Screening Begins for Group Home Girls In Butler County
John and Kathy Zaidain were named new house parents for Alternatives Inc group home for girls. A committee will screen potential residents with plans to open for six girls within two months at 1911 slused sling. Tours and referrals will be arranged as the home prepares to welcome youths from local agencies.
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Karen Garloch
John Zaidain
Home For Girls
Zaidain
Kathy
Alternatives, Inc
Cnts
Reghee
Dayton
Chaminade
Kreening
Jim Ryan
Lynne Waxweiler
Butler County
Dillon
Mary Beth Gersbach
Children Services
Butler County Welfare Department
Toby Berkin
Ryan
Voters to decide on teachers pay compromise vote
Middletown A school board proposes an additional operating tax levy to fund education and a proposed salary increase for teachers and non professional staff. An ad hoc committee will review the budget but no 1973 increases beyond 3.8 percent are planned. The MTA may respond at tonight's meeting.
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Joan Compton
Arthur Lennie
Robert Johnson
MTA
Schueller
Board of Education
Butler County
Heflin
Most in High School Madison Students Sent Home
Madison school officials report students, mostly high schoolers, were sent home to cut their hair to meet dress code. Middle School had at most one affected student. Supt Clyde Roush cited possible changes from the board of education as an alternative.
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Madison
Clyde Roush
Roush
Denver Redman
Board of Education
Robert Knapp
American Civil Liberties Union
Cincinnati
Kevin
Kelly
Middletown High weighs first full homecoming since 1969
Middletown High School officials and the Student Council review a plan to hold the first full homecoming since 1969. Principal Lewis Hill says a vote and meeting planned to finalize details, with possible announcement at the Parent Involvement Council meeting. If rejected, homecoming may be canceled.
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Middletown High
Middletown High School
MHS
Lewis Hill
Hill
Woman Found Dead At Home In Middletown
Middletown police and the county coroner investigated the death of a woman whose body was found late this morning at 222 South Broad Street. She had not been heard from since Saturday and was identified after kin notification. A neighbor who lived upstairs discovery prompted the response.
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Middletown
S. Broad St
Torn Spoon River poems spark junior high suit
In Columbus Ohio a district court reviewed a suit over tearing four pages from Edgar Lee Masters Spoon River Anthology used at Hilliard Junior High School. Principal Harry Smith backed removing the offensive poems and students seek a $1.25 refund plus $10,000 punitive damages.
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Columbus
Ohio
Schoo
U.S
Hilliard Junior High
Harry Smith
Batzin Kramer
Daniel
Enrollment at Edgewood Shows Drop From Last Year
An early Edgewood school board report notes 3 233 students this year, down eight from 2022 23. Official counts come in October. High school enrollment rose from 943 to 1 002 while elementary numbers fell, per Supt Maurice Ittel.
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Trenton
Edgewood
Supt
Maurice Ittel
Antique Cash Register Show in Carlisle at Martz General Store
Carlisle hosts the second antique cash register show featuring Don Booth's collection at Martz General Store the Copper Coin on Ohio 123 one mile west of re. Hours run Saturday 10 a.m. to dark and Sunday noon to dark.
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Carlisle
Don Booth
Martz
Ohio
Women favored in police department in Cleveland
Patrolman Timothy Horval files a sex discrimination complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleging Cleveland policewomen are steered to the women’s bureau and kept from dangerous or unpleasant assignments. He says women do not guard prisoners or patrol on beats and claim they cannot protect partners or the public. The four year veteran seeks equal duties for women officers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Police Department
Timothy Horval
Horval
US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Woman Injured in Ohio 4 Collision Near Bi-Lo Station
A 46-year-old Mayfield Heights woman, Evelyn Selko, was injured yesterday around 6 p.m. on Ohio 4 north of Ohio 747 when turning into the Bi-Lo service station and hit by a southbound car driven by John Frese of Fairfield. She was treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
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Ohio
Evelyn Selko
Mayfield Heights
Middletown Hospital
John Frese
River Road
Fairfield
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