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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1977

Page

11

Retired to meet Thursday in Middletown library

The American Association of Retired Persons and National Retired Teachers Association plan a Thursday 2 p.m. meeting in Middletown Public Library Community Room. Lemon Monroe High pantomime group directed by Dela Ewalt will entertain. Greeters Verna Poe and Helen Denzer. servers Marjorie Wood Ella Baldwins Mary Humphreys. A spring workshop for officers held in Columbus featured Gladys McKee Harold Senf Hazel Banks and Florence Holman focusing on promoting chapter activities and membership involvement.

American Association of Retired Persons National Retired Teachers Association Middletown Public Library Lemon-Monroe High School Dela Ewalt Verna Poe Helen Denzer Marjorie Wood Ella Baldwins Mary Humphreys Columbus Gladys McKee Harold Senf Hazel Banks Florence Holman

Cincinnati teachers ratify contract ending longest city strike

Cincinnati teachers approved a three year contract by a 4 to 1 margin and planned to return to classrooms after 19 days of walkouts. The deal includes a 6 percent immediate raise and a 3 percent potential boost if revenue permits, with a June 14 tax levy and a June 30 reopener on pay and benefits.

Cincinnati Board of Education

Disclosure highlights state paid command post for Rhodes home

Former highway safety director Donald Cook disclosed that the state funded a 15 foot trailer command post at Gov James A Rhodes Upper Arlington home. Rhodes aide Chan Cochran and successor Robert Chiaramonte defend the use of department funds for security and say the guard belongs with the man, not the home.

Rhodes Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Upper Arlington Department Donald Dpd Cook Robert Chiaramonte Bexley Chan Cochran Chiaramonte Ohio Mobile Leasing Co Lancaster Robert Hughes Safety Department

Democrats seek Cook testimony on highway safety budget

Democrats in the Ohio Legislature seek to hear former highway safety director Donald D Cook testify at the Senate Finance Committee budget hearings. Finance Chairman Harry Meshel plans to invite Cook but has not reached him. Cook criticized department expenditures and questioned patrol use guarding the governor. The Senate began deliberations on the $11.8 billion two year budget. House approval stood 71-26.

Cook Senate Finance Committee Harry Meshel Youngstown Highway Safety Department Governor's Mansion State Mental Hospital Workmen's Compensation Meshel Ments Senate House

Northeast Hit by Storm Halting Grounded Power and Crop Loss

A sweeping late season Nor’easter dumped up to a foot of snow across the Northeast causing widespread power outages affecting about 110000 customers in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Farmers faced 1.5 million dollars in crop damage with tobacco and apples at risk as temperatures hovered in the 30s and 40s. Several towns closed schools, racing at Suffolk Downs was canceled, and Hanscom Air Force Base urged 5000 personnel to stay home to assist plowing efforts.

Associated Press Cape Cod Massachusetts Connecticut Southboro Rutland Anthony Amenta Connecticut Shade Tobacco Growers Association Suffolk Downs Boston Hanscom Air Force Base Air Force

Doctors warn high blood pressure more deadly than thought

Medical experts report hypertension poses severe risks including heart failure kidney damage and stroke, highlighting urgency in early detection and sustained treatment. The warning underscores rising cases and calls for broader screening and management initiatives.

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