The Middletown and Lemon Township boards of education tonight may decide whether April 1 is still the "most logical" date for consolidation of the two school systems, Charles J. Reuthe, township board member, reported this morning. Members of both boards are meeting tonight at Middletown High School as a fact-finding committee with township board president J.E. Heck, acting as chairman. The session will be the first conference of the groups in 1954. The committee, Reuthe said, also is expected to discuss the report submitted by a citizens' committee studying financial problems of a merged city-township school district. The advisory group was headed by D. E. Reichelderfer, controller of Armco Steel Corp...
The Middletown and Lemon Township boards of education tonight may decide whether April 1 is still the "most logical" date for consolidation of the two school systems, Charles J. Reuthe, township board member, reported this morning. Members of both boards are meeting tonight at Middletown High School as a fact-finding committee with township board president J.E. Heck, acting as chairman. The session will be the first conference of the groups in 1954. The committee, Reuthe said, also is expected to discuss the report submitted by a citizens' committee studying financial problems of a merged city-township school district. The advisory group was headed by D. E. Reichelderfer, controller of Armco Steel Corp...
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