Germantown income tax delayed to April first
Germantown officials will not enact a 1 percent income tax by Jan 1. Village administrator Dan Anslinger Jr. says collections will start April 1 to align with a tax quarter. Dayton or West Carrollton are possibles as collection agents to cut costs, amid some opposition and potential initiative petitions. The measure aims to boost the general fund by about 40 thousand dollars to support payroll, services, and sewage treatment upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nor
Anslinger
Dayton
West Carrolton
Germantown
Middletown Ohio Adopts Relocation Standards for Neighborhood Program
Ordinance 5211 approves local policies for relocation under the Neighborhood Development Program. It defines determination methods, standards for housing units, including safety, plumbing, heating, electrical systems, and adequate space, for Downtown Prospect and South areas, with emphasis on displacing families and businesses per federal rules.
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Prospect & South
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Middletown
Ohio
North Main Street
Columbia Avenue
Verity Parkway
Verity Park Way
Manchester Avenue
Clinton Street
First Avenue
Main
North Main Streets
Prospect Area
Yankee Road
Curtis Street
Parkview Avenue
Grove Street
Jacoby Avenue
Young Street
Penfield Avenue
B&o Railroad
Fourteenth Avenue
Second Avenue
Water Street
Park Street
Liberty Avenue
Vanderveer Street
Fifth Avenue
Hanover Avenue
Garden Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
Minnesota Street
Maple Street
Sixth Avenue
Main Street
Housing standards and relocation provisions outlined in 1970 ordinance
The document sets minimum housing standards by occupancy with floor space and bedroom ratios, outlines rent and mortgage payment guidelines for displaced families, and describes relocation assistance. It also covers nonhousekeeping unit rules, temporary relocation, and public housing rent limits, plus duties of the Local Public Agency and emergency enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority
Dudley Inwood
Sylvia H. Hughes
City Commission
Guard Sees Growth Boom For Lebanon Budget 1971
City Manager Charles Guard forecast a growth boom for Lebanon in 1971. He proposed a $2.8 million budget with $611,000 in the general fund and a 6 percent cost-of-living rise for workers. The plan adds a new police officer, maintenance staff, a fulltime assistant, and relies on income tax to fund services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Charles Guard
Guard
Ohio Meat Approval Expected
The Ohio Department of Agriculture foresees federal certification of its meat inspection program with no trouble, though Ohio is among 36 states missing a Tuesday deadline. Acting chief Dr. John Richardson said 15 states have submitted programs for review as officials begin spot inspections at about 60 of nearly 700 state Jurisdiction plants. Inspections aim for completion and a report to Washington by January 15, with a mid February decision on certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Agriculture
John Richardson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
North Central
Chicago
Richardson
Washington
Glass Reclaimer Sought For Franklin Solid Waste Plant
Franklin plans an experimental glass reclaimer at the city solid waste disposal plant to recycle glass. A federal grant of 160000 dollars is sought with 40000 dollars from a glass manufacturers group. The project would cost the city nothing and the association would cover operating costs for a year. Afterward the city could take over the reclaimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Manufacturers Association Is Laboratories
Bernard F. Eichholz
Glass Association
Dayco Corp Declares Quarterly Dividend in Dayton
Dayco Corp announced a regular quarterly dividend of 28.5 cents per share payable January 25 to shareholders of record January 10. The company also reported preliminary earnings of 2.03 dollars per share for the fiscal year ending October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Ohio
Dayco Corp
Fourth Grade To Present Christmas Show
The Hunter Elementary School fourth grade will present a Christmas program titled Christmas Customs Around the World after the PTA meeting Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Directors are Helen Stevens Alta Hurt and Marcella Schoultis. Refreshments follow.
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Hunter
Hunter Parent-Teacher Association
Helen Stevens
Alta Hurt
Marcella Schoultis
Not Too Proud To Accept Basket Gift
A Franklin Street mother, Lydia Sizemore, writes to the journal about Christmas aid. She and her husband, with two young daughters, lack money and food in Preble County and cannot get welfare. she describes preferring a basket over money and laments ineligibility for aid while her husband serves in the Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheckler
Journal
Lydia Sizemore
Franklin Street
Marine Corps
Preble County
Thanksgiving Turkey Hatch Totals Rise 21 Percent Over Year
Ohio turkey breeders report a strong hatch with total poults hatched during the week of December 5 up 21 percent from the same week in 1969. Light breed poults also increased, with 231000 hatched versus 339000 for the comparable week last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Springboro Lions Plan Dinner
Springboro Lions Club schedules a Christmas party at the high school on December 21 for 30 Mary Haven Home youths. A 6 p.m. supper starts the evening, with Santa giving gifts, followed by a puppet show and live animal circus by Joe Corey of a Dayton station.
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Springboro
Mary Haven
Warren County Jhildren
Lions Club
Santa Claus
Frions Club
Joe Corey
Dayton
Corey
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Platter
Sherwin-Williams
S. Broad ST
Kas
Springboro Lions Plan
Middletown Federal
Trenton
N. Main ST
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