Franklin Considers Subsidy for City Taxi Service
Franklin City Council weighs a $1000 insurance payment to keep the Franklin City Cab operating for a year amid debate over using tax funds to aid a private business. Some members warn of setting a precedent while others urge helping a minority reliant on service.
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Franklin City Council
Franklin City
Herbert Swiger
Bernard Fichholz
Paul R. Smith
Smith
Callahan
Council
O. H. Egleston
Stanley Kolb
Egleston
Barbara Thornton
Eichholz
Disturbance cases head to jury in Franklin Court
Three defendants charged after a January 22 disturbance at McDonald's in Springboro will face jury trials in Franklin Municipal Court. Regina Miller 19 Gary Mayable 23 and David Lynch 24 face aggravated menacing assault and obstruction of justice counts, with Assistant Chief Manning injured in the incident.
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Springboro
Franklin
Everett Manning
Regina Lynn Miller
Harold Street
Factory Road
Gary Allen Mayable
Beam Drive
David Paul Lynch
Life squad member loses home in fire after救
Ross Township life squad member Charlene Foley returned from assisting at a two vehicle crash to find her mobile home extensively damaged by fire. Her two young children were not harmed. Neighbor Alberta Lewallen suffered a heart attack at the scene and was hospitalized.
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Alberta Lewallen
Life Squad
McCullouw
Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Lemon Township to Hold Hearing on HUD Funds Feb 11
Lemon Township trustees schedule a Feb 11 hearing on uses for Community Development Act funds. A prior session drew one visitor, a school-age boy who urged more basketball courts. A call in favor of fixing Todhunter Road S-curve was received but not counted as hearing participation.
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Lemon Township
Dorothy Ingram
Helen M. Brown
Todhunter Road
Cleo Laine concert tickets go on sale at Miami Oxford
Tickets for Cleo Laine with John Dankworth and Ensemble at Millett Assembly Hall go on sale in stages through Friday at the University Center and Millett Hall box office. Only 4000 tickets printed with adult 2 dollars senior and child 1 dollar pricing. Oxford students admit with ID. advance tickets required. Laine praised as world’s best by London Sunday Times critic.
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David Bean
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Millett Hall
Miami Oxford
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RCA
Butch Edison
Europe
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Dankworth
Gratis to Host Preble Taxpayers Meeting on Tax Valuations
GRATIS-A meeting of Preble County taxpayers is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in Gratis School gymnasium. The group aims to form a committee to raise funds and hire lawyers to challenge higher property tax valuations after a county wide reappraisal that has doubled bills in many cases. The reappraisal is required every six years by state law.
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Gratis
Preble County
Woman pleads guilty in welfare fraud case
Franklin woman Bertie Davis pleaded guilty to grand theft connected to welfare fraud in Warren County. She is among three indicted by the grand jury and was sent for presentence investigation.
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Lebanon
Franklin
Warren County
Morris Turkelson
Bertie Davis
Diana Drive
Rsans
Ember Grand Jury
Adult Probation Department
Turkelson
Rosa M. Flint 86 Dayton educator dies at Otterbein Home
Rosa M. Flint of Dayton and former Hamersville schoolteacher died yesterday at Otterbein Home aged 86. Survived by son Thomas Hannah of Dayton and six grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Service at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Southern Hills United Methodist Church Dayton with viewing after 9 a.m. Burial in Dayton Memorial Park. Oswald Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Rosa M. Flint
Dayton
Otterbein
Carl Rowan links Angola crisis to U.S. race issue at Miami Univ
National columnist Carl Rowan told a Miami University audience that racial injustice at home must be addressed before the United States can shape effective African policy. He urged compassionate honesty toward Black Americans and criticized Kissinger for doubting U.S. policy impact due to domestic mistreatment. He warned 1976 campaign promises echo 1968 rhetoric and called the Nixon era “fascist,” urging tax reform and an end to wealth inequality before any real peace. He also commented on Moynihan’s resignation and Udall’s electability.
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Oxford
America
Carl Rowan
Miami University
The
Black Student Action Association
Rowan
United States
Lebanon chamber backs Main Street widening to four lanes
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce urged City Council to approve as an emergency measure a plan to widen Main Street to four lanes, citing voter approval of the concept. The council previously refused emergency status as a state highway department cooperation ordinance faced court challenge in Warren County. Leadership roles were announced with Brad Knapp as president and James Obrig as executive vice president and treasurer.
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Lebanon Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
James Obrig
Warren County
Main Street
Brad Knapp
Herschel Kendrick
Margaret Sheets
Franklin pool plan on joint work session tonight
Franklin City Council and Franklin Township trustees will meet at 7 30 p m in the City Building to discuss plans for a public swimming pool. A Lions Community Park site on E Sixth Street is planned and 1973 taxes on room fees were earmarked for the project. The city seeks federal aid.
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Franklin
Franklin Township
Lions Community Park
E. Sixth Street
MOM elects Campbell president and O'Sullivan vice president
Middletown officials announced MOM officers elected this morning. Tom Campbell of Ayr-Way Store becomes president succeeding Sue Harris. Gene O'Sullivan of Montgomery Ward is named vice president. board members re elected include Campbell Gloria Annenberg and David Francis. The group supports local retail under the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce. The Chicago Fire caused 17450 buildings to burn in 1872.
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Middletown
Ayr-Way
Merchants of Middletown
MOM
Campbell
Sue Harris
Irvings, Inc
Gene O'Sullivan
Montgomery Ward
Gloria Annenberg
Readmore News & Bookstore
David Francis
Gough-Lamb Cleaners
Middletown Area
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