Franklin National Homes Seeks Approval for Fourth Street Subdivision
Franklin National Homes plans a 78 unit subdivision west of Franklin High School on Fourth Street and may start this fall if the city planning commission approves the plat. The project could expand to 176 homes later. streets may honor Gen Forrest Harding Roy Fitzgerald and Richard Stanton. Approval was paused by minor changes.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
Fourth Street
National Home, Inc
Lafayette
Indiana
City Planning Commission
Bernard Eichholz
Forrest Harding
Roy Fitzgerald
Richard Stanton
Time Loan Co Gets New Name CLT Financial Services
Franklin report notes the local Time Loan Company adopts the CLT Financial Services name as a wholly owned subsidiary of CLT Financial Corp since 1963. The change aligns its consumer financing operations with the parent company nationwide and unifies the corporate identity.
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Franklin
Time Loan Company
CLT. Financial Services
CLT. Financial Corp
Farming Ranks High Among The Deadliest Occupations
The article notes farming ranks second to construction in yearly occupational deaths with over 2 500 fatalities and 210 000 injuries on farms in 1970. It outlines Red Cross safety guidance including guards on tools protective cabfires extinguishers pesticide protection gloves storage safety gear eye and head protection and first aid training for workers and families.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Dissolvable Bottle Developed in Natick Mass
Natick based Ikon Corp says it has developed a bottle that dissolves in water or can be eaten. The water soluble core is cellulose based protein, coated with plastic to survive filling. After use the coating is peeled and the bottle dissolves, eliminating litter pollution.
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Natick, Mass
Natick
Ole Sandven
Ikon Corp
Ilikon
Law Student Named Bailiff In Warren County Court
A 23-year-old Franklin man and freshman at Salmon P. Chase College of Law in Cincinnati began bailiff duties in Warren County Common Pleas Court. Jack Sharts, son of Dr. and Mrs. John E. Sharts of Franklin, is a Franklin High School and University of Cincinnati graduate.
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Lebanon
Franklin
Salmon P. Chase College of Law
Cincinnati
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Jack” Sharts
Chase
Sharts
Franklin High School
University of Cincinnati
John E. Sharts
Wives Demand Retakes Delaying Council Portraits
Costa Mesa mayor Robert Wilson had color photos taken of five councilmen's wives but two wives demanded retakes delaying the display in the mayor's office. He says wives support their husbands public life and should be honored.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
Robert Wilson
Wilson
Ohio State Parks See Attendance Rise to 38 Million
Natural Resources Director William B. Nye reported Ohio's 59 state parks hosted 38,006,246 visitors in the fiscal year ending June 30, up 14.1 percent from the prior year. Pymatuning led with 2,193,634, while Hueston Woods totaled 2,167,889.
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Ohio
Natural Resources
William B. Nye
Ohio State Park
Pymatuning
Hueston Woods
Nye
New York
California
Noland Named Police Chief In Union Township
Westchester Union Township Trustees appoint William Noland 30 as full time police chief replacing Dan Snyder who will seek township trustee. Noland, a former Sharonville officer and graduate of Princeton High School, studied at Miami University and the University of Cincinnati and has lived in the township for three years.
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Westchester—Union Township
William Noland
Windrift Drive
Dan Snyder
Noland
Princeton High School
Miami University
University of Cincinnati
Sharonville
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Harry Cornett
Robert South
Aric Hildebrant
Stan Markey
Dudley Taft
Taft Broadcasting Co
Clarence Motz
Mason City
Gary Wachs
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National Homes
Time Loan Co
Wei
James Eyler Jr
Parker Drive
Springboro
Eyler
Hall
Businessman’s Buffet
Middletown
Warren
Middletown Federal
Central
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Miami St
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