Franklin Man Chosen Warren Board Leader
Warren County Commissioners elected Arthur Harp as chairman of the three member board and reviewed spending limits and fund allocations. County Auditor Les Spaeth certified eight funds totaling 3,344,761 for the upcoming budget, with 1968 figures shown in parentheses. The 1969 budget is expected to be released at the next 9:50 a.m. meeting.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Arthur Harp
Les Spaeth
Spaeth
Harp
Commission
Orphan's Asylum
Franklin
Robert K. South
Springboro
Oher
Harry D. Cornett
Vern Simpson
TV Sets Stolen In West Chester Home Break-In
Dr. H W Lawrence of 6881 Lakeland Court West Chester found his home burglarized with two television sets valued at 900 dollars missing. Entry gained by prying a garage door. A separate break in at Club Miami on Hamilton Middletown Road yielded cash from vending machines after a glass door was broken. The regional government notes include a 1968 budget closeout and a party switch on the county commission with Harp replacing South and Cornett as the third Republican member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
H. W. Lawrence
Lakeland Court
West Chester
Florida
Butler County
Miami
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Council For Human Dignity Evening Meeting Tonight
The Council For Human Dignity will hold its regular meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the Missionary Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council For Human iDignty
Missionary Baptist Church
Local Man Entitled To Some Back Wages
Jack A. Clifton of Middletown a business law sophomore at Eastern Kentucky State University Richmond is listed among 9 Ohio workers entitled to part of 10000 in cash sought by the Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions as back wages. The Labor Department said the average back payment is about 100 with a range from 25 to 488.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack A. Clifton
Middletown
Eastern Kentucky State University
Richmond
Ohio
U. S
U. S. Department of Labor
Clitton
Middletown High School
Millard Clitton
Magnolia Drive
Velma Blankenship
Beam Drive
Franklin
George H. Werkley Jr
Polly Anna Drive
Germantown
Department
Washington, D. C
Fire sparks from transformer destroy storage area in Ohio plant
Sparks from a shorted transformer caused a $100,000 fire Monday in the newsprint storage area of the American Education Press plant in Columbus. The firm publishes My Weekly Reader and other student publications distributed worldwide.
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Columbus, Ohio
American Education Press
My Weekly
Citizens Savings officers reelected to three year terms
Lile A Hanson and Robert A Nunist were reelected to three year terms as directors. Officers reelected include Hanson president Robert B Dell vice president Allen H Bechtel executive VP Rita Fitzwater secretary Mary Ann McGill treasurer and Jerry Frechette branch manager. Bechtel cited assets at 14 175 371 76 and a record dividend of 545 126 95.
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Lile A. Hanson
Robert A. Nunist
Citizens Savings & Loan Association
Hanson
Robert B. Dell
Allen H. Bechtel
Rita Fitzwater
Mary Ann McGill
Jerry Frechette
Dell
Hyman Hellman
Robert E. Rogers
John C. Dillon
Bechtel
Citizens
Breiel Boulevard
Yulume
New Board Officers Chosen at Valley View Meeting
Germantown Valley View Board of Education elected Marvin Ulrich as president and George Kuhn as vice president. The board set monthly 7 30 p.m. meetings and approved contracts for Phyllis Emsey and Olin Matthews. They authorized payroll and set per meeting pay up to 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Valley View Board of Education
Marvin Ulrich
Farmersville
George Kuhn
Ulrich
George Bowman
Phyllis Emsey
Louella Heaton
Olin Matthews
Robert Batton
Coleman Named to Union County Board of Elections
Former State Democratic Chair man William L. Coleman was named Monday to the Union County Board of Elections to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William G. McCarthy as Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced.
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Columbus
Ohio
William L. Coleman
Union County Board of Elections
Ted W. Brown
Coleman
William G. McCarthy
Edgewood Board Re-Elects Officers and Approves High School Plans
The Edgewood Board of Education re elected 1968 officers for 1969 and gave final approval to the Edgewood High School plans and specifications. Robert Hillbrand remains president and Robert McIntyre is vice president. Supt Ittel set bid opening for Feb 5 at 2 p.m. for the $1.5 million high school at Ohio 73 and Busenoark Road. They meet monthly on the fourth Monday at 8 p.m. and re appointed Mrs E Gracewail as clerk. A three month temporary appropriation of 316 035 for fuel is approved.
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Trenton
Edgewood Board of Education
Edgewood High School
Robert Hillbrand
Shiloh
Robert Mclcntyre
Maurice Ittel
Ohio 73
Busenoark Road
E. Gracewail
Dr Sharts Re-Elected In Franklin
In a 16 minute reorganizational meeting the Franklin School Board reelected Dr John Sharts as president and Mrs Charlotte Robinson as vice president. Coy Meyers was reappointed clerk for four more years. The board approved temporary appropriations of 1 832 018 and established a 1000 service fund for officials traveling to conferences. Members voted to turn salaries back into the general fund and work without pay as is customary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin School Board
John Sharts
Charlotte Robinson
Coy Meyers
Conerences
Wife Missing Reported in Butler County
Wilbur Comthwaite of 5024 Jacksonburg Road Trenton reported to Butler County deputies that his wife Edith age 55 has been missing from their home since 7:15 a.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Wilbur Comthwaite
Jacksonburg Road
Trenton
Butler County
Edith
Former NASA Official Named Air Force Defense Chief
Dr. Robert C. Seamans Jr., a former NASA deputy administrator and MIT professor, was named civilian secretary of the Air Force as part of Laird’s defense team. He vows to prioritize a strong space program and develop defense-oriented space equipment including the MOL project, with budget shifts noted amid Vietnam-era spending pressures.
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Washington
Nixon
Robert C. Seamans Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Army
Navy
Stanley R. Resor
Rhode Island
Joan H. Chafee
Paul 8. Ignatius
Seamans
Harold Brown
Air Force
Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Pentagon
NASA
MIT
Cambridge
Mass
James Webb
Vietnam
Ohio GI Killed in Vietnam Pfc William E Parker III
An Ohio soldier Pfc. William E Parker III from Warren was killed in action in Vietnam the Defense Department reported on Monday.
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Washington (Ap
Ohio
William E. Parker III
Warren
Vietnam
Defense Department
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Warren Board
Shell
ICE and Coal CO
CuRtis St
Mings
Pfc
Donald G. Smith
Akron
Valley Forge Army Hospital
Phoenixville
Smith
Donald R. Smith
Eels
Une Ae
Central Ave
Short
Citizens Savings
Citizens Savings — Loan
Dr. Sharts
Air Force Defense
U.S
Union Sanitary
Monthru
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