State of the University outlines Middletown growth plan
Miami University president Phillip R. Shriver presents a 25 year plan and a $5 million major gifts drive to fund new buildings and expanded offerings at Middletown and Hamilton campuses. He calls for increased annual giving to $1 million, broader lifelong learning, stronger arts and crafts programs, and greater commuter student integration.
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Oxford
Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
University Senate
Shriver
Miami
Cam
Middletown
Hamilton
$100,000 Jewels Stolen From Parked Van in Cincinnati
Thieves broke into a parked van over the weekend and plundered display jewels valued at about $100,000. Al Ramsay, an Avondale antique dealer, said he was en route to a gem show when the van, filled with his display items, was broken into. The incident was reported to police.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
al Ramsay
Avondale
Medicaid threat halts quick action on nursing home aid
Ohio welfare director McKenna defers immediate response as nursing home groups push to refuse welfare patients over missing 30 million dollar subsidy increases in the 1975 77 budget. About 1 000 facilities were told to halt welfare admissions while lawsuits seek the full raise.
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Columbus
Ohio
Raymond F. McKenna
Ohio Health Care Association
McKenna
Births and dismissals listed for Middletown area
Vital statistics show Mr and Mrs James E Hartman 1042 Park Lane welcomed a girl yesterday. Hospital dismissals include Harold L Dean Franklin and several residents from Franklin Kilm P Hill Hetzler Road Sheridan Ave Shafer St Bennie Stewart Mollie Webb Winona Drive Crawford St Park Lane Carlisle Lebanon and other local streets. Patient number 424-1871 appears for Middletown Hospital.
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James E. Hartman
Park Lane
Harold L. Dean
Franklin
Billy H. Hatfield
Kilm P. Hill
Hetzler Road
Christopher Kellis
Warren Kellis
Lorrie Ann Lawson
Sheridan Ave
Gary L. Nichols
Shafer St
Joseph Powell
Bennie Stewart
Mollie Webb
Noah K. Wilson
Winona Drive
Dana Carter
Crawford
Bakeries Sued by Schools Over Bread Bid Prices
About 20 southwest Ohio school districts may share damages if the Cincinnati Board of Education wins a price fixing suit against Rainbo Baking Co Klosterman's French Baking Co and Rabel Baking Co The board voted 5-2 to join the attorney general in the suit alleging noncompetitive bids since 1969 tied to bread sales to Cincinnati and other districts
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Ohio
Cincinnati Board of Education
Cincinnati
Ohio Attorney General's
Attorney General's
Rainbo Baking Co
Klosterman’s French Baking Co
Rabel Baking Co
Jim Gravelle
Hamilton
Butler
Clermont
Warren
Gravelle
Layoff Delays Highlight Ohio State Budget Board Meeting
In Columbus the Democrat dominated State Con Board delays layoffs and bill payments from the prior fiscal year at a special session. It weighs releasing 8 million to prevent further cuts in natural resources and taxation, plus 2.1 million for Mental Health and Mental Retardation pending February. Republican critique cites budget cuts and a Rhodes order. Democrats claim GOP patronage affects 1500 employees. The panel may fund 897 million for the Commerce Department consumer protection division and 250 thousand for emergency consumer complaint activities.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes
Office of Budget and Management
Natural Resources and Taxation
Department of
Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Timothy Moritz
James A. Rhodes
Department of Commerce
Charles Rhoads
Atty
William J. Brown
Commerce Department
Water line hearing set for Oct 30 in Butler County
Butler County officials schedule a public hearing on a proposed water line extension along old Hamilton Middletown Road. Project cost estimated at 42000 with front foot assessments of 10 50 and a 275 one time hookup fee. Place of hearing to be announced.
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Butler County
James Hinchberger
Hamilton-Middletown
Truth Tabernacle Church
Harding-Jones A. Co
Hinchberger
Inchberger
Jamestown Founded as First Permanent English Settlement
On May 13 1607 Jamestown Virginia became the first permanent English settlement in America marking a key milestone in colonial history.
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Jamestown
America
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