Systech Ordered to Remove Odors in Franklin
Franklin moves to end odors from the Systech waste plant in the southwest, injunction possible if not eliminated. City officials report no health hazard but plan to halt non domestic wastes, shift to tanker removal, and cover residues. Council seeks water rate rise and downtown improvements while approving demolition and street lighting notices.
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Franklin
Systech
Bernard Eichholz
Lee Young
Middletown
Carlisle
Springboro
Eichholz
Dan Moore
Franklin school board sets meeting on levy
Franklin Ohio. The board deferred action on an operating levy due to illness. A special meeting was set for Aug 31 at 7 p m to review financial projections and place an additional operating levy on the general November ballot. Proposals for a 7 mill levy had failed twice this year.
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Franklin
Franklin School Board
Marcellene Hollingsworth
Shelby Middleton
Paul Hillard
Carl Gorsuch
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
CAPSE
Middleton
Association
Republic Steel disappointed by suit dismissal in Canton
In Canton Ohio Republic Steel Corp says it is disappointed by the dismissal of a federal suit challenging federal clean water standards at its 19 million dollar Canton water treatment plant. Construction began in 1977 and the plant is to be completed in eight to 12 months. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision aligned with the Supreme Court on EPA pollution permit issues. A Republic spokesman said they have not yet received a copy of the ruling.
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Canton, Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
Canton
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Supreme Court
Bhe
Chuck Vasil
Trenton Scout Troop 25 Honors Court of Awardees
Trenton Boy Scout Troop 25 held a court of honor at First National Bank naming Mark Carrozza Gold Palm Award and David Hicks Eagle. John Stahl earned Star and First Class while David Pierce gained First Class. New Scouts Lee Jett Jon Stewart Bill Jeffery John Isel received awards along with merit badges for Carrozza Stahl Hicks Bowen Jett Stewart Pierce. Three Scouts led Order of the Arrow William Hicks John Stahl Jim Stewart with Oscar Carrozza as scoutmaster and Keith Kibbey as assistant. Lions Club sponsors the troop.
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Trenton
First National Bank
Mark Carrozza
David Hicks
John Stahl
David Pierce
Lee Jett
Jon Stewart
Bill Jeffery
John Isel
William Hicks
Bob Bowen
Randy Collins
Mark Wilson
Bob Brown
Jim Stewart
Doug Carter
Order of the Arrow
Oscar Carrozza
Keith Kibbey
The
Trenton Lions Club
Elderly woman testifies on food stamps and poverty
Mable Rottinghaus 71, a retired bookkeeper, told the House Select Committee on Aging she cannot qualify for food stamps with income over $300 monthly. She lives frugally, foregoes steak due to price, and works part time to cover winter fuel. The hearing, held outside Washington, aims at aiding the elderly amid inflation with more housing and nutrition support. Rep. Luken warned elderly poverty harms taxpayers and society, citing hunger and poor living conditions.
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House Select Committee On Aging
Village may join township Burton seeks surrender of powers
Burton Ohio reports petitions bearing 279 signatures favoring the surrender of Burton Village’s corporate powers to join Burton Township. The move would cut government costs and shift county services to villagers, with tax millage falling from 51.30 to 49.80 if approved. Village solicitor rules petitions invalid for improper notarization and separate sheets. council accepts ruling, while Reed may pursue court action.
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Burton, Ohio
Jack T. Reed
Burton Village Council
Burton Reed
Burton Township
Reed
David E. Lowe
Lowe
Burton
Germantown Council approves North Main sewer repair plans
Germantown Village Council approved drafting construction drawings for a storm sewer repair along North Main Street and discussed funding. County commissioners added North Main to eligible streets for license plate tax riding and approved transferring 45,680 in permissive tax funds to the project, covering about 80 percent of costs. An ordinance to award a construction contract without formal bidding may save about 20 weeks of bidding time. Bids for Butter Street repair are set for Sept. 1 at noon. The council also hired a sixth full time officer, Richard Johnson, 24, of Kettering, boosting manpower amid recent shortages. The village applied for a federal CETA grant for two service department workers and six or seven summer positions, contingent on approval and supervision. An ordinance to regulate parking wide vehicles limits them to 78 inches on village streets, with loading/unloading exceptions for one hour.
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Germantown
North Main Street
Douglas Fenske
Bennine Bet
North Main Project
Fenske
Butter Street
Village Council
Richard Johnson
Kettering
University of Dayton
Alaska State Troopers Academy
Johnson
Rike’s Department Store
Miami
Alaska
Greg Schwarber
James Desch
Service Department
Special Projects
John du Sr
Camden Sewers Seeks Second Opinion On U S Aid Progress
Camden village council, urged for a second opinion on the Sanitary sewers project, heard Charles Wright of Floyd Brown discuss the aid application. An ordinance to create a village administrator position was advanced to a final reading for Sept. 11, while a liquor license objection and sidewalk plans drew fresh debate and public sentiment.
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Camden
U.S
Charles Wright
Floyd G. Brown & Associates Ltd
Board of Public Affairs
Franklin County man bound to Warren County grand jury
Charles Scott III, 20, of Dayton, bound to the Warren County grand jury under a $5,000 bond in Municipal Court on a concealed weapon charge. Judge John B. Tracy fined Don Butt, 26, of 535 Lake Ave for driving under suspension. Butt received a $150 fine plus costs and three days in jail.
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Franklin
Charles Scott III
Dayton
Warren County Grand Jury
John B. Tracy
Don Butt
Lake Ave
Stolen handgun and tools reported from home in Butler County
A hand gun and tools valued at 283 dollars were reported stolen Monday from the van and garage of William Hill at 2184 Middletown-Eaton Road to the Butler County Sheriff's Department.
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William Hill
Middletown-Eaton Road
Butler County Sheriff's Department
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