Trenton cuts bond on Linda Vista Subdivision Section 3
Trenton City Council reduced the Linda Vista Subdivision Section 3 bond from four liens to one on four lots. The tightened guarantee covers remaining work with the single lot. The session noted most improvements were completed satisfactorily and a rescheduled engineer briefing on the federal act was planned.
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Eric von Klinger
Journal
Trenton
Linda Vista Subdivision
Hamilton- Trenton Road
Rolfe Wagner
Ralph L. Woolpert Co
Dayton
Wagner
Edward C. Roth
Sal
E. Aberdeen Drive
Keith Avenue
B&o
Aberdeen
Trenton Library to Host Dedication with Donham as Emcee
State Rep. William Donham of Middletown will MC the dedication of the Trenton branch of the Middletown Public Library. The event runs 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday with the Trenton Historical Society museum opening, ribbon cutting by the Lions Club, and open house in the library and museum.
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Trenton
William Donham
Middletown
Middletown Public Library
Trenton Historical Society Museum
E. State St
Citizens’ Library Committee
Trenton Lions Club
Trenton Lions Club, City Council
Lranch Library
Louise
Council Chambers
Trenton Historical Society
Edward J. Keefe
Madison Board Adopts Monthly Rotating Meeting Schedule
Madison school board, at its 1975 organizational meeting, set 4 30 p m on the last Thursday of each month as the regular meeting time moving from the third Thursday. Meetings may rotate among district buildings to reduce crowding.
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Madison
West Middletown
Gerald Cottongim
Jenice Murray
Springboro Council reelects Schaefer and reshuffles posts
Robert Schaefer was reelected president of the Springboro council at the organizational meeting for 1975. Larry McNabb was appointed to the planning board, replacing Schaefer, with James Pattillo chairing the board.
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Dan Ritchey
Journal
Springboro
Robert Schaefer
Council
Larry McNabb
Tibbitts
Paul Culbertson
Huffman
John Dugan
Teakwood Lane
Springboro Park and
Dismissal of 2 Million Suit Ties to Lebanon Fire Case
A Champaign County court granted summary judgment for City Manager Charles Guard Police Chief Lester Kilburn and Chief William Rainey and the city in a $2 million civil suit filed by Rowe and Mullins claiming privacy invasion malice and officials consented to arson. The plaintiffs had alleged the Lebanon fire department allowed vacant buildings to burn after prior suspensions and a federal ruling had linked them to suspicious fires.
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Lebanon Fire Department
William Rainey
Rowe
Mullins
Charles Guard
Lester Kilburn
Rainey
Wilson
Champaign County
Timothy Hogan
Hogan
James Ruppert
Ohio
Rowe and Mullins
Gilligan Pardons 12 In Pyramid Swindle
Gov. John J. Gilligan pardoned 12 Akron area men convicted in the D. Don Lowers pyramid swindle case. The group, not jailed, received two years' probation after 1973 convictions for violating state securities laws. Lowers remains in federal prison. Gilligan also granted parole to Jose Rodriguez after a long heroin sentence.
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Gilligan
Columbus, Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Akron Area
D. Don Lowers
Ohio Adult Parole Authority
State Department of Commerce
Associates
Lowers
Edward F. Barr
Kenneth Bushnell
William C. Emery
James A. Gattuso
George George
Paul L. Gradyan
Gordon A. Hagerman
Robert Jones
Caudill Robinson
Karl H. Schmidt
John M. Steurer
William Vincent
Jose Rodriguez
Cleveland
Parole Board
Rodriguez
Tree pickup in Springboro announced for Jan 10 and 11
The village will pick up discarded Christmas trees at the curb in the afternoon of January 10 and the morning of January 11. Residents may also drop trees on the vacant lot south of the East Street firehouse for village disposal.
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Springboro
East Street
Columbus Teachers Vote on Quitting Over 4 Percent Offer
In Columbus Ohio 5000 public school teachers face a looming strike after negotiations failed and a federal mediator said wage talks were hopelessly deadlocked The Columbus Education Association plans a Sunday meeting to decide on accepting a 4 percent raise or striking after Christmas Ted Thomas CEA president says the 4 percent offer cannot cover 12 percent cost of living and notes the union seeks a 14 8 percent hike
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Education Association
Board of Education
CEA
Ted Thomas
Two Log Cabins Moved to Pioneer Village in Ohio
Two log houses rescued from Caesars Creek Lake flood area were moved to Pioneer Village near Wellman, including the Amos Hawkins saddlebag house near Levi Lukens cabin. Six buildings planned for relocation with Furnace Millhouse to follow. village treasury dipped by moving costs, $2000 borrowed.
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Waynesville
Caesars Creek Lake
Pioneer Village
Wellman
Levi Lukens
Amos Hawkins
United States
Saddlebag House
Furnace Millhouse
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Carol Henry
Clyde Roush
Peasttown
McNabb
Schaefer
James Pattillo
Robert South
Anne Huffman
South
Elton Tibbitts
The
James Eyler
Main Street
Elmwood Drive
Eyler
Ohio 73
Mill Street
National Homes, Inc
Silas Owsley Jr
Lebanon
Summit County
Tree Pickup
U.S
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Central Ave
FBI
SUN
Lomark
Omark
Insan
Boston
Norfolk Island Pine
Armbruster Florist
Grand Ave
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