Ohio lawmakers split over 91.3 million school aid bill
In Columbus Ohio lawmakers fault a 91.3 million supplemental education appropriation and a proposed 40 per pupil increase. House hearings were adjourned amid Republican opposition as Democrats press for across the board distribution by March 1.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Bourneville
111Th General Assembly
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Shoemaker
House Finance Committee
House
James A. Rhodes
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Norman Murdock
Cincinnati
Kurfess
Education Review Committee
Howard Collier
Ohio Education Association
Part time jobs in Butler County for those 55 and older
Jobs offer $2 an hour for 20 hours weekly in Middletown Hamilton and Okeawa. Openings include rider aides van dispatchers school aides outreach workers and two positions require physical ability and passing a medical exam. Funding from Senior Community Service Employment Project. Call 423 2218 for details.
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Butler County
Willeen Smith
ARK
Hamilton
Morgan Township
Okeawa
Carl
Trusty
Butler County Council On Aging
Senior Services Agency
National Retired Teachers Association
Two Lebanon teens face court on break in charges
Two 18 year olds from Lebanon released on 4000 bond each and set to appear in municipal court Monday on breaking and entering Michael Larick of E Mulberry Street and Ronnie Hensley of E Main Street. Police say they entered by breaking windows at Lebanon High School and are also charged with burglary at Berry Middle School Thursday night.
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Lebanon
Michael Larick
E Mulberry Street
Ronnie Hensley
E. Main Street
Lebanon High School
Berry Middle School
Franklin Court Man Bound Over to Warren Grand Jury
Winstead Sr. 52 of 117 Van Horne Ave. bound over to Warren County grand jury on possession of stolen property. Bond set at 2500. Two motorists fined 100 for DUI. Schneider 22 and Snyder 24 jailed three days, licenses suspended six months, traffic school ordered. Hoover 50 forfeited 350 bond for DUI. Fifty nine motorists forfeited bonds or paid fines totaling 1710 for speeding.
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Franklin
William Schneider
Mt. Vernon St
Middletown
Kenneth Snyder
Dayton
James Hoover
Boulder
Colo
Cincinnati Police to vote on wage deal
One thousand one hundred fifty Cincinnati police officers will vote Monday on a tentative wage agreement reached Friday between the Fraternal Order of Police and the city. Terms were not disclosed. The union sought a 12.2 percent raise plus a cost of living escalator, rejecting the city’s 7.8 percent offer.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Order of Police
FDP
Elmer Dunaway
E. Robert Turner
Dunaway
Area boy invited to convention in Columbus
Tim Croucher 11 of 143 Anne Drive was invited to sing about Johnny Appleseed at a February 4 apple convention in Columbus. He will perform at a formal dinner for about 600 guests, following a prior school production role.
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Lesourdsville
Tim Croucher
James Croucher
Anne Drive
Johnny Appleseed
Columbus
Myron Baker
Maplewood Orchard
Morrow
Tim
Amanda Middle School
Amanda Elementary
Timber Creek Ranch and Country Club Opens South of Morrow
Timber Creek Ranch and Country Club launches this weekend near Morrow offering complete camping with showers laundry and store. Members can explore grounds by horseback hike or canoe on the Little Miami River and Todd's Fork while enjoying a 9 hole golf course ski slopes toboggan runs shooting and archery ranges. The Timber Creek lodge houses a restaurant gift shop bar exercise room and sauna with a large swimming area nearby on Morrow Blackhawk Road the site of the former Alpine Village ski resort.
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Morrow
Timber Creek Ranch
Timber Creek
Little Miami
Todd’s Fork
Timber Creek Lodge
Timber Creek Ranch and Country Club
Morrow-Blackhawk Road
Alpine Village
Reckless Driving Charged After Window off Verity Parkway
Lynne Lainhart 19 of Middletown was charged with reckless operation after her car lost control on Verity Parkway near Wilmore Street. The vehicle struck a van driven by James Hensley 55 of Dayton, hit a pole, then went into a yard at 1107 Wilmore Street. Damage was about 500 to the car and 100 to the van.
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Middletown
Lynne Lainhart
Krieger St
Verity Parkway
Wilmore Street
James Hensley
Dayton
Wilmore St
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Warren Grand Jury
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S. Main ST
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Westinghouse
Melampy
Central Ave
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