Springboro Council backs hire of village administrator
Springboro Village Council reaffirmed its decision to hire Donald L. Tevis as administrator, voting 5-1 on Feb. 5. About 70 residents debated cost and governance, with former Mayor James Eyler planning petitions to recall the approving council members. Nesbitt argued the role’s benefits outweigh salary. others worried about expenses and accountability.
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Springboro
James Eyler
Eyler
Donald L. Tevis
Coldwater
Carl Nesbitt
S. Main St
Calvin Foyt
Teakwoo Lane
Anne Huffman
Robert Schaefer
Butler County Joint Vocational School approves 1976 tax rates
The Butler County Joint Vocational school board sets 1.43 mills for operating expenses and four tenths mill for bond retirement across seven districts. It also discusses adult training programs, hires an administrator candidate, and outlines budgeting and personnel procedures amid village governance debates.
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Hamilton
Butler County Joint Vocational School Board
Butler County Budget Commission
David Bryant
George Estes
Warren disaster unit meeting scheduled for February twenty ninth
Lebanon hosts a 1 p.m. February 29 meeting of the Disaster Emergency Communications group in the city council chambers. The session will advance the emergency rescue organization started by citizen band radio operators with Lebanon police and fire officials and Warren County Disaster Services head William Fenlon. Licensed CB operators are urged to attend.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Council
Citizens Band
Warren County Disaster Services Agency
William Fenlon
Each One Teach One reading tutors offered in Warren County
Warren County Board of Education launches a program in Franklin area to aid adults who cannot read. Twenty volunteers are needed to begin in March. Tutors receive 10 hours of instruction and materials. Sessions meet two hours weekly at mutually arranged times and places. Contact Sue Hall or Robert Young for details.
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Lebanon
Franklin
Warren County Board of Education
Board of Education
Sue Hall
Robert Young
Middletown Fine Arts Center to Hold Annual Meeting
The Middletown Fine Arts Center will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Arts in Middletown building. Officers and board members will be elected and annual reports presented per Stanley Reed Jr chairman of the board of governors.
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Middletown Fine Arts Center
Middletown
Stanley Reed Jr
Board of Governors
Warren Drug Council quits MHMR program
Warren County Drug Council withdraws from state funded work with the MHMR Board over funding use rules. The split centers on who controls budgeting for the $17 526 grant and which programs fit state guidelines. The board opposes shifting Warren County to the Dayton district, citing stronger Cincinnati services.
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Warren Drug Council
Lebanon
Warren County Drug Council
Mental Health and Retardation Board
MHMR
Drug Council
State Bureau of Drug Abuse
Buda
Warren County
Joan Wilson
Dayton
Cincinnati
James Ellis
Woman seeks recorder post in Butler County primary
West Chester resident Donna Nicol 7750 Shenandoah Court filed petitions to run as a Democratic candidate for Butler County recorder in the June primary. Nicol is vice chair of the county Democratic Executive Committee and leads the Union Liberty Democratic Women’s Club. She previously served as deputy director of Morgan County elections and has ties to Ohio Democratic committees and youth programs serving about 1,400 families.
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Hamilton
West Chester
Butler County Recorder
Donna Nicol
Shenandoah Court
Butler County
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Policy Committee
Union- Liberty Democratic Women's Club
Nicol
Board of Elections
Morgan County
Ohio Democratic Platform Committee
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