Madison school board adopts federal guides
The Madison school board votes on federal mandates including free lunch policy extensions and compliance with sex discrimination rules in athletics, with dissent from Joe Haines. They also approve state-mandated programs on venereal disease education and minority history, set wage rules, calendar items, and staff changes.
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Madison School Board
Madison
Joe Haines
Joe
Hugh Palmer
Haines
Roush
Palmer
Murray
Butler seeks funds for alcoholism council treatment center
Hamilton Butler County commissioners approved submitting two grant applications to the Administration of Justice Division for the county alcoholism council treatment center. They request 117,778 for the last half of 1976 and 325,000 for 1977, with state and local matching. A new schedule of county inspection fees will be posted for public inspection before further action. Bids for a lineup facility at the county jail were delayed due to improper legal advertisement.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Administration of Justice Division
County Alcoholism Council
Building Commissioner’s Office
Monroe planners OK subdivision plan near Ohio 63
Monroe Planning Commission approved the preliminary plat for the Symmesbury subdivision north of Ohio 63 and east of N Main Street on a Miami Valley Industrial Park tract. A revised subdivision code was recommended to council, with state highway approval needed for access changes to Ohio 63 and an alternate emergency access required as development expands. Final approval depends on state acceptance of the Ohio 63 access change.
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Monroe
Symmesbury
Ohio 63
N. Main Street
Monroe Planning Commission
Council
Miami Valley
State Highway Department
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Commission
Ohio
Seth Johnston
Johnson
Franklin Plans Bicentennial Book and Events
Franklin prepares a March printing of a Bicentennial commemorative book with line drawings by local artists. Sales of a coloring book and Bicentennial calendars at Harding Memorial Museum. The chamber underwrites Bicentennial flags. Junior Achievement girls showcase Bicentennial jewelry. A slide show “U S A Hometown” to preview March 20. Future meetings set for 7 30 p m on the fourth Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Harding Memorial Museum
Franklin Area Chamber of Commerce
Franklin High School
U.S.A
Miami Conservancy District
Heritage Subcommittee
Springboro Bicentennial Plates On Sale And Festival Plans
Springboro residents can buy 10 inch gold rimmed Bicentennial plates by the committee for 5 dollars each with a history sheet. A Bicentennial flag arrived for display at headquarters on S Main Street. June 8 through 12 is the community festival at Springboro High School grounds with a June 6 worship service and beard contests, kangaroo court fines, frontier costumes encouraged, and hydrant painting by Lions and volunteers. Other events include a Bicentennial art contest, an America 200 theme show, and preparation for a commemorative book and pageant. A joint meeting set for Feb 24 to review progress and schedules.
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Springboro
S. Main Street
Springboro High School
Aid fund set up for boy in coma
Emergency aid fund established for 9 year old Gary Koogle of Germantown who has been in a coma since January 15 at Kettering Medical Center. Donations may be made at First National Bank of Germantown or mailed to the Gary Koogle Emergency Aid Fund, 17 N. Main St. Germantown 45327.
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Germantown
Gary Koogle
Kettering Medical Center
First National Bank of
Koogle
Lynn Koogle
Boomershire Road
Violet Rhoades
Kettering
United Telephone seeks rate cuts in mileage and zone charges
United Telephone of Lebanon seeks reduced mileage charges for Warren County outside base areas and lower zone rates in Eaton and Camden exchanges. Per-quarter mile rates drop to 75 cents for private lines, 55 cents for two party, 35 cents for four party. Zone 3 one party drops to 13.50 monthly. other zone reductions apply. President Robert Snedaker cites suburban population shifts and lower investment costs for higher service.
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Lebanon
United Telephone
Warren County
Associated Press
Brad Knapp
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Eaton
Camden
United
Knapp
Robert Snedaker
Girl Scout Craft Display Ahead at United Way Center
An International Open House featuring craft displays will be held Thursday in the Girl Scout Center in the United Way Building from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Instructions for valentines rugs corn husk dolls and apple dolls will be shared. Leaders seeking Thinking Day help are encouraged to attend with information on the Bicentennial Salute.
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Girl Scout Center
United Way
Oaen
Ohio Negro Population Grows Sharply Between 1820 and 1840
The Negro population in Ohio rose from about 4 700 in 1820 to more than 17 000 by 1840, reflecting a substantial demographic increase during the period.
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Ohio
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Jenice Murray
State
Martin Luther King
Butler County Education Office
Cottongim
King
Madison Sports Club
Julie
Butler
Monroe Planners
Pringboro
Mark Riley
Kangaroo Court
Springboro Lions
Girl Scouts
Springboro High Art
Roger Belcher
Carlisle
America
Mothers Club
Ben Ligon’s Gulf
Middletown-MonrOe
W. Main Street
Middletown
St. Rt
Middletown Mall
Harry
Girl Scout
Norris
N. Verity
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