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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1978
Page
16
The Village Planning Commission held an informal session last night with developers including Mike Schueler to review tentative development and thoroughfare plans for Springboro. The discussion focused on potential roadway adjustments and future growth while noting pending details and next steps.
Miami University music groups under Nicholas A. Poccia will perform a diverse program at Hall Auditorium Tuesday at 8 p.m. Free admission, open to the public, with over 100 student musicians participating. A separate village commission meeting is planned for next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. to discuss a master plan with Vogt Sage Pflum consultants.
The Dayton Kennel Club hosts the 55th annual All-breed Dog Show at Hara Arena on Shiloh Springs Road. About 1,785 dogs representing 112 breeds compete with judging from 9 a.m. All adults pay 1.50, seniors 60 and older or children under 12 pay 0.75. Proceeds fund the Local Spay Neuter Assistance Program run by the non-profit club.
The large spreading hooves of reindeer enable exceptional movement in snow covered regions. Their hoof structure distributes weight and provides traction, allowing sauntering across drifted landscapes and enabling efficient foraging and travel in Arctic environments.
Frank Snepp, ex CIA analyst and author, told Miami University students that U S supported corruption among Vietnamese officials helped cause the war loss. He contrasted generals living well with Viet Cong leadership in the field and criticized agency practices and misinformation about enemy strength. He described the CIA as protecting drug traffickers and warned that staff cuts could spur more memoirs.
Franklin Schools face possible shutdown before year end as General fund appropriations total 4.68 million reflect 7.83 percent pay cuts to fit certified resources. Trustees compare with a 5.06 million operation level and a 4.96 million cutback scenario, fearing textbook and material losses and potential year end curbs. A 7 mill levy Vote set for April 18 to raise local funds, with committees planned to foster approval as state aid remains uncertain. The district seeks short term borrowing up to 276,107 and tax revenue advance up to 300,000 to bridge cash needs.
Preble County Health Department requires permits and inspections for all water hookups to the Water Association system in southeastern Preble County. Health Commissioner James Lucas notes the goal to prevent backflow contamination. Applications are available at the health office 119 S Barron St Eaton.
Franklin High School team will compete on Its Academic tonight at 7 30 on Channel 48. Contestants Patty Brown Pete Baker and Tim Johnson clash with teams from Brookville and St Henry high schools. Rebroadcast Saturday at 2 p m.
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