Franklin Zoning Board Chief Quits After Council Reversal
Harry Fitzgerald resigned as head of the Zoning Board of Appeals after the City Council, by a 4-3 vote last night, overturned a prior board decision granting a 40 foot sign variance for the Bonanza steakhouse planned to open January 17 at 1221 E Second St.
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Franklin Zoning Board
Franklin
Harry Fitzgerald
Zoning Board of Appeals
E. Second St
Joseph Brzezinski
Victoria Lane
Jim
Mike Wagner
Bonanza
Anglesby
Joe Baxter
Hardin
Barbara Thornton
Harold Callahan
Ron Beedle
Ritchie Turner
Dan Moore
William Gansheimer
Baxter Baxter
Gansheimer
Moore
Zoning Board
Callahan
Thornton
Fitzgerald
Pe Pleas Court
Stanley Kolb
Bernard Eichholz
Eichholz
Franklin City
Sixth
Main Streets
Franklin Area
Council
Pine St
Germantown council elects Harvey president for 1977
Council names Chuck Harvey as president for 1977 and sets plan for three non voting water committee members and four recreation staff positions. Mayor Hall urges four projects including a Hillcrest firehouse and Kercher Park. a lawsuit over Village Administrator Anslinger proceeds with trial January 31.
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Germantown
Chuck Harvey
Harvey
Jefferson Schools
Catherine Coghill
Marvin Hall
Hall
Hillcrest
Kercher
John Dupps Sr
The
Dupps
Council
Council Woter
Recreation Commission
Scruggs and Hammond, Inc
Columbus Landscape Architects
Chamber of Commerce and Historical Society
Loveland man charged with murder of wife
Harris 42 of 9959 Davis Road Loveland was arrested on a warrant for aggravated murder in the Dec 28 shooting of his wife Judy Diane Harris 32 outside the Blue Danube tavern Foster. Deputies found her after services at Rose Hill Cemetery. Bond set at 100000.
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Mason
Harris
Rose Hill
Warren County Sheriff's Department
Judy Diane Harris
Bethesda North Hospital
NOW meeting to discuss Battered Women topic
The Butler County chapter of NOW hosts a 7:30 p.m. Sunday session at the Hamilton YMCA on battered women. Lois Hake Woman, director of the Butler County Woman's Crisis Shelter, will speak. The program is free and open to all genders.
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Butler County
National Organization For Women
NOW
Journal
Hamilton Ymca
Lois Hake
Butler County Woman's Crisis Shelter
Fairfield Circle
Fairfield
Lebanon School Board weighs probation for unaccredited transfer students
Superintendent James Stock proposed placing students entering Lebanon from unaccredited schools on probation for one grading period, allowing freshmen to start as sophomores if capable. The plan seeks guidance on credit for work done at unaccredited schools and aims to formalize transfer policies amid funding and energy cut impacts.
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Lebanon
James Stock
Board of Education
Stock
Robert Olson
Ohio Department of Education
Middletown Christian School
Berry Middle School
Franklin Warren commissioners release annexation tract
Warren County commissioners release a 12.4 acre annexation tract adjacent to Franklin. The land owned by Audrey and Claude Thomas lies partly in a campground right of way and will receive extended water and sewer service to the property. A brief hearing preceded the action. The board also accepted a bid of $26,574 from Carson Buick Pontiac for six sheriff cruisers.
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Service Department
Astoria Road
Lebanon
Etenn
Theanklin Square
Franklin
Warren County
Corporation
Sheriff's Cruisers
Carson Buick-Pontiac
Carlisle board backs south Montgomery vo ed branch plan
Carlisle school board endorses a south campus for the Montgomery County Joint Vocational School. A decision on a south campus or Clayton expansion is set for Jan 11. The district borrows up to 200000 from the bond retirement fund to cover payroll with repayment from tax receipts. Temporary 1977 appropriations are approved.
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Carlisle School Board
Montgomery
Carlisle
Montgomery County Joint Vocational School
Dale Baughman
Clayton
Dayton
David Way
Carlisle Board
Albert Porter
Franklin National Bank
Porter
Warren
Montgomery County
Temple matriarch Gertrude Temple dies at 84
Gertrude A. Temple 84 mother of Shirley Temple Black died at a Palo Alto hospital after a long illness. Voters will decide Feb 1 on an additional operating levy. Board members discussed spending cuts of 144000 and future state-mandated additions. Betty Brewer elected president Alden Brown vice president for 1977. compensation stayed at 20 dollars per meeting. Meetings set 7 30 p.m. on the first and second Mondays at the junior high board office.
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Palo Alto, Calif
Gertrude A. Temple
Shirley Temple Black
Way
Ohio
Glenn Blackmore
Betty Brewer
Alden Brown
Carlisle Council selects pro tem amid tie break
Carlisle Village Council elected Clyde Eldridge president pro tem for 1977. Reece broke a 3 3 tie with Kelly Borad for the post, with meetings set for 7 p.m. on the second and fourth Thursdays. Committees include Borad, Burgess, Hermetz on Legal and Finance. Eldridge, Black, Homan on Safety and Service.
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Carlisle
Clyde Eldridge
Village Council
Melvin Reece
Eldridge
Kelly Borad
Reece
Borad
Ted Burgess
Henry Hermetz
Lucille Black
John Homan
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Dan Anslinger
Anslinger
Charles Anglesby
Anglesby Funeral Home
James Hardin
Wilson Sign Co
Loveland
Olson
Donald Earnhart
Warren Commissioners
Audrey and
Claude
Juanita Abney
Carlisle Council
Middletown
Air Service Center
Body Shoppe
Children Unlimited
Lee Miles
Miami University
Middletown Business College
Delrene Art Studio
Hamilton
Rets
Middletown Ymca
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