Lebanon School Board hikes lunch prices and adopts campus buy
The Lebanon School Board voted to raise several lunch items to cover higher food and labor costs. Milk rises to 10 cents, basic lunch stays 45 cents, sandwiches 30 cents, french fries 25 cents, and extra desserts and vegetables up 10 cents. They also approved purchasing the bus garage property for 45 000 and a 10 000 gallon gas tank to support bus fuel needs. A truancy policy was enacted 3 to 1 with Ethel Sims dissenting, outlining steps from parent notification to possible expulsion for repeated offenses.
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Lebanon
Lebanon School Board
Jon Rockhold
Rockhold
Harold and
Jean Brattain
Ethel Sims
Exchange student honored with key to city ceremony
Franklin’s City Council presented 17 year old Japanese exchange student Tadaaki Kaamo with the key to the city last night. Kaamo, an A student and active in Eastern archery, lives with Dr. Terry Bright and received the token from Council Chairman Paul R. Smith in a tie clasp form.
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Franklin
Tadaaki Kaamo
Japan
Terry Bright
Paul R. Smith
Edgewood school year enrollment and schedules announced
Edgewood School District requests first time enrollments this week and next with offices open 8 30 to noon and 1 to 4 p m weekdays. Students must be immunized for diphtheria tetanus pertussis measles and polio. First graders must be six by Sept 30 and kindergartners five. Workbooks and supplies fees due Aug 27 31 for grades K 8. High school schedules Avail Aug 27 31. First day Sept 5. School hours vary by campus with long day at high school 7 59 to 2 52 and others to 3 00.
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Trenton
Edgewood
Edgewood High School
Wayne
Three Area Residents File for Bankruptcy in Dayton Court
Ronald D. Kinney of Chautauqua and Audrey R. Kinney of Chautauqua list assets of 2900 and debts of 13554 each in U S District Court Dayton. William F Mecquinn of Middletown also filed for bankruptcy in the same case.
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U.S. District Court
Dayton
Ronald D. Kinney
Chautauqua
Audrey R. Kinney
William F. Mecquinn
Middletown
Butler County Fair named wrong winner in paper
The Journal corrected an error in yesterday's edition regarding the local twirling winner at the Butler County Fair. The correct winner is Renee Childers.
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Butler County
Renee Childers
Butler County Fair Tonight Showcases Beef Judging Talent Derby
Beef judging for the open class begins at 6 p.m. at the Butler County Fair with the junior talent contest and the demolition derby set for 7:30 p.m. Monroe took first in Grange judging on Sunday. Nancy Hughes, 19, was named this year’s fair queen and will represent Butler County at the Ohio State Fair after a Lakota High School 1972 graduate and Evangel College student.
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Monroe Grange
Butler County
Welch
Butler County Fair
Monroe
Nancy Hughes
Robert Hughes
Princeton Road
Lakota High School
Hughes
The
Liberty
Equestrians
Evangel College
Springfield
Franklin City Rebounds on Yule Lighting Plans
Franklin City Council boosted Christmas displays by letting Milton Stork of the Franklin Jaycees keep 400 dollars from last year’s lighting project and not enforcing a 1 buy contract to buy street decorations. The Jaycees may sell old lights and fund a new mixed lit and unlit display for this season and future years. The council also approved flood insurance eligibility and endorsed a traffic safety option on Harold Street with a possible speed bump after legal review.
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Eric von Klinger
Franklin
Milton Stork
Franklin Jaycees
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Old City
Jaycees
Stork
Valley View Board OKs Lunch Price Hikes and Jefferson Football
Valley View School Board votes to raise lunch prices due to higher food costs and reduced milk subsidies. Grades one five 35 cents, six eight 40 cents, nine twelve 45 cents, adults 60 cents, milk 10 cents. A three to one vote approves honoring a Jefferson football schedule with security assurances. one member opposes citing insufficient protections.
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James Buehner
Jefferson
Carlisle Jaycees survey keys village priorities seen
During the three day Firemen's Carnival the Carlisle Area Jaycees surveyed 112 residents on government protection and schools. Results forwarded to the Village Council show opinions on government fairness police activity school systems and plans for a community swimming pool and recreation facilities.
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Juanita Abney
Carlisle
Carlisle Area Jaycees
Greg Edwards
Carlisle Jaycees
Stone named executive vice president of Lebanon PCA
Robert E. Stone has been named executive vice president of the Lebanon Production Credit Association. He will handle public relations and loan making for farmers in seven Southwestern Ohio counties. Stone previously worked for Landmark, Inc. in Columbus. The Lebanon PCA serves Warren, Butler, Hamilton, Brown, Highland, Clinton and Clermont counties.
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Lebanon
Robert E. Stone
Lebanon Production Credit Association
PCA
Stone
Ohio
Landmark, Inc
Columbus
Lebanon Pca
Warren
Butler Hamilton
Brown, Highland
Clinton
Clermont Counties
Drunk Driver Program Slated by Carlisle Lions Club
Carlisle Lions Club meets at Carlisle Senior High School Commons to view a hazards of drunk driving program. An Italian dinner is served at 7 p.m. Paul Martin of the highway patrol in Hamilton will present the program.
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Carlisle
Lions Club
Carlisle Senior High School
Paul Martin
The
Highway Patrol
Hamilton
Arrest warrant issued for Theodore Million in theft case
A warrant is issued for Theodore Million of 507 15th Ave Middletown after he failed to appear for arraignment in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Million is charged with stealing nickle bars worth about $650 from Hamilton Foundry on June 29.
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Hamilton
Theodore Million
15Th Ave
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Million
Hamilton Foundry
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