Uncertain Middletown School Revenue Amid Pay Controversy
Officials from Middletown and Armco Steel Corp. dispute a one third funding share via property taxes. Deputy Auditor James Tilton said next year’s tax revenue remains uncertain until December because Armco’s real vs personal tax classification suit, set for November 20, drives the volatility. A ad hoc committee to discuss teachers pay met for the first time with details not released. A second meeting is scheduled for 2 30 p m Thursday.
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Armco Steel Corp
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Seltzers Named Miami Parents of the Year for 1973
Mr and Mrs George Seltzer Miami University faculty members will be honored as 1973 Miami Parents of the Year. George is professor of music and director of the University Symphony Orchestra and Mildred is associate professor of sociology. They are parents of Judith Sarah and Lisa.
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Talawanda High School
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Lisa
Talawanda
Miami Law School planning team named at Miami University
A 75 member student faculty planning team for a proposed Miami University School of Law has been named by Miami president Phillip R. Shriver. The team must deliver a preliminary report by January 1 and a final report by March 15.
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Miami University School of Law
Phillip R. Shriver
Miami
Fenwick plans fall 1975 entry for new class
Shriver announces a planning team led by Dr. Alan Engel to prepare a self-supporting Fenwick program in Oxford. The group includes professors Giertz Latimer Shreve and planners Blaugrund Margerum Waltzer with ex-officio David Brown. Enrollment to be 300 to 900, serving full time students and working adults seeking law courses.
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Shriver
Oxford
Middletown Man Found Guilty Over Unregistered Sawed Off Shotgun
Clarence H. Marshall of 1203 Young St. was found guilty in U S District Court Cincinnati on possessing an unregistered sawed off shotgun. Police and federal agents raided his Middletown home last May after the weapon was discovered. Marshall has a long Middletown police record including grand larceny and breaking and entering.
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Time changes as clocks fall back this weekend
Tomorrow night at 2 a.m. clocks return to standard time in Ohio and most states. Set clocks back one hour before bed on Saturday. The change ends daylight saving to gain an hour, reducing evening daylight but avoiding darkness for Monday morning routines.
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Ohio
Manchester PTO Calls Out MTA Over Meeting Boycott
The Manchester Middle School PTO passed a resolution condemning the Middletown Teachers Association boycott of PTO meetings. The vote, amid about 300 attendees, backs adequate teacher salaries and criticizes boycotts as ineffective. Copies go to MTA President William Heflin, school board President Howard Schueller, and Manchester PTO members. Principal Wayne L. Baker notes most teachers attended.
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Middletown Teachers Association
PTO
Manchester Pto
Lincoln and
Taft Ptos
MTA
Donald Easterly
Adria Court
William Heflin
Howard Schueller
Mental health director weighs methadone risks in Ohio
Hamilton visit by Dr. Kenneth Gaver highlights methadone use as the sole heroin substitute amid safety concerns. He notes stricter state controls than federal rules and mentions potential expansion of the Butler County clinic with a day treatment center and a satellite site in Union Township.
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Kenneth Gaver
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Retardation
Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board
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Hamilton Rotary Club
Butler County
Ohio
Middletown
Butler County Mental Health Clinic
Marion Parrish
Union Township
Haunted house pays for itself as Jaycees extend run
The Jaycees haunted house, a fund raising project, reached its 7,500th paying visitor late Wednesday and nearly 9,000 total guests have passed through the Clinton Street Vail Avenue site. Organizers expect another busy weekend with added security and limited injuries. Open hours include 7 to 9 p.m. tonight and 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 11 p.m. on the weekend. Admission is $1.
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al Decatur
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Vail Avenue
Decatur
Armco declares 30c quarterly and 15c year-end dividend
Armco Steel Corp. chairman William Verity announced the board approved a regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents per common share and a year-end extra of 15 cents per share. Both are payable Dec. 10 to holders of record Nov. 9. A base rate of $1.20 annually under the flexible policy may include a year-end extra at the October board meeting. A 52 cent quarterly dividend on cumulative convertible preferred stock is payable Dec. 31 to holders of record Nov. 30.
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William Verity
Armco Steel Corp
Verity
German Township trustees weigh private meeting on police policy
German Township trustees agreed to a private session with village officials after Mayor Ross Winning proposed discussing police policy and dispatch issues. Winning warned a large township police levy could shift two thirds of costs to the village without commensurate benefit, citing dispatch delays and coordination problems. He said a lower cost arrangement could still provide adequate protection. Trustee Donald Urschel asked Chief Earl Smith about dispatch schedules and location awareness.
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Germantown
Ross Winning
Dan Anslinger
Winning
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