Hester Re-elected Landmark Leader in Ohio Company
Robert Hester of 5551 Cotton Run Road was re-elected president and board chair of Landmark Inc. of Ohio at the Columbus annual meeting. A director since 1971 and board president since 1972, he has long coordinated cooperatives in Butler County and held senior posts with Cincinnati Cooperative Milk Sales Association and the American Dairy Association. He also serves on boards including CF Industries and Energy Cooperative and farms 600 acres with his wife Gladys.
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Trenton
Robert Hester
Cotton Run Road
Landmark, Inc
Ohio
Landmark
Columbus
Hester
Butler County
Cincinnati Cooperative Milk Sales Association
American Dairy Association
Sone
Federa Land Bank of
Eaton
Cooperative League of the USA
CF Industries, Inc
Illinois
Energy Cooperative
Ohio Supreme Court stays executions for two women
The Ohio Supreme Court stayed the executions of the two women on death row and 15 others to die by electric chair as appeals proceed to the U S Supreme Court. The 17 executions had been scheduled and delayed since the court ruled Ohio's death penalty constitutional last November. Since January the court has heard three more appeals and has one scheduled.
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Columbus, Ohio
Supreme Court
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Child Welfare budget review set for Monday session
County commissioners will hold a Monday hearing in the heart room of the administrative services center to review the Child Welfare Services budget for 1977. The budget funds emergency shelter protective services for neglected and abused children and treatment for emotionally disturbed youth.
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Administrative Services Center
Sally Skillman
Children's Services Planning Committee
Ohio State Patrol Jr Trooper program draws 2000 youth
About 2000 children aged 6 to 12 attended February safety sessions statewide run by the Ohio State Patrol. Col. Adam G. Reiss said enrollment is open for March Saturday sessions and expand to children's hospitals. Local Post 9 commander Wet urged groups like Scouts and Camp Fire Girls to book by calling 424-5366.
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Ohio State Co Patrol
Adam G. Reiss
Col
Reiss
SB. A Wet
Two sentenced for DWI in Franklin
In Franklin Municipal Court on Friday James W. Riley 23 of 812 Forest Ave and Raymond L. Seals 44 of 55 Edgebrook Drive Springboro were each given three days in jail a 150 dollar fine plus costs suspended from driving six months and ordered to attend traffic school Judge John B. Tracy also fined two men 50 each for disorderly conduct at Dee s High Spot 540 S Main St on January 26 Charles P. Swartz 29 of 4832 Union Road and Clifford W. Kinder 28 of 8712 Dayton Oxford Road. Kinder was also sentenced for assault on Patricia Swartz at Dee s with three days suspended and a 50 fine plus costs. William F. Kennard 32 of Kettering was fined 100 and costs with six month driving suspension except for work and referred to traffic school. Jack M. Wilson 43 of Dayton forfeited a 75 bond on reckless operation. There were 45 speeding cases totaling 1272 in fines or bonds.
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Charles P. Swartz
Union Road
Clifford W. Kinder
Dayton- Oxford Road
Patricia Swartz
Dee's
Kinder
William F. Kennard
Kettering
Jack M. Wilson
Dayton
Ohio Brass to Sell Holan Division Assets
Ohio Brass Co will sell the Holan division assets in the United States, including facilities in Willoughby Ohio and Griffin Georgia, to Daro Ltd for an undisclosed price.
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Mansfield, Ohio
Ohio Brass Co
Holan
United States
Willoughby
Ohio
Griffin, Ga
Daro Ltd
Germantown eyes downtown revival plan meeting
Germantown residents are invited to share ideas at a Planning Commission session Monday at 7:30 PM in the Municipal Building. Scruggs and Hammond of Columbus will present a downtown plan funded by a $9,600 federal grant and rough cost estimates for potential improvements to support a 1977 community development funds application. The eight-block historic district, listed last summer on the National Register, highlights preserved 19th century buildings and open alley spaces. ומ
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Germantown
Planning Commission
Scruggs & Hammond, Inc
Columbus Landscape Architects
Village Council
Psem 2
Montgomery County
Chamber of Commerce
National Register of Historic Places
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Landmark Post
Middletown Mall
Jr. Trooper
Franklin
Ohio Brass
Holan Division
Coard
I- 15
Springboro
The
Middletown Journal
Howe
Gen. Gage
America
Dayton Corporation
Middletown
Kentfield
San
Melor
Orion
S.m
Mens‘ Furnishings
Etown Mal Ina Garage
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