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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1970

Page

15

Drama Group Plans Play At Garfield

A Mid dletown High School drama group will present Hello and Goodbye at Garfield Elementary School PTO meeting at 7 30 p m Monday. Gene Campbell Ray Standafer Mrs Cheri Carpenter and Jim Ellis will lead post performance discussion groups. The fifth grade will perform a musical pantomime and there will be entertainment.

Middletown High School Garfield Elementary School Pto Gene Campbell Ray Standafer Cheri Carpenter Jim Ellis

Hearings Continue On Middletown High School Disturbance

Hamilton County Juvenile Judge David Black will hear the remaining cases of juveniles charged in the Friday disturbance at Middletown High School. Defense attorneys Eugene Smith and Ronald Morgan of Cincinnati represent the youths.

Hamilton Butler County David Black Middletown High School Eugene Smith Ronald Morgan Cincinnati

Ribbon cutting opens Happening at Miami Middletown

State Sen. Walter Powell and Mrs. Neal Earley will cut a ribbon at 11 30 a m Saturday to open a two day Happening at Johnston Hall Middletown Campus. A parade of 51 flags will feature girls in national scout costumes and city and district officials attend. Tickets are 1 per family in advance and 1 25 at the door.

Walter Powell Neal Earley Great Rivers Girl Scout Council Johnston Hall Middletown Miami University Mary Jane Baker Springboro Regina Carter Jill Deaton Sally Kennedy City Commission Harold Morrison William Tunnell

County picks Madison township land for sanitary landfill

Butler County officials announce an option on 180 acres in southern Madison Township between Woosdale Road and the Great Miami River for a county sanitary landfill. The site lies within CG&E’s 2239 acres slated for the Great Miami Industrial Center and will use modern tech to prevent pollution with dikes to control flooding. Public hearings will be set after negotiations with local municipalities and engineers from Moulenbelt Seifert. The plan envisions later converting filled areas to recreational use financed by mortgage revenue bonds repaid by landfill fees.

Hamilton Butler County Madison Township Woosdale Road Great Miami River Trenton Cin Dayton Moulenbelt & Seifert Manny Garlikov Middletown James Cecere Cgéeré Cg&e

Medicare Pinches Payments Hit Midlothian Unit

Medicare payments for patients in the continuing care unit at Middletown Hospital have been denied in several cases. An assistant administrator estimated 15 claims affected, with some reconsidered and paid. Social Security and insurers tighten interpretations to curb fraud and overuse as costs rise.

Middletown Hospital James Elder Social Security Administration Gamertsfelder

Medicare custodial care dispute prompts patient letters

Middletown Hospital will send letters to all medicare patients stating that Medicare does not pay for custodial care in hospital or extended care facilities. The letters explain costs may be billed to patients if payments are denied months after discharge, and note the hospital and physicians are not part of the rejection.

Medicare Walter A. Midley Middletown Hospital Fred A. Globig Social Security Edwin Hellman Gordon Smith Middletown New York City Lebanon Edward Ullman Frank Dobrozsi Dobrozsi Oreon Jones Hellman William Warman New York Franklin

Middletown to survey schools for $68,000 efficiency boost

The Middletown Board of Education approved a $68 000 survey by Peat Marwick Mitchell and Co to streamline administration and budgeting as the district plans for growing enrollments and new facilities. Superintendent Gene T Lubera cites management by objectives and clearer community communication as key outcomes.

Middletown Board of Education Gene T. Lubera Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co Chicago

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