Carlisle school pay hike OK'd
Carlisle school board approved an 8 to 10 percent combined rise in salaries and benefits for teachers and staff, tied to state foundation aid. The measure increases base teacher pay to 8300 starting Sept 1 and covers hospitalization costs up to 25000, with similar raises for noncertified staff and administrators within set caps. The board also tabled the Servomation cafeteria management contract and noted enrollment at 2628 students, with 40 students transferring to a vocational school and monthly nonresident tuition set at 75.60.
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Juanita Abne
Journ
Carlisle
Carlisle School Board
Bingamon
Montgomery County Joint Vocational School
Debbie Akins
Fayella Castle
Barbara Myers
Terry
Two Local Teens Suffer Possible Drug Overdoses
A 15-year-old girl and an 11-year-old boy were in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after suspected overdoses. The boy, rushed to the hospital by a resident, was initially unconscious and required shaking to regain alertness. police said he may have swallowed 14 sleeping pills. A 1-year-old girl from Iddietown Hospital was also being treated for a suspected overdose after being with the youths earlier. authorities said she appeared drowsy and later hallucinatory. Narcotics and juvenile officers pursue the drugs source.
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Middletown Hospital
Sunset Park
Harvey Pott
Pott
Iddietown Hospital
Flemming Road
Franklin Court Fines Set in Multiple City Cases
Bernice Morris of Meadowlark Drive paid 100 dollar fines and costs for two counts of allowing a dog to run at large in Franklin Municipal Court. Wallace Rice of 2% of 3321 Vannest Avenue was fined 100 dollars and costs and given a suspended three day sentence for carrying a loaded firearm at Union 76 Truck Plaza. Margaret M Collins of 915 Melvin Lane was fined 10 dollars and costs for misconduct. Jackson Street resident Meredith Chester Pate was fined 50 dollars and costs and received a suspended three day sentence for lacking an operator's license. One speeding conviction yielded a 35 dollar fine.
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Franklin Bernice Morris
Meadowlark Drive
Franklin Municipal
Wallace Rice
Vannest Ave
Niddietown
Union
Truck Plaza
Aug
Margaret M. Collins
Melvin Lane
Erice
Jackson Street
Meredith Chester Pate
N. Main S
Chamber hears sluggish outlook for economy recovery
William Hocter of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland tells Chamber members there will be no V shaped rebound from the recession. He cites a year to 18 months to return to full employment with a 4 to 6 percent recovery pace and unemployment in an unacceptable range. Housing and energy cuts loom as key hurdles to a rapid rebound.
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Ted Pollard
William Hocter
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Hecter
Hocter
Federal Reserve
Middletown area obituaries note multiple deaths and services
A batch of obituaries lists Mae Bell Roberts 63 of 600 N Verity Parkway Roger Rothwell 80 of 600 N Verity Parkway and others with rites planned at MicCoy Leffler New Era Baptist and St Francis de Sales Church. Details include relatives, burial sites, and viewing times.
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Mae Bell Roberts
Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
Ducktown
Tenn
Walter
James Vanthalins
Middletown
Brindle
Army Siven
Nane Whitehead
Virginia Evans
Flint
Mich
Louise Robinson
Irene Williams
Trenton
Janice Ween
Fletcher
Charles Murphy
Gastonia
N.C
Lena Goforth
Cherokee
MicCoy-Leffler
Woxtede
Funeral
Roger Rothwell
Holy Trinity Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton
Rothwell
Fairfield Nursing Home
Riggs Funeral Home
Brenda Scott
Dayton
Cora Chil
New Era Baptist Church
S.S. Cousin
Woodside Cemetery
Hall-Jordan Memorial Chapel
Edward G. Guilfoyle
Donald Guilfoyle
Tucson
Ariz
Lillian
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Cincinnati
Gilligan Funeral Home
The Wabash River Defining Midwestern Waterway
The Wabash River begins in Darke County Ohio and crosses Mercer County before winding through Indiana and turning southward, tracing a historic Midwestern course.
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Middle West
Darke County
Ohio
Mercer County
Indiana
Chemical explosion triggers 1500 evacuees at Stauffer plant
In West Virginia, about 1500 residents were evacuated from Ohio River homes following a Stauffer Chemical Co plant blast. No injuries were reported as evacuations ended by 2 a.m. amid fire containment and air quality concerns. Roads and schools faced temporary closures with officials monitoring chlorine gas release.
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Point Pleasant
W Va
Ohio River
Mason County
Ohio
West Virginia
Stauffer Chemical Co
Rudy ‘Kar
W.va
Gallipolis
The Savannah Bought by Savannah Buyer in Two Days
A Savannah, Georgia buyer purchased the vessel The Savannah built in New York in a rapid two day transaction.
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Savannah
New York
You're Never Too Old To Hear Better Beltone Offer
Beltone announces a free offer of an ultra small non operating hearing aid model. The device, weighs under a third of an ounce and has no wires. Send for the model to Beltone Electronics Chicago Illinois for home testing and free trial.
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Chicago
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Toria Street
Ill
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Servomation Corp
Ron Geiger
David Way
State Department of Education
Dodds Monuments
Mootede
Charles
Bud) Steller Mor
Middletown Symphony Orchestra
The
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Royce
Yast Wes
Chamber
Kentucky
Vae Roberts
Roger Rothbell
Tyler Acker
Tyler C. Aker. G
St. Elizabeth Medical
Mr. Acker
Greenville
S.C
Blythe Post
Edward Guilfoyle
Ronald Young
Ronald
Ieelief
St Joseph Hospital
Phoenix
Edward A. Young
Portsmouth
Ruth Black
Mestow Drive
Young
Bruno Franchini
N. Fair Ave
Klaus-Weigel
John Mungan
New York City
Amn
Culligan
Ares
Sutphin
Woodlawn
Homer D.leffler
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