Middletown Safety Council Watched For Public Support
James Schaffner leads the Middletown Safety Council as a key arm of the Middletown Civic Association with a 20 000 dollar budget that could rise to 21 500 through United Way funds. The group runs four committees on industry traffic schools and home safety plus a national top tier defensive driving program and home safety outreach across several counties.
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James Schaffner
Middletown
Middletown Civic Association
United Way
Ohio
Safety Council
Schaffner
Edgewood
Gas dealers roll back prices under new controls
Dealers respond to weekend government price controls by reducing posted gasoline prices to January 1973 levels. Some stations report a 1 to 3 cent per gallon drop, with a few keeping slightly above January prices to preserve a seven cent per gallon profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Madison Junior School issues hair length violation notices
Two families in the Madison School District received letters notifying their children that their hair violated a revised policy. Principal Jack Davis said about eight of over 780 students were found in violation and more notices would go out today. The policy requires hair not to touch the collar or eyes.
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Eric von Klinger
Madison
Jack Davis
The
Journal
Charles P. Hobbs
Kalbfleisch Road
Doug
Dave
Bill
Davis
Hobbs
Clyde Roush
Roush
Bank Vice President Palmer Hospitalized After Brain Surgery
Charles B. Palmer, vice president of First National Bank, is listed in satisfactory condition at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after emergency surgery to remove a blood clot on the left brain. He was moved from Middletown Hospital earlier Thursday and resides at 406 Eastline Drive.
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Charles B. Palmer
First National Bank
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Palmer
Eastline Drive
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Area News Page 13 Highlights
Local briefs summarize happenings from Middletown and surrounding area for Monday September 10, 1973. Community events, notices, and quick updates fill Page 13 with concise region news.
Buses Make Comeback For City Transit System
Middletown city transit reports a comeback with a new 12 passenger bus joining routes. Ridership rose above averages for Tuesday and then again on Wednesday and Thursday. The state grants program offers 2.8 million dollars to cover part of local transit capital projects.
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Clark
Middletown
Ohio Mass Transportation
General Assembly
Middletown School Board Set for Personnel Heavy Agenda
The Middletown school board faces a crowded first meeting of the year with 58 substitute teachers 18 adult education teachers and 20 tutorial services teachers to approve. Wage adjustments for 17 staff and resignations of four non teaching employees are on the docket along with six new hires and 28 substitute aides and secretaries. Police duty assignments at football games and two custodial dismissals are also on the agenda. A bid decision and cost study on a closed circuit security system for Middletown High School are included.
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Middletown Teachers Association
MTA
Middletown High School
MHS
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Middletown Safety Council
General Motors
Council
Home Safety Committee
Dustrial Committee
Madison Township
Trenton
Monroe
Warren County
Warren County Appeal
Main Street
Cg&e
Verity Parkway
Penney’s
YMCA
U.S
Insurance Associates
Jones - Grimes - Long - Snider - Harrison
Insurance Associates OF
North Main Street
Timoon
Area News
Richard Clark
Robo
CAR Clean Center
N. Verity Pkwy
Mont
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