbaum of Ohio backed a losing stance as the Senate approved a measure to require President Carter to spend funds Congress allotted for water projects in Ohio. John Glenn’s voting record was not noted in the citation for improper parking.
Springboro Parks and Recreation Board examined a 2.3-acre park plan for Sycamore Heights east of Ohio 741 and north of Elmnor Drive. Discussion included developer funding vs in lieu fees, with a decision set for a Planning Commission meeting. The board also seeks recreation staff applicants and outlined a 1977 budget of 20 000 dollars with allocations for capital, operations, and payroll.
Carlisle village council held second reading on a proposed zoning code amid requests for clarification. They plan final enactment at the March 24 meeting with inviting Baker Builders and W H Anderson Co to discuss current ordinances. The meeting also covered sewer-area talks, road intersections studies, and underpass safety.
On March 9 1973 McGeorge Bundy stated that disclosure of three documents in the Pentagon Papers case had not damaged national defense.
A Miami campus review calls for stronger efforts to improve women and racial minority status across campuses. The report cites low female and black representation among faculty, students, and committees, and urges targeted counseling, child care, and supportive services to attract and retain minority groups.
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