Edgewood board approves salary scale and hires
Edgewood board sets starting teacher salary at 8950 for a bachelor no experience and approves a 20 000 computer system to replace the bookkeeping machine. They also hire a high school science teacher and tutors while two committees manage memorial funds and approve an extra 178 213 in state foundation funds. Enrollment is 3192 with large ninth and tenth grades.
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Edgewood Local Education Association
John Burley
Burroughs
Donald Schenck
NCR
Edgewood
Beverly Hills
King
Billie Ittel
Lucy King
Ray Martin
Gene Bonney
Ed Elam
Kai Bailey
Bob Wadleigh
Phyllis Neumann
Wayne Memorial Fund
Schenck
Wayne Elementary
Ken Hackler
Ron Butts
Donna Merrill
Mary Louise Prows
Burley
State Foundation
Tom Hubler
Little Miami
Patricia Pergram
Rosemary Pelphrey
Kathy Tartaglia
Sherry Taylor
Anne Humphries
Penn Central Railroad
Franklin sergeant appointment for Ron Slusser
Ron Slusser was named sergeant in the Franklin police force effective yesterday. A lifelong Franklin resident and 1965 Franklin High School graduate, he has served as an officer since 1971 and is a Vietnam era Air Force veteran. He previously worked at Electro-Metallics in Middletown and was May Officer of the Year by the Franklin Optimist Club.
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Franklin
Ron Slusser
Slusser
Franklin High School
Air Force
Vietnam
Electro- Metallics, Inc
Middletown
Franklin Optimist Club
Miami University Graduation Adds Several Names
Several people were added to Miami University's graduation list from last month’s ceremony. Masters were awarded to Marcia Alspaugh of Springboro and Kathryn Leis of Trenton. Vicki DeHart Brown of Middletown earned a master's in education. Betty Fox of Franklin received an associate arts degree.
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Miami University
Marcia Alspaugh
Kesling Drive
Springboro
Kathryn Leis
Johns St
Trenton
Vicki DeHart Brown
Mt. Vernon St
Middletown
Betty Fox
Jeffery Drive
Franklin
Naturalist Mundy Joins Butler County Park District Staff
John M Mundy becomes naturalist and ranger for the Butler County Park District. Director Michael J Muska says Mundy will develop a naturalist program at Governor Bebb Park near Ottawa and patrol the park issuing permits. Mundy, a 15 year Hamilton County employee, studied natural history at the University of Cincinnati and is Ohio a certified police officer. The district oversees over 700 acres with commissioners Bruce L Peters Jr Raymond D Bourne and George C Cummins.
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University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Butler County Park District
Bruce L Peters Jr
Middletown
Raymond D Bourne
Oxford
George C. Cummins
Hamilton
Butler-Warren Homemakers Mini-School Sets Oct 6
The Butler-Warren Homemakers Mini-School will be held Thursday Oct 6 at Northside Baptist Church Lebanon. Registration closes Oct 1 and costs 1.50 for all classes with babysitting at 2 a child. Courses include Home budgeting gardening automations and child care topics.
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Lebanon
Butler-Warren Homemakers
Northside Baptist Church
Peggy Simmons
Butler County
Home Economics
Preble anti crime meeting to be held
The Cooperative Extension Service hosts a crime protection meeting in Eaton on Thursday October six from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Assembly Room of the Preble County Office Building. Clair Young of Ohio State University will lead with topics on the criminals, rural crime in Ohio, and hardening targets. Advance registration is advised but not required.
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Louise Augenstein
Home Economics
Ohio
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Ohio Bell
Franklin Library story hour starts October for 3 to 5 year olds
Franklin Public Library will begin a four week series of story hour sessions for preschoolers aged three to five on Wednesdays at 10 30 a m starting October 19. Head librarian Barbara Bruno will read stories and lead nursery games each hour long session with registrations open now for library patrons.
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Franklin
Franklin Public Library
Barbara Bruno
Bruno
Judge Denies Move to Shift Wallace Trial
Warren County Common Pleas Court granted Settlemire a venue change to Clinton County citing pretrial publicity, while keeping Wallace's trial in Warren County. Visiting Judge Paul Riley warned moving Wallace is possible if jury selection causes issues. Settlemire faces Oct 17 for tampering with records perjury and obstructing justice. Wallace faces Oct 24 for bribery embezzlement and related charges.
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Lebanon
Donald Settlemire
Clinton County
Roy Wallace
Warren County
Common Pleas Court
Paul Riley
Settlemire
Thomas Kirby
Kirby
Riley
Morris Turkelson
Wallace
Fred Jones
James Ruppert
Turkelson
Justice Wallace
Walter Pidgeon Returns Home After Blood Clot Recovery
At Santa Monica California actor Walter Pidgeon 79 returned home to recuperate from a blood clot on his lung. He had been hospitalized since August 4 for brain surgery and remained for clot complications. A spokeswoman said he is in very satisfactory condition and was given a small birthday party.
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Santa Monica
Calif AP
Walter Pidgeon
Pidgeon
St. John's Hospital
St John's
Peggy Frank
Warren County Prosecutor under scrutiny over heroin probes
Warren County FOP Lodge 103 head questions the conduct of Prosecutor Morris Turkelson amid calls for a special prosecutor. Allegations include refusing to prosecute heroin sellers after a campaign gift, delayed prisoner trials, staff with arrest records, and a disputed lie detector test involving jailer Don Settlemire, who faces sexual battery charges. Turkelson declined to comment.
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Warren Fop
Lebanon
Warren County
Morris Turkelson
Warren County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge
Montgomery
Croin
Turkelson
Don Settlemire
Settlemire
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Miami
Park District
Tri- State
Franklin Library Story Hour
Bill Montgomery
Lodge
FOP
Democratic Executive Committee
Democrats
Decorator
Bell
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