Cities Suffer From Shortage Of Teachers
AP survey finds a worsening national teacher shortage as resignations, wages, and riots push qualified applicants away. Detroit seeks 530 teachers as New York City faces 56 724 potential mass resignations ahead of Sept 11 opening.
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New York
United States
Associated Press
Chicago
Louise Dieterle
Chicago Board of Education
West Side
Forrest E. Orebaugh
Cincinnati
Orebaugh
Franklyn S. Berry
Syracuse
N.Y
Detroit
Detroit School Board
John Lindsay
Frederick C. McLaughlin
New York City Public Education Association
United Federation
Afl-Cio
Board of Education
Lukens to Speak to Service Club at Noon
Congressman Donald E Lukens will address the High Twelve Club Wednesday noon at the Commercial Building. He is slated to discuss topics of current interest including Vietnam Israel taxes and crime.
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Donald E. Lukens
Vietnam
Israel
Infant Tester Robert Michael Tester Dies at One Month
One month old infant Robert Michael Tester son of Mr and Mrs Austin Tester Jr of 3214 Main St died at 8 am at home. Survived by brother Richard and sister Patricia at home grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Fuller of Middletown and Mr and Mrs Austin Tester Sr of Lexington Ky. Funeral Tuesday at 10 am at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev will in Woodside Cemetery. No visitation.
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Robert Michael Tester
Austin Tester, Jr
Main St
Richard
Patricia
Robert Fuller
Middletown
Austin Tester Sr
Lexington
McCoy- Leffler
Will
Woodside Cemetery
Germantown man Wilbur Brown 69 dies in Dayton hospital
Wilbur C. Brown 69 of 149 East Market Street Germantown died at 1 40 a m Saturday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton shortly after admission He was a member of Emanuel Lutheran Church and Germantown Eagles Lodge He is survived by two brothers Roy Middletown and Russell Springfield, several nieces and nephews Services are at 2 p m at John Arpp Funeral Home with Pastor Paul Bressler officiating Burial will be in Germantown Cemetery Friends may call Monday from 4 to 9 p m at the funeral home.
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Germantown
Wilbur C. Brown
E. Market St
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Brown
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Germantown Cemetery
Congress Eyes Tax Reform Cracking Depletion and Capital Gains Rules
In Washington, lawmakers push to curb exemptions including the 27 percent oil depletion allowance and the tax on gains at death. Rep. Daniels proposes cutting depletion to 15 percent, taxing gains on death, and ending municipal-bond interest tax exemptions to fund reform. Estimated revenue at about 4.3 billion in year one, with Johnson proposing a 6.3 billion income tax increase.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
House
Senate
Dominick V. Daniels
D-N.j
Daniels
Zoning Board Plans Hearing On Roosevelt Junior High Addition
The Bard of Zoning Appeals will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the City Building courtroom to review a permit for an enclosed stairway projecting into Roosevelt Junior High School verify 2701 Central Ave and a 40 foot distance rule for a school in an R 1 district It also lists other permits including a garage addition a used furniture business 2404 Cristel Ave a two family conversion 2608 Verity Parkway a motorcycle sales use at 814 S Main St and a beauty shop in a dwelling at 510 16th Ave.
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Roosevelt Junior High School
Bard of Zoning Appeals
Central Ave
Board of Education and Architects
Brandenburg & Switzer
Board of Zoning Appeals
Burbank Ave
Cristel Ave
N. Verity Parkway
S. Main St
16Th Ave
Deadlines Noted for Labor Day Week in Middle Town Journal
The Middle Town Journal will observe early deadlines on Monday due to Labor Day. Sports submissions are due by 8:30 a.m. women's news by 9 a.m. local news and obituaries by 10 a.m. and classified ads by 8:30 a.m.
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Middletown Journal
Woman Hurt in Car Crash on Central Avenue
Alma Stamper, 2804 Pearl St., suffered possible arm and head injuries after a car driven by Ernest Stamper, 66, rear ended a parked vehicle owned by Albert Creekbaum at 2209 Central Ave. Damages were set at 350 dollars and Ernest Stamper was cited for failure to maintain a safe distance.
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Central Ave
Alma Stamper
Pearl St
Ernest Stamper
Albert Creekbaum
Bechtel Drive
Franklin
Stamper
Franklin Boy Struck by Car in Franklin
A three year old Franklin boy was hit by a car near his home and is receiving emergency treatment at Middleton Hospital. Jason Toler, son of Mrs Mary M Toler of 214 Roberts Ave, suffered head cuts and contusions when struck by a car driven by Jack Snowden, 58, of 220 Roberts Ave. Police say the boy ran from behind a parked car into Snowden's path at 7 25 p.m. No citations were issued.
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Franklin
Middleton Hospital
Jason Toler
Mary M. Toler
Roberts Ave
Jack Snowden
Snowden
Man Loses License For Life In Franklin Municipal Court
In Franklin municipal court Judge J. T. Riley sentenced several defendants Friday. A Cincinnati man, Tony Taylor, 20, had his license suspended for life and was fined 50 dollars for reckless operation and another 50 for driving without a license. Arthur Drake, 21, of 8605 Clearcreek Road, received 10 days in jail for abandonment of a pregnant woman. Other fines included Wayne Gentry, 31, 50 dollars with 25 suspended for disorderly conduct. James Bush, 19, 50 dollars with 25 suspended for disorderly conduct. Charles Fields, 18, 10 dollars for left of center. Forfeitures included Clifford Wells, 19, 20 dollars for faulty exhaust. Earl Coffey, 20, 20 dollars for left of center. Robert Hunt, 23, 25 dollars for stop sign. James Brewer, 28, Thornhill Tenn., 25 dollars for changing lanes without caution. Horace Leffen, 28, 20 dollars for left of center. James Housley, 27, 50 dollars for reckless operation. Charles Swink, 81, 20 dollars for failure to yield. Morris Adams, 29, 20 dollars for left of center.
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E. Sixth St
James Bush
Spring Ave
Charles Fields
Franklin-Trenton Road
Clifford Wells
Manchester Road
Earl Coffey
Russell Ave
Robert Hunt
Miamisburg
James Brewer
Thornhill
Tenn
Horace Leffen
Fifth St
James Housley
Dayton
Charles Swink
Shafer St
Middletown
Arf
Morris Adams
Marti Lee Lane
Carlisle
Vietnam election advances toward constitutional government
Voters face a presidential election and a 137-member House vote amid a campaign aimed at teaching symbols to a largely illiterate electorate. Candidates include Truong Dinh Dzu and Pham Huy Co with the government funding the effort as turnout is expected around 4.7 million amid apathy and limited public understanding.
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U.S
South Vietnam
House of Representatives
Senate
Truong Dinh Dzu
Thieu-by
Saigon
Pham Huy Co
Tran van Ly
Vietnam
Nguyen Hoa Hiep
Vietnam Assembly
Vu Hong Khanh
Hoang Co Binh
Nguyen Dinh Quat
Steel trucks set ablaze amid Armco picketing clash
Two Armco Steel Corp. trucks were torched near the Wicoff Street entrance as drivers pulled through a picket line demanding better Teamsters representation. Minor hand burns were reported to drivers. an injunction limited picketing within 500 feet, yet shipments fell to about 20 percent of normal.
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Armco Steel Corp
Wicoff Street
Leonora Biren
Liberty
Ind
Armco
Rt. 127
Rt. 73
Seven Mile
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Seymore
Jim Townsley
Middletown
Teamsters Union
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Eisele HeatIng Co
North
Vy Mall
Robert M. Wilson
M.D
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Call
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
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