MTA and OAPSE deny ill will after joint talk
The Middletown Teachers Association and Ohio Association of Public School Employes Local 277 release a joint statement denying any bad blood. They cite a prior Journal report about a letter from Heflin and say a meeting cleared up disagreements. They pledge mutual respect and common goals.
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Middletown Teachers Association
Ohio Association of Public School Employes Local 277
OAPSE
David McKeever
MTA
Heflin
William Hefl
CAPSE
Civic kickoff promotes United Way campaign in Middletown
About 400 volunteers and civic leaders gathered at the Manchester Motor Inn to launch the 50th anniversary campaign for 18 Civic Association agencies. Messages from Saxbe Nixon’s office Taft Gilligan and Powell were read as the drive seeks 838 303 to fund essential programs.
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Joy Jones Journal
Middletown
Civic Association
Manchester Motor Inn
U.S
William B. Saxbe
Nixon
Robert Taft Jr
John J. Gilligan
Walter E. Powell
United Way
Calvin Lloyd
Don Wiley
United Way of America
Armco tax check funds Middletown schools
Armco Steel Corp paid its 1973 personal property taxes totaling 6.63 million dollars, with about 70 percent allocated to the Middletown school district. The tax revenue is a major portion of the district budget, while distribution delays have forced years of school borrowing totaling around 4 million so far.
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Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Armco
Butler County
James Tilton
Betty York
York
Ohio School Board Association
Tilton
Building Permits Report Shows September Activity
Building permits granted in September totaled 59 for $357 125 according to Commissioner Fred Hampton. Permits year to date reach 610 for $12 905 815 with contrasts to August 86 permits for $1.6 million and last September 56 permits for $475 734.
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Fred Hampton
Parkway Party Service
N. Verity Parkway
Tytus Ave
Drug defendant pleads guilty in Butler County case
Sterling Jackson of Middletown pleaded guilty before Common Pleas Judge Arthur Fiehrer to a marijuana charge. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 100 dollars plus costs. The defendant was bound over to the Butler County grand jury from Middletown Municipal Court for an incident on May 6, 1973.
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Hamilton
Sterling Jackson
Weaver St
Middletown
Common Pleas
Arthur Fiehrer
Jackson
Butler County
Drunks to display car driving abilities in safety demo
Four persons will drive cars before five police observers to show alcohol's impact on driving. Journal writer Ted Pollard and WPFB director Lowell Thomas will drink to .10 BAC while two Miami University Middletown students reach the same level on beer. Police judges will assess driving, then scores will be compared. A public demonstration at MUM's Science and Technology Building begins at 1 p.m.
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Middletown Area Safety Council
Butler County Council
Ted Pollard
the Journal
Lowell Thomas
WPFB
Miami University
Middletown
Mum’s
Alcometer
Earl Smith
Jim Schaffner
Safety Council
Tom Shannon
Butler County
Donald Burns
Dennis Buono
Trenton
Joseph Richard
Butler County Alcoholism Council
Curtis Campbell
Robert Buerkle
MUM Science and Technology
Cecil Runyan
Runyan
Don Hill
Tax deadline nears for Butler County real estate taxes
Butler County Treasurer Mark Wendel warns the October 9 deadline to pay real estate taxes is the last day without a 10 percent penalty. The treasurer notes the office closes Monday for Columbus Day and that payments have been coming in very slowly.
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Butler County
Mark Wendel
Wendel
Franklin Emergency Squad receives top notch national rating
Franklin City officials announce the Franklin Emergency Squad has earned full state and federal certification recognized as a top ambulance service in the nation. Council heard of a speedy certification after tests completed last month. The city also notes Ronald Jennings, a 21 year old waterworks operator, has earned Class I certification. Three new businesses are expected to bring about 25 000 dollars yearly to the city. Maxwell Paper Corp opens at the old St Regis plant and Supreme Optical Co opens at 1 75 and Ohio 73. The Franklin Square shopping center will open seven shops on Oct 8. The city receives management awards from the International City Managers Association for solid waste disposal plant work. Street lighting and sewer assessments are levied for 1974, and weed cutting on private property is discussed with no action.
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Eichholz
George Bundick
Franklin
Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ronald Jennings
Maxwell Paper Corp
St. Regis
Supreme Optical Co
Franklin Square
Council
The
International City Managers Association
Jaggee Industrial Park
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J. L. Glass
Civic
Sheckler
Harry Holiday
Mary C. Maurer
Great Rivers Girl Scout Council
Lloyd
C. Dudley Inwood
United Waymonth
D. R. Gerber
Bill Hart
Robert A. Nunlist
Central
Eric von Klinger
Journal
Bernard Eichholz
Jennings
Harold St
City Water Department
Ejcchholz
Association For the
Simenes
Tytus Avenue
Rogers Jewelers
Central Ave
S. Breiel Blvd
Shopping Plaza
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