Middletown Implements 132000 Police Monitoring System
Major components of a 132000 monitoring system were activated at the Division of Police headquarters four months after moving to the City Building. Eleven cameras track jail areas with three videotape recorders and six monitors, plus a 20 track audio recorder. Doors and garage access are electronic, requiring staff expansion to cover shifts. Officials note gaps include interior garage monitoring, cross-department radio transmission limits, and remaining installations such as a city map status system and a dispatcher card index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Police
New City
Mae Ores
Wells
Highway Patrol
Middletown
Middletown Begins Talks With City Employees
City officials start contract negotiations with uniformed and hourly workers. About 60 hourly employees represented by Local 856 AFL-CIO meet after preliminary sessions. Police and fire divisions previously met, with plans to set dates for first negotiation sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Dave Schul
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Amanda PTO Meeting At Amanda Elementary Tonight
Amanda Elementary School's Parent-Teacher Organization meets tonight at 7 30 in the school gym. After a business session an open house lets parents meet teachers. One year contracts expire December 31. City Commission passed an ordinance stopping retroactive pay deals if negotiations aren’t settled by January 1. Last year talks with hourly and uniformed staff stretched to March with retroactive pay. A fourth wastewater plant employee group has a contract expiring March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Elementary School
PTO
City Commission
Hourty
Incoherent youths arrested after drug possession charge
Two teenagers were arrested at Lafayette Avenue and S Main Street for possession of hallucinogens. Ricky Hamilton, 18, and a 17 year old were found incoherent in a car with a pipe containing seeds and a vial of pills. Steven Woodlock, 19, was arrested for disorderly conduct. all three were involved earlier and Woodlock faced Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Avenue
S. Main Street
Ricky Hamilton
Ben Harrison Sr
Steven Woodlock
Hursh Road
Cribbs St
Bernita Thornton
Woodlock
Hamilton
City to hold first swine flu clinics with 13,000 monovalent doses
Health officials announce first immunization clinics on Thursday and Sunday using monovalent swine flu vaccine at free sites. Bivalent doses for dual protection are limited and to be released later pending shipments. Health officials expect more clinics after additional supply arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Asmussen
Board of Health
Asmussen
Center For Disease Control
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
American Red Cross
REACT
Middletown Area News Briefs From Oct 11, 1976 Page 13
Short notes from Middletown area dated October 11 1976 report local updates. Community happenings include civic, school and church notices with brief mentions of residents and events.
Swine Flu Clinic Schedule For 18 To 50 Year Olds
Health officials announce monovalent swine flu vaccination at multiple sites. The clinics run Thursday and Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm for healthy residents aged 18 to 50. Locations include First Church of God Riverview and Breiel, First United Presbyterian 2910 Central Ave, First United Methodist 1208 Broad St, Middletown High School cafeteria Breiel and Manchester, McKinley Middle School 1210S Verity Pkwy, Central Elementary 1516 First Ave. For questions call 423 6507 429 6507.
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First Church of God
Riverview Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
First United Presbyterian Church
Central Ave
First United Methodist Church
Broad St
Middletown High School
Breiel
Manchester Road
McKinley Middle School
Verity Parkway
Central Elementary
First Ave
Flu shot clinic at Trenton Rescue Squad
Flu shot vaccine will be available tomorrow from 1 to 7 p.m. at the Trenton Rescue Squad building on 5S Miami Street. The dose is administered by injector guns for residents aged 14 through 59.
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Trenton
Miami Street
Middletown Teachers Association posts steep membership drop
Middletown School District enrollment falls with 39 teaching positions cut this year. The Middletown Teachers Association reports 461 members, down from 535 last year, a 14 percent decline amid salary concerns and rising costs.
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Middletown
Middletown Tachers Association
MTA
Mike Stratton
Ratton
Board of Education
Vandalism, Theft Plague Local Construction Sites and Homes
Police report several vandalism incidents over the weekend. Donald Ashford’s car on Lamberton Street had windows broken and tires slashed with obscene graffiti. A laundromat window on Park Street and Second Avenue was shattered. Construction equipment at Timber Trail and Roosevelt Boulevard areas was damaged. Local officials lament the losses as the community seeks renewed support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Second Avenue
Roosevelt Boulevard
Jackson Lane
W. G. Stang Construction
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Middletown Police
Capt
Don Wells
Delbert Barker
Wendt
Police and Fire Division
Amanda Pto
C.L. Bunnell, R. Ph
Bunnell’s
Ohio
Helen Otte
Butler County
Area News
Middletown Teachers
Stratton
Donald Ashford
Lamberton St
Vanees
Lemon-Monroe High School
MHS
LMHS
Verity Middle School
Lincoln
Taft
Amanda
Central
Garfield
Mayfield
Sherman
Spring Hill
Unie
Osborne Studios
Verity
Price
S. Breiel Blvd
Shopping Plaza
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