Middletown Schools Enforce Immunization Rules Ahead of Fall
Middletown area schools exclude students lacking state required immunizations, while Franklin Madison and Edgewood districts report efforts to reach compliance. A Warren County Health Department clinic offers immunizations, with more than 300 still unaccounted for and follow up letters issued. Local officials warn exclusions may begin next year.
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City approves 1979 street upgrades costing 2.64 million
Fifteen city streets face improvements including curbs, pavements, sewers and sidewalks from Breiel Boulevard to the eastern limits and multiple cross streets. City funds total 1.8 million with 800 thousand from assessments to benefiting property owners. Remaining streets and front foot assessments listed. plan tied to a 1976 initiated program and to be reviewed by the city manager and finance director before final approval.
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Middletown Schools Exclude 125 Unimmunized Students
James Mack, director of student personnel, announced that 125 Middletown City Schools students still do not meet immunization requirements and are excluded from school. The count reflects the ongoing compliance effort and affects those unable to attend until requirements are met.
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Miami U. may rescind South African boycott
Miami University's board of trustees plans a June session on Oxford Campus to reverse the April divestment decision targeting firms with significant South Africa ties. The move, opposed by President Shriver, risked alumni gifts and required lowest bidder contracts. Reuters and The Journal-News note expected June votes 5-3 or 6-2.
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Mitown City Schools workers vote on wage pact tonight
Non certificated staff represented by Ohio Association of Public School Employees will decide on a proposed wage agreement promising a larger raise than certificated staff. The contract expired April 30 and an extension runs to Tuesday with a board vote possible if the proposal passes tonight. The group includes secretaries aides bus drivers custodians and food service workers. The deal includes a salary study CAPSE involvement and 90 percent cost coverage with retroactive pay to January 1 if approved.
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Journal Delivery Delays Hit Subscribers
Production problems caused late newspaper delivery this morning with similar issues possible for some subscribers today. The Journal apologizes for the inconvenience.
Muffler shop walls breached in late night break-ins
Police report several break-ins last night including a muffler shop at 1614 First Ave where a plywood panel was removed and a wall kicked in. Some change was stolen from a desk in the main garage area.
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PRISM elects new officers and board members
PRISM, the South Main Street preservation group, elected seven new board members and four officers for the coming year. Officers include Phyllis Wacker as president, Phyllis Billman as vice president, Eileen Gomia as secretary, and Evelyn Day as treasurer. New directors serving three-year terms are James G. Wikoff, Ann, Evelyn Day, Harry, Eileen Gomia, and Ralph Schirmer. Lynn Housh will fill a one-year term.
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Stolen Property Reported From Bythewood Residence
Butler County deputies report more than $1,500 worth of items stolen from Edward Bythewood’s home at 469 Middletown Eaton Road on Wednesday. The haul included several guitars, two portable televisions, tools and a camera.
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Middletown Man Found Guilty in Burglary Case
Milton Good, 27, of 520 Lincoln St, was found guilty by a Butler County Common Pleas jury after a brief 14 minute deliberation. The case concerns complicity to burglary at an occupied Middletown home on 1402 Yankee Road in March. Sentencing is scheduled for July.
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Lincoln St
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