Middletown launches disadvantaged student programs June 11
Government funded summer and pre school programs start June 11 for disadvantaged children in Amanda Central Garfield Jefferson Maple Park Oneida Sherman Taft and both Amanda and McKinley middle school areas. The summer program uses 77000 state funds aiding about 600 students and 85 teachers. the preschool uses 33800 federal Title I funds affecting about 280 children. Registration clinics for entering kindergarten occur next week with details on the preschool program.
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Amanda
Central
Garfield, Jefferson, Maple Park
Oneida, Sherman, and
Taft
Amanda and
McKinley
Gene Saylor
Prisoner of War Branch Denies Peace Involvement After Release
Attorney for Army Spec. 4 Michael Branch asserts his client is emotionally distressed and pressured by beatings after Viet Cong captivity. Branch, held at Ft. Knox for 12 days post release, allegedly signed an antiwar statement for medical aid. The case includes a looming court request for release and disputed press briefings.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Michael Branch
Highland Heights
William Hagedorn
Newport
Hagedorn
Ft. Knox
Branch
Robert Reid
Food stamp abuse complaints denied spark debate
USDA hearing accusations that the poor misuse food stamps draws pushback from welfare advocates who call the claims unfounded. A $4 monthly boost for a family of four starts July 1, while critics say it may lift prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Johnnie Tillman
National Welfare Rights Organization
Congress
McKinley Middle School Hosts 1973 Miss Pageant
The McKinley Middle School annual Miss and Little Miss McKinley Pageant is set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the school auditorium. Twenty nine contestants compete with a $1 advance or $1.25 at the door donation, benefiting new stage curtains and band instruments. Sponsored by the McKinley student council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Middle School
McKinley Student Council
Girl Wins JA Sales Award in 1972-73 Competition
Laura Forsyth named best salesman in the Junior Achievement program after a competition held at Armco offices. She is a Middletown High sophomore and Moments Unlimited vice president of sales. Second place went to Lee Chapman, third to Dawn Blanton.
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Laura Forsyth
Armco Eel. Corp
E. T. Forsyth
Wicklow Drive
Middletown High School
Moments Unlimited
Manchester Machine
Lee Chapman
Alvin Chapman
Lee Court
Monroe
Lemon- Monroe High School
Jarmco
Armco Metal Products
Dawn Blanton
Charles Blanton
Messiman Road
Madison High School
Dinaco
Diamond International Corp
Rap Brown convicted in Manhattan bar robbery and assault
H. Rap Brown and three codefendants were found guilty by a State Supreme Court jury of robbing the Red Carpet Lounge on West 85th Street and assaulting a policeman. The panel deadlocked on attempted murder charges and was dismissed. sentencing set for May 3.
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New York
H. Rap Brown
West Side
Manhattan
State Supreme Court
Arnold G. Fraiman
Brown
William M. Kunstler
Asst. Dist. Atty
Jack T. Litman
Fraiman
Red Carpet
West 85Th Street
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Local supervisor Paul Ruark elected Ohio Community School Education Association president
Paul Ruark adult evening school and community education supervisor for Middletown schools was elected president of the Ohio Community School Education Association in Dayton. He has served since 1950 in the local district and for 24 years as community education supervisor, a charter member who recently completed an interim term. Other officers elected include Randy Milner, James Hawkeir, Hilton Murphy, and Robert Lehman. The note also mentions ten community education associations nationally and Halifax’s historic 1750 fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ruark
Middletown
Ohio Community School Education Association
Ruark
Macready Ave
Monroe
Ohio Association
National Community School Education Association
Dayton
Randy Milner
Springfield
James Hawkeir
Miami University
Hilton Murphy
Toledo
Robert Lehman
Ohio
FDA to probe pacemaker defect charge from consumer group
The FDA will investigate claims by Ralph Nader's Health Research Group that up to 30,000 Medtronic pacemakers implanted before April 1972 may fail. The group warns 900 or more Americans could be living with a device that might stop working and calls for immediate recalls and replacements at company expense of five specific models.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Ralph Nader
Health Research Group
Medtronic Inc
Minneapolis
Minn
Earl E. Bakken
Nader
Medtronic
Sidney M. Wolfe
Pope Paul VI Sees Campora After Prior Peronist Talks
Pope Paul VI met in private with Hector Campora a Peronist and future Argentinian president after previously declining an audience with Juan Peron last November. Campora said he spoke as an Argentine citizen and as a future ruler. He later had a delayed meeting with Peron in a Rome hotel.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Juan Peron
Hector Campora
Campora
Holy Father
Peron
Rome
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Middletown School System
Marilyn
Indianapolis
Ind
Army
Quang Tri Province
Food and Nutrition Service
USDA
Rua
Armco Steel Sales Division
Jo Ludd
Armco
R. L. Head
W. C. Leight
Sun
S. Breiel
Rap Brown
Maat
Rogers Vauéu
Optical Dept
Central Ave
New Association
Canada
Halifax
Adult Evening School
FDA
Pope Paul VI
Crawford St
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