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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1969

Page

5

Crisis in Ohio education finance threatens schools

Ohio faces a growing education funding crisis as districts close and levy defeats mount. Voters rejected 55 percent of local school tax issues, signaling a funding shortfall that threatens next year’s operations and possible school closures across multiple districts.

Martin W. Essex Ohio Associated Press Essex Youngstown Cincinnati Paul E. Miller Parma Warren Education Association Michael Zockle

Civilian worker heads for Vietnam with AID

Ed Strinko, Lemon Monroe High School social studies teacher and 1961 graduate, leaves for Washington for three month training with AID to become a civilian refugee officer in Vietnam. He signs a 40 month contract and hopes for Foreign Service work with Asia as a goal. He notes the need to travel and live abroad to learn and says civilian work may reach people more effectively than military action.

Fred Sennet Ed Strinko Lemon-Monroe High School Last Frontier Stinko Middletown Washington, D. C Agency For International Development Vietnam Strinko America Peace Corps Nepal Foreign Service Aid Burma Washington Asia

Nixon Owns One Acre In Ohio Cemetery Trail to Obituary

In Lancaster Ohio a one acre burial plot held in trust since 1817 for presidents lies west of the city. Nathaniel Wilson III deeded the land to James Monroe and successors to keep it sacred as a presidential burial ground. The plot allows any future president or their immediate family to be buried there. The note mentions Nixon and his Ohio birth origin.

Lancaster, Ohio Nixon Ohio Nathaniel Wilson III Lancaster Wilson James Monroe United States California

Ancient Grand Canyon North Rim inhabitants vanish

The north rim of the Grand Canyon held a population from circa A.D. 600, gradually growing until around A.D. 1150, when, at their peak, they left the area forever.

Grand Canyon

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