City to get first chance to buy old Academy Building
Lebanon school board offers the city council the first option to buy the old Academy Building on New Street with a May 5 deadline. If declined, the building will be auctioned. The sale funds would support sewer work for the new high school. Hazel Phillips urged preservation, but funds are unavailable.
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Lebanon Council
Education Board
Chuck Olsen
Lebanon
Academy
New Street
John Buchanan
Hazel Phillips
Warren County Historical Society
George Hartman
Historical Society
Plesant Street Park
Bessie Penses
Davis Community Center
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Eileen Schutte
Patricia Bercaw
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Ohio Legislature Debates Police Strikes and Public Bonds
Ohio lawmakers consider a bill by Rep. Norman Murdock to allow collective bargaining and arbitration for police, backed by the Fraternal Order of Police. Senate approves a large county debt expansion to use general funds, while others push campus discipline measures and a public farming constraint bill. The House also weighs outside work for inmates and proposes four state songs from the Ohio Arts Council.
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Ohio
Norman A. Murdock
Cincinnati
Murdock
Fraternal Order of Police
Nasead
Senate
Ralph S. Regula
Navarre
Mottl
Ohio Farms
William H. Massey
Batavia
Kansas
Iowa
Gordon M. Scherer
Ohio Arts Council
New Director Named for Aeronca Power Plant Program
Carl A. Weise joins Aeronca Inc as technical director of engine power plant programs. Based in Torrance California, he will lead design, engineering, development, and testing of power plant installations. Weise, a longtime aircraft power plant expert, came from MacDonnell Douglas where he mentored power plants for DC-7 through DC-10.
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Aerona, Inc
Roy J. Benecchi
Aeronca
Aerospace Group
Weise
San Pedro
Calif
Torrance
MacDonnell Douglas Corp
Wet Pavement on Hill Triggers 1 Car Crash
Wet pavement on a steep hill caused a four car crash at 3 21 p m yesterday in Franklin. The incident disrupted traffic and prompted police response at the scene.
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Hill
Franklin
Large Box In Roadway Causes Wreck
A large cardboard box in Rt. 63 near Lebanon triggered a four-vehicle crash as all westbound cars slowed for traffic on Hill Avenue. The rear impact involved drivers Doris Cook and Kathryn Price and Jim Stewart and Donald Cox, with $750 damage. Stewart and Cox charged with failing to maintain an assured clear distance.
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Lebanon
Clara B. Flaig
Hatfield Road
Rt. 1
Frances Morris
Wilmington Road
Flaig
E. Fourth Street
Doris L. Cook
Millard Drive
Kathryn Elaine Price
Hill Avenue
Jim W. Stewart
Park Drive
E. Second
Miss Cook
Stewart
Donald Cox
Todd Road
Cox
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