Schaefer Promises Fiscal Focus in Middletown Board Bid
William Schaefer, 38, a CPA and Middletown Chamber member, emphasizes finances over politics in his run for the Board of Education. He touts bonds levies and budgets experience, aims to educate the public on school finances, and plans to concentrate on financial matters if elected while endorsing Superintendent Lubera. He notes a slow campaign period allows weekend work and extensive outreach.
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Agnew Labels Antiwar Leaders Merchants of Hate at Dinner
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged Americans to question protest organizers behind the October 15 moratorium. He called them merchants of hate and parasites of passion while accusing a committee member of being an avowed Communist. About three dozen students picketed outside the state Farm Show Arena during the Republican fund dinner.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Vietnam Moretorium
New Orleans
State Farm Show
Schaefer's wife backs campaign after League role
Public service defines the Schaefer family life. Pat Schaefer, former president of the League of Women Voters, supported her husband’s candidacy while plans to return to the office after the election remain.
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League of Women Voters
First National Bank of Middletown Consolidated Report
The report presents the condition of First National Bank of Middletown Ohio as of October 21 1969 with totals for deposits liabilities and capital. It lists reserves loans assets and equity figures and is signed by E W Barker and bank directors Elliott D Levey Donald G Driscoll Chester Hodges.
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E. W. Barker
Elliott D. Levey
Donald G. Driscoll
Chester Hodges
Communicatio n Gap Cited By Candidate Shaeffer
The candidate Shaeffer argues that poor communication cripples the school system and claims to offer a solution. He asserts the school should take a larger role in addressing the issue and delivering clear information to stakeholders.
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Shaeffer
Sealy Halts Campaign for Governor Over Funds Shortage
Albert H. Sealy suspends his bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination citing dwindling funds as speculation grows that U.S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr will seek the office. Campaign manager R. Stanley Lybvig notes the effort enters a suspended state with limited activity while volunteers maintain communications and a small budget covers printing and mailings. Michael Smith of Richland County plans part time work to secure support among officials.
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Ohio
Albert H. Sealy
R. Stanley Lybvig
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U.S
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Robert Taft Jr
Richlane
Michael Smith
Mansfield
Lydvig
Principal jailed for shooting youth in Ohio
Charles Osborne 55 principal of a Carroll junior high was jailed in Fairfield County on assault with a deadly weapon charges after firing several shots at Michael Rutherford 20 in Lithopolis. Rutherford was hospitalized with a bullet wound directly below the spine.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Lithopolis
Charles Osborne
Carroll
Fairfield County
Osborne
Michael Rutherford
Rutherford
Sheriff's
Twelve police graduates expected at Middletown ceremony
Twelve men are expected to graduate from the Middletown Division of Police recruit training school on November 21. City Manager Dan W. Kothe will speak at 1 p.m. in the City Commission Chamber. The 10 week, 400 hour course began September 15 and includes seven patrolmen four cadets and a Piqua officer as enrolled. A twelfth local officer, a former deputy sheriff, did not take the course since he had completed it previously in Butler County.
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Middletown
Butler County
Police Use of Meter Maids as Decoys Sparks City Row
Salt Lake City officials clash over police decoy operation where meter maids pose as women of the night. Since October 54 men, three women, and four juveniles arrested on sex charges. Mayor Lee demands commission approval. Police Chief Fillis says meter maids will work overtime and remain on standard shifts.
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Salt Lake. City
J. Bracken Lee
Dewey J. Fillis
Frying Removes DDT In Fish Says Wisconsin Study
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reports that frying fish in deep fat can remove up to 55 percent of the DDT present. Broiling removes 36 percent, pan frying 25 percent, and baking 11 percent.
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Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
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