Franklin expansion bonds approved for F G Tool unit
Franklin officials approved issuance of up to 700000 in industrial revenue bonds to expand F G Tool and One Co s F G Mult Slide Division at Jaggee Industrial Park. Funds would buy the existing building at 130 Industrial Drive, add 7500 square feet, and possibly equipment. About 12 new jobs expected, with construction possible in two weeks. city liability limited under Ohio law.
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Franklin
F&g
F&g Tool & One Co
Jaggee
Community Improvement Corp
John M Fischer
Wilding
Industrial Drive
Virgil Maines
Fischer
Ohio
Trenton Council Approves Codification of City Ordinances
The Trenton City Council adopted a codification of ordinances compiled by Justinian Publishing Co. The book form organizes all general and permanent laws, with updates and removal of obsolete material. Chapters cover administration, traffic, general offenses, and business.
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Trenton
Justinian Publishing Co
Jury delays loom for Gall murder trial amid vacations
The Kentucky murder case against Eugene W. Gall Jr. likely shifts past August 14 and perhaps after Labor Day as key witnesses take vacations. Gall faces 13 charges in Kentucky and Ohio, including the Jansen murder, rape, robbery, and kidnapping.
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Kentucky
Eugene W. Gall Jr
Kentucky Commonwealth
Gall
Lisa Jansen
Cincinnati
Middletown
Hillsboro
Greene County
Dayton
Ohio
Jansen
Bill Mathis
Boone County
Paul N. Jolly
Hamilton County
Grant County
Open house mix-up at Preble County farm rescheduled
A misprint in The Journal published last week announced an open house for the Preble County Historical Society farm that was supposed to occur Sunday. The event was not scheduled for Sunday and the correction appeared in yesterday's paper.
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Preble County
Springboro hires first income tax administrator
Springboro Village Council approved Wilma J Fread of West Carrollton as the villages first income tax administrator. A 1 percent income tax took effect last Saturday and Freads duties include organizing tax collection and helping residents with forms. She has five years in tax administration and will join at a salary of 11793.60 with a six month probation raising to 12500.80.
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Springboro
Wilma J Fread
West Carrollton
Chamber and village to discuss Water rates lawsuit resolution
The Springboro Area Chamber of Commerce president Larry Edwards asked for a formal meeting with the Village Council as the chamber’s lawsuit over water and sewer fees and trash charges proceeds. Council agreed to a public session with chamber directors on July 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building.
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Springboro
Council
Chamber Board of Directors
Monroe Council adopts budget in 1979 plan
Monroe Village Council adopted an estimated 1979 budget showing a slight deficit and significant funding for water and safety levies. Total general fund income 277 558 17 with a 36 960 17 year end balance. Sewer project funding rises as village builds a new sewer system with 220 000 income. Special meetings set for note renewal and sewer easement explanations. Mark Neu hired part time as dog warden.
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Monroe
Robert Whitmore
Whitmore
Floyd G. Browne and Associates
Marion
LeSourdsville
Barnitz Bank
Mark Neu
Police Department
Neu
Genealogical Group to Hear Middletown Librarian Speaker
The Butler County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society meets Saturday at 1 30 p m at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Mrs Chalmers Brewer as guest speaker She is a Middletown Public Library reference librarian and Miami University graduate who will discuss using the library for genealogical research She has served on the library staff for nine years and is a Middletown native.
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Chalmers Brewer
Butler County
The
Ohio Genealogical Society
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Brewer
Middletown
Judge Denies Restraining Order Over Fort Ancient Canoe Livery
In Lebanon Ohio Warren County Common Pleas Judge William Young denied a request for a temporary restraining order to close a gate and walkway from a state parking lot to the Fort Ancient Canoe Livery. The suit by Robert Ramsey and Ronald Ritz claims the state permits public use and grants unfair advantage to rival Fort Ancient owner Robert Morgan. The ruling leaves the case to proceed before vacationing judges. Ramsey faces foreclosure from Morgan over a $554 mortgage debt, with Ramsey offering payment that Morgan has not accepted.
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Lebanon
Warren County Common Pleas
William Young
Fort Ancient Canoe Livery
Fort Ancient
Robert Ramsey
Ronald Ritz
Ramsey
Morrow Canoe Rental
Ritz
Little Miami
Young
Common Pleas
Daniel Fedders Ramsey
Robert Morgan
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
ODNR
Morgan
Morrow
Trenton Youth Improves After Two-Car Crash
John William Berry, 16, of 517 Clara Drive, improved to satisfactory condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after a Wednesday wreck at Wayne Madison Road and Ohio 73. He was a passenger in a car driven by David Staggs who was treated and released from Middletown Hospital. Three others were injured. police investigate.
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Trenton
John William Berry
Clara Drive
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Wayne-Madison Road
Ohio
Berry
David Staggs
F&f
Beechwood Drive
Middletown Hospital
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Trenton Council
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Tamarind Square
West State Street
Paul Culbertson
Tracy Murphy
Waynesville
Carl Hirschbach
Murphy
Miami-Carey
Clearcreek Township
Hirschbach
CETA
Finance Committee
Anne Huffman
Yanmar cC
Wheel
Buchanan
Steamex
America
Grand Ave
Pioneer Center
Monroe Council
Williams
CANOE
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ST. Rita School For the Deaf
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