Valley View High School construction eyed for September
Germantown plans call for Valley View High at Manning Road and Famersville Pike. Supt. Mourouzis says state approval and bids could come this summer. The board approves a 1969 operating budget of 1,206,751 with a 61,000 deficit and a 7.5 mill renewal levy to keep schools open. It adds four teachers and resignations from three staff members while approving Germantown Library budget of 28,525.
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Germantown
Valley View High School
George Mourouzis
George Walter
Dayton
Columbus
Mourouzis
Valley View
Rita Sears
Ohio State University
Milton Royer
Xavier University
Virgil Ludy Jr
Miami University
Grace Ress
Carol Westail
Sandra Stutz
Xenia Man Named Successor to Lebanon Bank President
Harold Wilson of Xenia will succeed Cer D. Stiles as president of Lebanon Citizens Bank. Stiles retires January 28 after directing growth from 10.7 to 17.9 million dollars in assets since 1921. Wilson, 12 years as Xenia bank vice president, comes Sept 1 to assume duties next January.
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Lebanon
Citizens Bank
Cer D. Stiles
Harold Wilson
Xenia
Xenia Citizens First National Bank
Stiles
Wilson
Xenia Bank
Batavia National Bank
Clermont County
Chidren
Ohio highway agency reports record 1967 68 road program hit by federal cuts
The Ohio Department of Highways reports a record final year total of 460,390,991 for road building despite federal funding cuts and an engineer strike. Director P. E Masheter warns that new federal requirements blocking bids on projects over 50,000 threaten the 1968 construction season and may delay or halt federal aid projects until resolved.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highways
P. E Masheter
Office of Federal Contract Compliance
Masheter
Calenar
Masketer
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
BPR
Department
W. E Reed
Bureau of Public Roads
Ohio
Congress
Bullseye pattern crops on Bloomington hillside
An unusual contour planting near Bloomington Indiana forms a bullseye pattern in corn soybeans and hay. The strip design aims to reduce soil erosion on the hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Drilling for a Bridge Near Lebanon Underway
Bowser-Mormer Testing Laboratories of Dayton takes core samples from Turtle Creek bed as part of preparations for a new bridge on Glosser Road west of Lebanon. The $28,000 structure follows the February 7 collapse of the old bridge under a gravel truck.
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Bowser- Mormer Testing Laboratories, Inc
Dayton
Turtle Creek
Glosser Road
Lebanon
Warren County
Olsen
Levy Failure Leaves County Fair Grandstand Plans Near Complete
Preble County commissioners secured alternative financing to finish the steel framed bleacher grandstand by the county fair, August 3 to 10. The project costs about 16800 with 12500 borrowed and 4300 on hand, replacing the burned wooden stand. Fair Board President Robert Ricker notes the bleachers along the south side of the track will be 108 feet long and 20 rows deep. Last year the board paid 1800 to rent bleachers.
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Fair Board
Robert Ricker
Nunn Approves Half Day Off For Blood Donors
Kentucky workers may take a half day off after donating blood to the Red Cross bloodmobile under a new time-off plan approved by Governor Louie Nunn. This program applies to state government employees.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Louie Nunn
Red Cross
Ruppert Plans Plea Third Time With County Officials
Warren County Mental Retardation Board chair James Ruppert plans a third meeting with county commissioners to push a half mill, one year levy for retarded children in Hopewell and Green Knoll. A final decision is due by Aug. 9 as officials weigh ballot issues.
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Franklin
James Ruppert
Warren County
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Xenia Man
Carl Stiles
Bullseye
VFW
Welcome Kitchen
Eagles
Lodge Aerie
Central
Levy
Preble
EATON
Miami
Ruppert
Robert K. South
South
Hopewell
Arthur Harp
Thomas B. Kirby, Jr
Main St
Franklin, Ohio
Cashway Lumber Co
Oak
Aluminum
East
Cashway Co
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