Carlisle Council debates filling vacancy and raises contracts
Carlisle Village Council discussed filling the vacant seat left by John Homan with Marilyn Agee joining four others: Barnes Burgess Eldridge and Gilmore. They reviewed police chief candidates, confirmed Jim Lambert as a full time patrolman, and considered work records. Dallas Powers won a new two year solicitor contract at 35 dollars an hour amid broader budget and service contract reviews.
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Carlisle
Poes
John Homan
Marilyn L. Agee
Robert Barnes
Ted Burgess
Clyde Eldridge
Don Gilmore
Jim Lambert
Havin
Wayne Knewasser
Lambert
Melvin Reece
Dallas Powers
David Stitzel
Elyria Sophomore Crowned Miss Miami 1978
Amy Ashyk, a Delta Zeta entry and Elyria High School sophomore, won Miss Miami 1978 after the finals held over the weekend. The pageant crowned her over other contestants in a city event.
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Amy Ashyk
Elyria
Delta Zeta Sorority
Germantown planners elect ex mayor as chairman
Former mayor Ross Winning was named chairman of Germantown Planning Commission at its first post charter meeting. New members include Winning Kent Southard and Dale Shafer Jr. The commission set meetings for the fourth Monday and approved several development plans while debating zoning and street issues.
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Germantown
Ross Winning
Planning Commission
James Willis Jr
H.W. Goetz
Kent Southard
Dale Shafer Jr
Ralph Moler
Robert Bullock
Marvin Hall
John Metzner
Moser
Metzner
Commissioners
Row Heights
Lindell Drive
Willis
Heather Court
Shafer
Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission
Three Germantown youths charged after drug raid
Police say surveillance led to arrests at a Center Street apartment and a car stop on N Cherry Street. Jeff Tomlinson 19 faced charges for possessing controlled substances and carrying a concealed weapon. Tim A. Short 19 was charged with interfering with custody of a juvenile and Allen Thomas Hess Jr. 18 was charged with receiving stolen property. Several others questioned or detained, with multiple weapons and drug paraphernalia found during the raids.
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Germantown
Center St
Donald Exline
Cherry St
Jeff Tomlinson
Jeff Henry
Exline
Tomlinson
Dayton
Tim A. Short
Red Roof Inn
Miamisburg
Short
Extine
Jackson Township
Center Street
Allen Thomas Hess Jr
Camden Council Meeting Canceled Due to Quorum Shortage
Camden reports the Village Council meeting for Monday was canceled for lack of a quorum and rescheduled to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Town Hall.
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Camden
Valley View Board Sets Two Special Meetings
Valley View school board will meet tonight at 8 in the middle school board office for an executive session on teacher pay and contracts. A second special meeting is set for March 7 at 7 30 p m in the board room to discuss personnel matters in executive session.
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Germantown
Valley View
Butler County
Susan Huesing
Bloomfield Elementary
Springboro band and drill team sweep OKI Invitational
The Springboro High School drill team band won first place and the drill team took second in Class A at Xavier University Cincinnati. The band scored 99 of 100 points.
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Springboro
Springboro High School
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Mason extends phone service to Cincinnati area
Mason residents can call Cincinnati without long distance charges since 12:01 this morning under United Telephone Co extended area service. The feature only covers Mason to Cincinnati not vice versa. Mason residents will pay a $4.85 monthly rise for a private residence line, roughly the cost of a half-hour Cincinnati call.
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Mason
Cincinnati
United Telephone Co
Mason Telephone
Camden bus talks set at Preble Shawnee board meeting
The Preble Shawnee school board will discuss student transportation issues at a special meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the high school annex.
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Camden
Edgewood approves next year's school calendar
Edgewood school board schedules makeup days for weather delays on January 15 February 19 and year end. The calendar sets Sept 6 start and June 7 last day with Thanksgiving Nov 23-24 and spring break April 9-13. Other off days include Memorial Day and Jan 15 Feb 19.
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Trenton
Edgewood
Guitar and equipment stolen from House of Prayer Church
Butler County deputies report theft of a guitar microphone and electric guitar valued at 100 dollars from the House of Prayer Church on 2008 Yankee Road. Pastors Elzie Allen said the theft occurred Sunday or Monday in Butler County.
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House of Prayer Church
Yankee Road
Butler County
Elzie Allen
Fire pact resolution reads for Germantown fire service
Germantown Village Council held brief special sessions to hear second and third readings of a contract through December 31 with the Germantown Rural Community Fire Association. The current rural fire protection contract expires tomorrow amid debate over direct township contracting.
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Germantown
Two Franklin residents bound over to grand jury
Franklin youths face charges after police report. Michael Sanders, 18, bound on own recognizance on grand theft and marijuana trafficking after warrant search at a Carlisle residence. Rick Berger, 24, bound on 2500 bond for grand theft and breaking and entry near Kinney's Dine Bar Cafe. James Napier, 18, fined 250 dollars and costs, 30 days in jail with 22 suspended.
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Franklin
Warren County Grand Jury
John B. Tracy
Michael Sanders
Arthur Ave
Carlisle
Rick Earl Berger
S. River St
James D. Napier
W. Seventh St
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City of
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Fuller
Congressional
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Powers
Council
Reece
W. Market Street
Donald Philhower
Moler
Farmersville Pike
Market
Burlin Brombaugh
N. Virginia Avenue
Donald Shell
West Carrollton
Hess
Valley View Board
Boro
Shawnee Board
Mike
Salemon
Imaytag
Maytag Bounee
Maytag
Snade Eres
Richard Leakey
Dayton, Ohio
Wits
Aim Openion
Sanders
Kinney’s
S. Main St
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