Lakota School District halts field trips due to fuel shortage
Lakota district forgoes field trips today to save fuel as administrators report a 10-17 percent gasoline shortage and 15-25 percent shortfall in heating fuel. Plans include consolidating bus stops and urging parent drop offs while heating remains oil and electric. Some students may walk up to four tenths of a mile after bus drop.
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Westchester
Lakota
Herbert A. Henderson
Henderson
Union Elementary
Lakota High
Roy Hance
Henderson Notes Heavy Trip Schedule And Ban Uncertainty
Henderson said there has been a heavy schedule of field trips in the past three months. He could not estimate how many trips would be eliminated by the ban as trips are usually scheduled only shortly beforehand.
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Henderson
California prison blocks sale of San Quentin gas chamber
Bert Stratton offered 72500 to buy the San Quentin gas chamber for transport to England as a tourist attraction. California prison officials rejected the offer, keeping the controversial device seated at the historic yard.
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California
Bert Stratton
San Quentin
England
Lebanon names Pence mayor and elects new council
Myle Pence was unanimously elected mayor by the Lebanon city council for a third term. Ronald Pandorf became vice mayor after the unanimous vote. New members George Leasure Larry Templeton and Eleanor Allum joined the council.
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Lebanon
Myles Pence
Ronald Pandorf
George Leasure
Larry Templeton
Eleanor Allum
Marvin Young
Charles Guard
Colony Square
Ohio 123
Telephone line opened for Carlisle village tax office
A telephone at the Carlisle village income tax office in the fire house at 149 Lincoln Drive is 746 0253. It serves inquiries on Carlisle's local 1 percent income tax effective January 1 and operates 10 a.m. to p.m. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Booklets with the tax ordinance and rules will be mailed to liable individuals and businesses not on a withholding system.
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Carlisle
Lincoln
Bernard Shock
J. Emerson Davis & Co
Raid nets marijuana in Toledo seizure
Police raided a home in Toledo and seized 120 pounds of marijuana valued at 100000 dollars along with 100000 dollars in cash. Anthony Estrada 23 of suburban Oregon was held on drug possession charges in connection with the six week Oregon department investigation.
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Toledo, Ohio
Anthony Estrada
Oregon
James Siddoris
Oregon Department
Franklin plans water line to Chautauqua and rising rates
Franklin City Council approved a $125,000 water line to Chautauqua funded by higher rates for Chautauqua residents with a $500 tap-in fee. The city will handle easements and execute the agreement with Chautauqua Association after backing from Carlisle and the Miami Conservancy District. A bond sale for water works was scheduled for next Monday.
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Franklin
Chautauqua
Bernard Ejichholz
Eichholz
Carlisle
Miami Conservancy District
Warren
Montgomery
Chautauqua Association
Wallace Communications Co
Xenia
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Council
Franklin National Bank
Oxford girl wins South Miss title
Laura Lee Wilson, 18, Talawanda High senior from Oxford, won South Butler County Junior Miss 1973 at Garfield High School. First runner-up was Julia Ann Post, with Denise Hulshull second runner-up. scholarships ranged from 150 to 500 dollars and bonds were awarded. Wilson will advance to the state finals January 18 and 19 at Mount Vernon, with the national final in Mobile, Alabama in May.
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Denise Hulshull
Badin High
Miss Wilson
Miss Post
Miss Hulshull
Tracy McLaughlin
Lakota High
South Butler
Mount Vernon
Mobile
Ala
First church service held in Butler County jail
The Hamilton-A jail service drew 32 of 89 prisoners in the basement. Rev. Frank Kinsman led a 45 minute session at 12 15, with plans for weekly services by different faiths and counseling availability. Sheriff Harold Carpenter outlined future upgrades including a color TV for post service sports.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Frank Kinsman
Front Street Presbyterian Church
Harold Carpenter
Hamilton Ministerial Association
Carpenter
Toledo man fined for driving without license quits driving
Emil Bartling of rural Toledo says he has given away his car and will not drive after paying a fine for driving without a license. The 79 year old had been ticketed for the offense and told a judge he had driven 40 years with a license bought 40 years ago for 1 dollar.
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Toledo
Iowa
Emil Bartling
Bartling
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