Enrollment shifts mark 1976 77 Middletown schools
Middletown School District expects a rare enrollment uptick for 1976 77 driven by 1970 71 births with kindergarten numbers up about 10 percent or 103 pupils, though overall enrollment is forecast to fall from 1969 to 1979 by about 16.9 percent. District officials warn that staffing cuts will limit classes and bus operations while aiming to preserve safety and educational quality as school times and bus procedures are adjusted.
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Middletown
Ohio
Norman Hayes
Hayes
Dalton
Fenwick High School Opens 25th Anniversary Year
Fenwick High School marks its 25th anniversary with a morning ceremony after first-period classes begin at 8 15 a m An honor guard of student council members and class officers will raise the flag at about 9 a m on the University Boulevard side A Mass outdoor service is planned and Ed Dobrozsi president of the Fenwick Alumni Association will present a framed print commemorating Fenwick to the school.
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Fenwick High School
Fenwick
University Boulevard
Ed Dobrozsi
Fenwick Alumni Association
John XXIII classes begin with 500 students expected
John XXIII Elementary School opens Tuesday with about 500 students enrolled for the year. Principal William Kunzler says the first month will review past knowledge and focus on individual needs. Grades one to five meet at the East Campus and six to eight at the West Campus with three third and three seventh grade classes. Students should wear uniforms first day. bus setup remains the same.
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John XXIII Elementary
William Kunzler
John XXIII
Kunzler
St. Mary Church
St. John Church
U.S. Denies Aide Called Solzhenitsyn Fascist
The State Department rejected a report that Henry Kissinger’s top aide Winston Lord used the word Fascist to describe Soviet writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Spokesman Frederick Brown said Lord recalled Solzhenitsyn as a man of great courage and intellect, while opposing his foreign policy views. The fascist term may have appeared only in discussions of Solzhenitsyn’s policy ideas.
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Washington
State Department
Henry Kissinger
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Department
Frederick Brown
Winston Lord
Solzhenitsyn
Brown
900-Page Social Studies Curriculum Goes To Press
The school administration building churned out 750 copies of a revised social studies curriculum for eighth grade. The 500 page guide is the largest locally printed project, with a three year supply for elementary, seventh and eighth grade teachers and potential school district buyers. Several teachers worked on the curriculum during spring and summer, with no major changes to content.
Middletown Christian School starts fifth year with open registrations
Principal Richard Schimkus optimistic about rising enrollments at Middletown Christian School as it opens its 300 plus student campus. School day runs 8:40 to 3:30 with a planned Stanford Achievement Test pre and post assessments for high school to gauge progress. Chapel led by Rev. Carl Hatch precedes a 12 game soccer schedule beginning Sept. 16 at Eagle Field against Seven Hills High School.
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Richard Schimkus
Middletown Christian School
Schimkus
Carl Hatch
Cincinnati
Seven Hills High School
Eagle Field
North Union Road
Immunization Mandate for Middletown Students
All new students in the Middletown School District must be immunized before school opens. Ohio requires four DPT injections, four polio doses, single measles and three-day measles vaccines, plus a tuberculosis skin test. Superintendent James Mack notes no anticipated epidemics due to prior clinics.
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Middletown
James Mack
Ohio
Mack
Dry weather hurts pastures across nation report says
USDA notes pastureland in most of the country deteriorated due to drought as of August 29 with Florida Georgia northeast and some mountain states still better. Cattlemen fed hay depleting winter supplies while heavy marketings reduced prices but cattle generally in good condition. Early feeding suggests hay prices this winter will stay near record highs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Florida
Georgia
Oregon
Bible translator Luther A. Weigle dies at 95
The Rev. Dr. Luther A. Weigle, a major force in the writing of the Revised Standard Version of The Bible, died Thursday in New Haven Connecticut at age 95. He helped guide the RSV project and contributed to its scholarly rigor and readability.
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New Haven, Conn
Luther A. Weigle
Encephalitis case confirmed in Sullivan County Indiana
Indiana health officials confirm one case of St Louis encephalitis in Sullivan County with 23 suspected cases under investigation. No patient name released. Last year the state reported at least 323 encephalitis cases and 17 deaths.
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St. Louis
Indiana
Sullivan County
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