Preble Shawnee Board Faces Oct Shutdown With New Levy Plan
Preble Shawanee board met all day as schools near a shutdown set for Oct. 31. A 4 mill levy passed last December for a new salary schedule and operating costs, with a state advance possible if a levy is placed on the November ballot. The district plans an 8.5 mill renewal on Nov. 2 and a new levy to keep operations in the black, potentially reopening Nov. 3 if approved.
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Preble-Shawnee
Dougherty
W. R. Dougherty
Board of Elections
Ohio
Preble
Campus Speech Day set for October fifth on Miami Middletown campus
Miami University Middletown schedules a public Speech Day on October 5 themed The Challenge of Communication. The program in Logan Johnston Hall includes a debate on brainwashing, an oral interpretation showcase, an encounter groups demonstration, and a community campus panel with local media and university officials. It aims to expand mutual understanding among community elements, students, and faculty.
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Middletown
Miami University
Logan Johnston Hall
Sue DeWine
The
American University
Forensics
Spencer Leiterman
Human Relations Institute
University of Cincinnati
Bill Hart
WPFB
Jim Mills
Middletown Journal
Harold Nadel
KAOS
Robert T. Howard
Miami
Office of Public Information
Gary Short
Florence St
Jackie Peters
Brestford Ave
Trenton
John Leach
Eyler Drive
Springboro
Gary Richardson
Gratis Road
Camden
Les
Bill Landen
Harrison St
Central State names head of new University Relations office
Walter G. Sellers, director of development and alumni affairs at Central State University, was chosen to lead the universitys new Office of University Relations. He will oversee information services, sports publicity and the print shop in addition to his existing duties.
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Wilberforce
Ohio
Walter G. Sellers
Central State University
Sellers
Carlisle Police Phone Goes 24 Hours In Carlisle
The Carlisle Police Department now answers calls 24 hours a day at the same number 746 9200 with the line manned by the Warren County sheriff's office in Lebanon. Sheriff Roy Wallace proposed the system last November and initial installation faced delays. Monthly cost is 62 dollars with a 20 dollar saving from eliminating a home phone for the police chief. Fire dispatching remains by the Franklin department.
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Carlisle
Lebanon
Warren County
Sheriff's Office
Roy Wallace
United Telephone Co
Franklin Department
Motorcycle rider in Middletown hospitalized after 3 PM crash
Hart Shelby E. Keller, 33, of 4120 Vannest Ave., remained in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after his motorcycle ran off University Boulevard at Yankee Road. He appeared to steer backward and struck a curb and gutter plate, causing 125 feet of pavement damage and a 75-foot slide before stopping in the southbound lane.
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Shelby E. Keller
Vannest Ave
Middletown Hospital
University Boulevard
Yankee Road
Keller
University
Stolen Stradivarius Violin Recovered in Buffalo Area
A Stradivarius violin valued at 835000 was recovered after a man claimed he bought it for 15 on a street corner. John Scanlon of West Seneca turned over the 1723 instrument to Amherst police, after learning it was stolen from a professor's car. Donald L. Weinerstein, UB music professor and first violinist of the Cleveland Quartet, expressed relief at the recovery.
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Buffalo
Amherst
John Scanlon
West Sejeca
Donald L. Weinerstein
University of Buffalo
Cleveland Quartet
Community Center Fall Program Starts At Lafayette Center
Middletown Community Center launches fall activities five days a week for all ages at Lafayette Avenue and Minnesota Street. Youth 13 and under have a 3 30 to 5 30 p m slot with arts and crafts dancing sports and games while older participants access gym time evenings and weekend rentals. The advisory board meets in November to elect new members with contact for leagues and room rentals given as Fitzpatrick 423 6481.
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Middletown Community Center
Lafayette Avenue
Minnesota Street
Jack Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrik
Fitzpatrick
Middletown Community Center Advisory Board
Deaths and Funerals Sergeant Wathen Military Rites Set
Sergeant Ronald L. Wathen 22. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Augustine Church then Germantown Cemetery with Wright Patterson AFB honor guard. Burial follows. Funeral Home visitation today 5 to 9 pm. Wathen died in a car crash near Van Buren Maine after a Vietnam tour. He was stationed at Loring AFB Maine. He is survived by his parents and siblings.
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Germantown
Ronald L. Wathen
Raymond Wathen
Elm St
St. Augustine Catholic Church
Germantown Cemetery
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
John A. Arpp
Wathen
van Buren
Loring Afb
Death of Geoge Fugate Reported in Butler County
Geoge Fugate aged 55 of 221 Park Street was found dead at home yesterday afternoon from natural causes. Butler County coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone said Fugate had likely been dead several days, possibly since Thursday. He was a native of Breathit County Kentucky and is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Shirley Byrne.
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Geoge Fugate
Park St
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Fugate
Breathit County
Shirley Byrne
Death of Leon Howard Former resident of West Carrollton
Leon Howard 46 of 40 Hazelwood West Carrollton died yesterday morning at Kettering Memorial Hospital in Kettering He is survived by his mother Estie Howard of Middletown wife Opal two sons Daniel Dayton Wade West Carrollton two brothers Grady Detroit Fred Middletown three sisters Ova Wolffrum Middletown Ocie Bowman Dayton and Othetta Nickell West Elkton and three grandchildren.
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Leon Howard
Hazelwood
West Carrollton
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Kettering
Estie Howard
Middletown
Opal
Daniel
Dayton
Wade
Grady
Detroit
Fred
Ova Wolffrum
Ocie Bowman
Othetta Nickell
West Elkton
Rosedale PTO Sets Meetings
The Rosedale PTO schedules a 7 30 p.m. rap session in the cafeteria on Tuesday October 12 to discuss current problems with parents and teachers. An open house and short business meeting is planned for November 9 in the school gym.
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Rosedale Pto
Joe Snow
PTO
Snow
Bill Bootz
al Karchner
Barb Dabkowski
Toby Valen
Kay and
Bob Ferris
Mary Bootz
Phyllis Wilder
Tony Greco
Evelyn Cohen
Bill Clements
Ways and Means
Fire incidents report with injuries and property damage
At 12 43 p m yesterday Mrs Betty Rish 49 of 6502 Sycamore Rd Trenton Ill was taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance after a fire. Later two trees were set alight on Reinartz Blvd with no damage. An unoccupied Penn Central trailer on Auburn St sustained 1000 damage from children playing with matches.
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Twin Fair
Betty Rish
Sycamore Road
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Reinartz Boulevard
Auburn Street
Penn Central Railroad
Ohio Surgeons Elect Officers
Dr. Charles Lovingood of Dayton was named president elect of the Ohio Chapter of the American College of Surgeons and Dr. Mary Martin of Cincinnati installed as president for the coming year. Also elected were Dr. P. John Robecheck of Cleveland treasurer and Dr. William Flynn of Youngstown secretary at the chapter's 16th annual meeting.
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Toledo, Ohio
Charles Lovingood
Dayton
Ohio
American College of Surgeons
Mary Martin
Cincinnati
P. John Robecheck
Cleveland
William Flynn
Youngstown
Ohio approves grant for Ironton courthouse renovation
A $4,341 grant from the Ohio Department of Urban Affairs is approved to fund renovations of the Lawrence County Courthouse in Ironton.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lawrence County
Ironton
Ohio Department of Urban Affairs
Mrs Caroline Burger 85 Died At Home Lebanon
Mrs Caroline Burger 85 of 446 East Main Street Lebanon died yesterday at her home. She is survived by daughter Helen DuBois and sister Florence Carter. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Mason. Visitation Monday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Oswald.
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Lebanon
Caroline Burger
E. Main St
Helen DuBois
Florence Carter
Roachester
Oswald
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mason
Oswald Funeral Home
Miami University enrollment swells amid scarce jobs
Miami University president Phillip Shriver links the unusually large fall head count to a weak job market. Enrollment after three days reached 13 066, about 500 above forecast, with gains in upperclassmen and transfers from Hamilton and Middletown campuses. He notes 85 percent of 1971 graduates placed in jobs and the board agrees to one formal June commencement with informal ceremonies after fall and winter terms.
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Oxford
Miami University
Phillip Shriver
Dr. Shriver
Miami
Hamilton
Middletown
54 Patrolmen Set To Graduate
The Ohio Highway Patrol Academy will graduate 54 new officers in ceremonies at the academy next Friday. It will be the 92nd class graduated by the Patrol, and Gov. John J. Gilligan will attend the ceremonies.
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Ohio Highway Patrol Academy
John J. Gilligan
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