Springboro Council Hearses Sewage and Drainage Problems
Springboro residents flood the council meeting to urge action on sewage backups on Fairway Drive and drainage issues on Locust Drive. Attorney John Sharts cites six uncovered manholes and groundwater entering the sanitary sewer, with damages claimed by homeowners. The village presses contractor Kelchner to plug lines daily and assess claims. bids may be sought for Locust improvements, while a special meeting considers upstairs remodeling for tax office space and master plan adoption. Ralph Blakeley named permanent patrolman. locals demand adequate drainage and affordable repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springboro
Fairway Drive
Locust Drive
John Sharts
Fairway
Sharts
Robert South
Mark Bogen
Springbrook
Richard Kelchner
Dayton
Kelchner
Ying
Don Tevis
David Morgan
Anne Huffman
Planning Commission
David Shaw
Vogt, Sage and Pflum
Cincinnati
Shaw
Council
South
Ralph Blakeley
Blakeley
Break-in at LeSourdsville Wastewater Plant Causes Heavy Loss
Hamilton reports the LeSourdsville Wastewater Treatment Plant suffered more than ten thousand dollars in losses after a Wednesday night break-in. Thieves stole shop tools chemical testing equipment and microscopes and damaged desks and filing cabinets using welding torches. A county 1970 station wagon was also stolen and security firms plus the sheriff's crime prevention bureau have been contacted for protection steps. An employee will cover the third shift until measures are in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
LeSourdsville
James Hinchberger
Water and Sewer Departments
Hinchberger
Hinchbereger
Crime Prevention Bureau
The
Sheriff's Department
Final arguments in Carlisle murder case heard
Final arguments were scheduled today in the trial of Ricky Lynn Blevins 26 of Carlisle charged with aggravated murder and attempted aggravated murder in the May 21 shootings at the Cox home. Darrell Allbright died and Everett Cox was wounded. Blevins pleads innocent and insanity. Defense called Dr Glen Weaver. prosecution presented Dr Dwight M Palmer in rebuttal.
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Lebanon
Ricky Lynn Blevins
Darrell Allbright
Everett Cox
Cox
Leichty Drive
Carlisle
Glen Weaver
Dwight M. Palmer
Warren County Health Board Sets Public Restroom Standards
The Warren County Health Board established restroom requirements including hot and cold potable water soap towels or blowers tissue lighting and daily cleaning with disinfectant. Benton Wahl reported milk butter and cheese aid to Franklin Township through Middletown Hospital and noted the county infant death rate was too low to qualify for federal rural health clinic funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Health Board
Franklin Township
Middletown Hospital
Morgan Horse Festival Parade and Show Tomorrow
Morgan horses from leading local breeders headline tomorrow's Morgan Horse Festival in Franklin. A parade forms at 11 am at the city park on Ohio 123 across from Hampton Bennett School, then travels through Main and Riley Boulevards before returning. A 1 pm versatility horse show follows lunch, with halter, pleasure, park and trail classes, ending around 3 pm. All events are free.
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Franklin — Morgan
Ohio
Hampton Bennett School
Ohio 123
Main Street
Second Street
Riley Boulevard
Riley
Boundary talk and truck bid mark Franklin Township meeting
Franklin Ratives of the Blue Ball Historical Society will contact property owners to establish agreed boundary lines for their unincorporated community a plan discussed with Franklin Township trustees. Trustees may erect new boundary signs and accepted a $14 600 bid from Linden's Sales & Service Inc for a new dump truck. The 1968 township truck will be kept as backup for Woodhill Cemetery, expanding the fleet to five. The Elder Beerman Stores Corp of Dayton declared a quarterly dividend of five cents per share payable Sept 15 to shareholders of record Sept 1, with two Middletown outlets referenced.
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Franklin Ratives
Blue Ball Historical Society
Franklin Township
Harold Baker
Linden
Sales & Service Inc
Woodhill Cemetery
Baker
Elder- Beerman Stores Corp
Dayton
Middletown
Trenton appoints Schneidler to City Council after vacancy
Trenton names George Schneidler to fill the council seat vacated by James Johnson's death. A retired Armco engineer and longtime local official, Schneidler will resign from the Planning Commission to join the council as discussions on growth and updating the 1970 plan unfold. Mayor Madoffori lauded the choice as beneficial for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
George Schneidler
Cit Council
James Johnson
Schneidler
Trenton Area Commercial and Industrial Development Committee
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Armco Inc
Springfield
Middletown Public Schools
University of Cincinnati
Pacific
Doris Jean Kennel
Hamilton Ave
Cindy
John
Robert
John Madoffori
Industrial Committee
Ray Willis
Willis
Madotfer
Schneidler’s
Melvin Ruder
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Moose Lodge
E. State St
State St
Edgewood Inn
Lee Lehneider
Andmark Enterprises Inc
Ruder
Chautauqua Sets Toll Free Police Fire Service
Chautauqua township trustees report toll free telephone service to Miami Township police fire and rescue is now established. Residents may dial the operator for Enterprise 4400 and stickers bearing the number will be distributed locally. Ronald Bingaman resigns as Finneytown High principal trustee moving to Cincinnati area. Rev. Lee Niswander named new trustee. Annual cottages event set for Sept 9 at Penianne Club building with financial report and constitutional changes on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Miami Township
Chautauqua Board of Trustees
Enterprise 4400
Ronald Bingaman
Finneytown High School
Cincinnati
Lee Niswander
Cottagers
Peniantee Club
Dayton Judges Move To Slow Desegregation Busing
Dayton school board attorneys seek a stay from the 6th U S Circuit Court in Cincinnati to delay a third year of court ordered busing for 18 000 of Dayton’s 42 000 pupils. They follow Columbus actions after Justice Rehnquist halted Columbus busing and warn a similar request may come if the appeals court refuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Columbus
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
U.S. Supreme Court
William Rehnquist
Leo Krebs
Supreme Court
Krebs
Appeals Court
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Springboro Council
Paul Culbertson
Reading
James Eyler
Lesourdsville Break
Blevins
Montgomery Ave
Benton Wahl
Morgan Horse Fest
Schneider
Eric von Klinger
Journal
Carl Gabbard
Wayne-Madison Road
Ryder
Edgewood High School
Madaffori
Congress
Washington
REED
KLOPR
Bank Americard
VISA
Reed-Klopp Furniture
Central Ave
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