Franklin weighs tougher cannabis law with criminal record clash
Franklin City Council weighs a tougher marijuana ordinance proposing up to 250 dollar fines and 30 days jail for a first offense, with 500 dollars and 60 days for a second offense. Unlike the state, first offense conviction would appear on the record. Council may vote after formal presentation.
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Franklin
Stanley Kolb
Paul R. Smith
Harold Callahan
O.H. Egleston
Herbert Swiger
Barbara Thornton
R.L. Turner
Kolb
Bernard Eichholz
Franklin Area Historical Society to elect officers
The Franklin group meets at Harding Memorial Museum 302 Park Ave for its annual officer election Monday. A 7 p.m. Valentine refreshment period with Cupid leads to the 7:30 p.m. business meeting. A 30 minute color film about Washington, City Out of the Wilderness will follow.
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Franklin Area Historical Society
Harding Memorial Museum
Park Ave
Washington
City Out of the
U.S
Thomas Kindness
Monroe student Alan Scheufler finalist in 1976 Scholastic Art Awards
Alan Scheufler son of the Rev and Mrs Lowell Scheufler of 3712 Fiesta Way is a finalist in the 1976 Scholastic Art Awards Exhibit at Shillito's department store Cincinnati through Feb 16. A Lemon-Monroe High School senior, he submitted color prints and transparencies and will advance to the National High School Art Exhibition in New York later this year. Regional eligibility covered Southern Ohio students in grades seven to 12.
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Alan Scheufler
Lowell Scheufler
Fiesta Way
Shillito’s
Cincinnati
Alan
Lemon- Monroe High School
New York
Southern
Ohio
National awards given to Troop 96
Scout Troop 96 sponsored by Hunter Community Church received the National President's Award National Camping Award and National Bicentennial Award at the monthly committee meeting A Leader of Distinction Award was given to Scoutmaster John C Blair.
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Troop
Hunter
Scout
Hunter Community Church
John C. Blair
Lebanon School Board Delays Air Force ROTC Funds
Lebanon High School may not receive funds for an Air Force ROTC unit next year as the board cites a $10,000 cost and tighter finances. The group will stay in consideration for the following year while state funding shortfalls are addressed. The meeting also set Feb 16 for next actions and announced a Berry Middle School renovation levy campaign committee.
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Lebanon
Lebanon High School
Jon Rockhold
Ronald Lefeber
Rockhold
Air Force
The
Holbrook School
Berry Middle School
Carlisle School Board mulls bookkeeping machine and programs
Carlisle School Board will consider purchasing a bookkeeping machine for the clerk’s office with delivery in May, estimate around 15000 dollars, possible outright purchase or five year lease. Other items include junior high girls track integration with varsity, boys intramurals coach hire, and a report on statewide handicapped identification and Right to Read program. Public softball request for use of high school diamond June to August also to be discussed.
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Carlisle
David Way
Albert Porter
Porter
Tom Neal
Warren County Education Office
Barbara Engel
Carlisle Women's Softball Association
Egleston resigns from Franklin council to join Warren elections board
FRANKLIN OH. Egleston resigns from City Council effective Feb. 28 to accept appointment as Republican designee on the Warren County Board of Elections. He has served since January 1974 after a prior four year term. Fellow council members voiced regret and praised his service.
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Franklin
O.H
Pete
Egleston
Warren County
Ohio
Paul R. Smith
City Planning Commission
Smith
Warren CAC Receives Funds for Home Insulation Project
Warren County Community Action Committee expects to receive an extra $5,469 to support winter insulation for low income households at or below 125 percent of the poverty level. The group seeks volunteers to survey county homes in need of insulation.
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Lebanon
Warren County Community Action Committee
Community Action Committee
Bond set at 5000 for Middletown man in assault case
Robert Lynn Allen, 31, of Middletown, had his bond set at 5000 after appearing in Area I Court on a felonious assault charge. He allegedly pulled a knife on Pam Laird at her door on January 30, she took the weapon and escaped in a car. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for February 17.
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Oxford
Robert Lynn Allen
Amity Lane
Middletown
Area I
Allen
Pam Laird
Carrtown Road
Hamilton
Butler County
Butler Democrats Meeting Tonight at YWCA
The Butler County Democratic party will meet at the Hamilton YWCA on North Third and Dayton streets at 7 30 this evening.
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Butler County
Democratic Party
Hamilton Ywca
North Third
Dayton Streets
Little Miami river plan eyed for scenic designation
A Bureau of Outdoor Recreation report outlines problems blocking National Wild and Scenic River status for the Little Miami from Foster to the Ohio River. Shore line development and pollution from a sewage plant and cement cleaning operation are flagged, with removal of abandoned structures urged and setbacks required.
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Amberley Village
Little Miami
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
BOR
Little Miami Inc
Robert Martin
BOA
Shore
Mariemont
Ohio River
Tim Burke
Little Miami, Inc
Elephants, Polar Bears, and Penguins Endure Cincinnati Cold
In Cincinnati the cold snap grips the zoo as elephants and giraffes must move indoors below 50 degrees. Zebras gnus and eland struggle on ice while polar bears thrive. Keepers feed extra and even the harbor seal risks frozen ponds as animals cope with winter.
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Cincinnati
Pepper Wilson
Cincinnati Zoo
Ed Maruska
Maruska
Former DuPont President Walter Carpenter Jr. Dies
Walter S. Carpenter Jr., former head of Du Pont Co., died Monday at his home near Wilmington Delaware. He was 88.
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Del
Walter S. Carpenter Jr
The
du Pont Co
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