Carlisle Bicentennial festival opens with flag ceremony
Carlisle to celebrate four days of events starting Aug 12 with a flag ceremony at 5 p.m. A farmers market on Fairview Drive features produce and free set-up for sellers. The schedule includes hog calling, contests, bake-offs, crafts, quilt shows, a parade, carnivals, food stands, and community performances led by local organizers and clubs.
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Carlisle Wimodausian Club
Edward Fox
Lee Wildermuth
Carlisle Ramblers Garden Club
Fairview Drive
Ray Banks
Jaycees
Carlisle Lions
Society For Handicapped Children
Carlisle School Chorus
Peast
Robert Callahan
Verlin Charles
Germantown unveils six mile trunk sewer project
Work began this week on a six mile trunk sewer to carry Germantown sewage to the Franklin treatment plant. Foreman Jim Young stands beside a 30 inch concrete pipe along Twin Creek near Martz Paullin Road. Three crews will lay tile at separate locations to complete the $1 862 499 job by year end.
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Germantown
Franklin
Jim Young
Twin Creek
Martz- Paullin Road
Richter
Trenton Lions Carnival Set for Friday and Saturday
The Trenton Lions carnival returns this Friday and Saturday at the Fish and Game Club on Potter Street. The food booth opens at 5 p.m. with games and rides from 6 p.m. to about 10 p.m. Proceeds fund Lions community projects. co chairmen are David Taylor and Wilbur Knotts.
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Lions
Trenton
Trenton Lions
Fish and Game Club
Potter Street
David Taylor
Wilbur Knotts
HUD grant spurs Caesar's Creek study
The Warren County Regional Planning Commission will fund a $12,000 study of Caesars Creek to curb sprawl around the recreation area. An $8,000 federal grant via HUD and $4,000 local share will cover the project which includes Massie Township and parts of Washington and Wayne Townships. The study will map commercial and residential zones, roads and water sewer needs within a year ahead of potential lake opening in summer 1978.
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Washington and
Wayne Townships
Robert Price
Planning Commission
Pric
Price
Mexican President Echeverria may meet Ford at border
Mexican President Luis Echeverria may meet President Ford at the U S Mexico border in November. Sources say tentative plans exist but nothing definite yet and many details must be arranged through diplomatic channels.
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Mexico City
Luis Echeverria
Ford
U.s.mexico
Echeverria
Lebanon residents press to block Main Street widening again
Foes of widening Lebanon Ohio Main Street pursue two petitions to repeal the council directive and to amend the city charter so voters must approve any future widening. The petitions follow council votes, court actions, and cost studies from 1969 through 1973 and a 4-3 July decision to proceed with a four-lane plan.
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Lebanon
Nora Reichel
Ohio
Department of Transportation
Main Street
Warren County Common
CSU names interim vice president for academic affairs
Dr. Paul V. McStallworth, former Wright State University special assistant to the president, will serve as interim vice president for academic affairs at Central State University. He retires from Wright State this spring as CSU searches for a permanent replacement, while Dr. Howard L. Alford resigns to return to North Carolina A&T University.
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North Carolina A&t University
Winter Hydrant Flushing Planned Across Franklin Areas
Franklin officials announce winter preparation flushing and testing of fire hydrants. West side of Great Miami River including Chautauqua will be done next Tuesday to Friday. East side river areas from Fifth Street south Aug 17-20, then Aug 24-27 east of river from Fourth Street north to city limits excluding several neighborhoods. Final sweep Aug 31 and Sept 3. Rusty sediment may appear in taps.
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Franklin
Flushing
Great Miami River
Chautauqua
Fifth Street
Fourth Street
Harpland
Skokinan
Stadia
Virginia
Laynecrest
Franklin Woods
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Journal County, State News
Carlisle
Paul K. Libecap
Melvin Reece
Henry Hermetz
Ann Porter
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Humphrey Odor
Baptist
Hud Grant
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
Massie Township
County Engineer's Office
Ohio Department of Transportation
The
Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Central State
Hydrant
Joffe
Central Ave
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