Valley View teachers avert strike with $240 time pay deal
After a seven hour session Valley View school board and teachers agreed on a $240 one time payment indexed to the pay scale to be distributed over 11 pay periods from March 31 to August. The pact, awaiting board ratification, leaves teachers with a larger final total for higher credentials and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Ritchey
Germantown Valley View School Board
Dave Reid
Association
Impasse
Valley View
Winter storm sweeps broad swath of nation with snow and rain
A moisture filled winter storm dumped heavy snow from the central Plains to the Great Lakes and rain from the Mississippi Valley eastward. Six inches fell in ONeill Nebraska and five in Pickstown South Dakota while Minnesota and northern Iowa saw three to four inch depths. Officials warned of more accumulations and issued flash flood watches across several states as hail and fog accompanied storms in the Carolinas, Oklahoma and beyond.
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Associated Press
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
O'Neill
Neb
Pickstown
S.D
Minnesota
Iowa
Oklahoma
Upper
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Plains
Ohio Valley
Carolinas
Virginia
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Missouri
Indiana
Kentucky
Charleston
S.C
San Angelo
Tex
Memphis
Tenn
Miami University Senate Elects 16 Faculty to Council
The Miami University Senate has elected 16 faculty members to serve on its University Council for next year. The council comprises 36 voting members: 16 faculty, 12 students, and eight presidential appointees. Elected faculty represent various departments and campuses including Bergstrom Middletown, Kaufman Hamilton, Rockwood Arts and Science, and Truax Fine Arts among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University Senate
University Council
David W. Bergstrom
Middletown
Elwood Bohn
College of Arts
Robert Bernstein
Gerald DiPalma
Curtis W. Ellison
Western College of Miami
Fredrick S. Gass
Kenneth M. Glass
Harold W. Jasper
School of Business Administration
Robert C. Johnson
Donald G. Kaufman
Hamilton
Karl E. Limper
Harry C. Lyle
Philip A. Macklin
Kenneth E. McDiffett
Susan W. Rockwood
Harold A. Truax
Rats on South Pacific Island Reach Huge Population
A pair of rats on a hospitable South Pacific island, free from natural enemies, can yield about 20 million descendants within three years, illustrating rapid population growth in ideal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pacific
Democratic caucus to vote on Cambodia aid policy today
The House Democratic Caucus plans a policy vote that could gauge support for Ford's Cambodia aid request. A Senate subcommittee approved a 125 million dollar Cambodia military aid compromise, while broader House action remains contentious amid calls for monthly certification of end negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
U.S
Cambodia
Senate
Democratic Caucus
Ford
South Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations
House Foreign Affairs
Congress
Harrington
Pierre S. du Pont
R-Del
Don Bonker
D-Wash
Lee H. Hamilton
D-Ind
Larry Winn Jr
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Seary
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Humphrey
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Middletown Area safety seminar plans announced for April 8
The third annual Middletown Area Safety Seminar Let Safety Thrive in 75 plans completed. The day at the Manchester Inn features workshops on safety themes with Ray Montsalvatge as noon luncheon speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Bosnak Journal
Middletown
Manchester Inn
Ray Montsalvatge
Dayton
Xenia
Lowell Thomas
WPFB
John Troeger
Death notices and services in Middletown area
Deaths include Sandra M Brundidge 23 of 611 18th Ave Middletown Hospital autopsy planned. Barbara Park Nursing Home resident Oredoes Robinson 64 of 3084 Lynn Dr Franklin died there. services Friday McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial Woodside Cemetery. Surviving relatives listed. Another Hamilton deaths listed with times and churches including Nina Merritt Ella McQueen Joseph Grathwohl and Leroy Hoskins.
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Sandra M. Brundidge
18Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Joel F. Bailey
Oredoes Robinson
Lynn Drive
Franklin
Barbara Park
Robinson
Taff
Ala
Middletown
Betty Shillinglaw
Cedric Webb
Jacksonville
Grady Webb
LaFayette
McCoy-Leffler
William Julian
Woodside Cemetery
Hamilton
Nina Merritt
Edison Ave
Brown- Dawson
Victor Smith
Hudson Ave
Kelly Hodges
Roger Hodges
Ft. Jackson
S.C
St. Stephen's Church
Bernard Ebbing
N. Fifth St
Ella McQueen
Harmon Ave
London
Joseph Grathwohl
Allen Ave
Colligan
Leroy Hoskins
Sherman Ave
Webb
Scouts Attend International Dinner Meeting with 129 Attendees
An international Scout dinner at Hunter School drew 129 adult and senior Girl Scouts. Eleven neighborhoods prepared meals from many nations as flags from 35 countries lined the stage. Area chairman Mrs. Harold Dance announced officer nominees and introduced guests including Barbara O By rne and Mary Maurer. Sarah Fershee spoke on scouting impact. The program featured an "American Bicentennial Byline" skit and plans for next year in Cincinnati Gardens with displays on 1800 to 1825.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter School
Harold Dance
Barbara O’byrne
Great Rivers Girl Scout Council
Mary Maurer
Maurice Rohrkemper
Ruby Jones
Audrey Cornell
Ray Bunnell
Sarah Fershee
Evan Hamilton
Paul Bell
Cincinnati Gardens
John Barton participates in Wilmington junior piano recital
John Barton, son of Mr and Mrs John Barton of 2807 Superior Ave, took part in a junior honors piano program in Wilmington yesterday. The event was sponsored by the Junior Federation of Music Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barton
Superior Ave
Wilmington
The
Junior Federation of Music Clubs
Township Eyes Park Plan With Hunter Lions
Franklin Township trustees agreed to cooperate with the Hunter Lions on eight acres of park land between Ohio 122 and Rose Marie Road. Harold Baker said funds are set aside to develop a master plan this year with community help. The land was donated by late developer Dave Finkelman of Middletown. Trustees also agreed to add a garage bay in Carlisle for $100 a month at the Fairview Drive and Union Road site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Township
Hunter Lions
Ohio 122
Rose Marie Road
Harold Baker
Dave Finkelman
Middletown
Village of
Carlisle
Fairview Drive
Union Road
Franklin Arts Guild Plans Beautification And Studio Use
City Manager Bernard Eichholz proposed landscaping and a sign for the Scout Hut leased structure used by the Boy Scouts. The depot will open as a studio for artists from 1 to 4 p.m. Mondays and 6 to 10 p.m. Tuesdays starting next week. The guild voted to add an S to its name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Bernard Eichholz
Boy Scouts
Herbert
Donna) Swiger
Verity lawn fete leaders named for May event
Verity Middle School lawn fete chairmen include Carol and David Parker with Velma and Hobart Deep Emma and Bill Humanie Sue Storie plus numerous other pairs and singles. The fete is set for May 10 and marks a shift from Miami Valley Arts Council to encompass all fine arts.
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Carol and
David Parker
Verity Middle School
Velma
Hobart Deep
Emma
Bill Humanie
Sue Storie
Linda
Mike Rinehart
Gladys Perkins
Sandy
Art Boyer
Pat
Lloyd Larsson
Rita
Don Brunswick
Virginia
John Ingram
Virgil Downs
Johanna Geldrich
Connie
Lee
Dick Bendel
Ruth Chenoweth
Judy Bursk
Coffee
The
Miami Valley Arts Council
Swiger
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Mike Doyle
Valley View Classroom Teachers Association
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
OAPSE
Richard Jordan
George Kuhn
Kansas
Tennessee
Florida
Rockies
Far West
Butte
Mont
Key West
Fla
Democratic
Caucus
Rep
Michael J. Harrington
D-Mass
Gus Yatron
Dpa
William B. Wolfe
Xenia City
Herman Menapace
Greene Memorial Hospital
Dickson Burrows
Miami Valley Disaster Services Authority
Betty Davis
Golden Age, Inc
Montsalvatge
Oscar
Ptl
Jack Combs
Jack Harris
Armco Steel Corp
Dick Moore
Sandra Brundidge
Middletown Bank
Hunter Area
Arts Guild
Verity Lawn
Moore St
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