Franklin Council considers charter issue on November ballot
The Franklin City Council held the first of three readings on a proposal to put a charter issue to voters in November to form a 15 member commission to draft a city charter. A proposed nine building 60 unit federally subsidized housing project on len Street drew discussion with HUD approval needed.
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Franklin — City Council
Council
Warren Metropolitan Housing Authority
Len Street
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Dan Moore
Franklin Commons
East Fourth Street
Mary Turner
Gene Sorrell
Valley View boards to seek 3 mill operating levy
Germantown Valley View Board of Education votes 5-0 to place a 3 mill operating levy on November ballots to close a budget gap of about 366000 by end of 1979. The measure would raise roughly 203000 annually with state aid, fund textbooks and building costs, and is tied to a tentative 1979 budget of 3530800 amid uncertainties in state funding.
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Germantown
Valley View Board of Education
Lowell Draffen
Board of Elections
Jim Buehner
David Oblinger
Germantown Council Hears Fire Department Appointment Debate
Village officials met with Diane Fleming the first woman applicant to be a firefighter to explain why she was not recommended. Fire Chief Zechar cited concerns about a husband wife dynamic within the department. Two other women’s applications are being studied. The council also addressed 24 hour businesses near a noise hotspot, accepted Police Chief Exline’s July 31 resignation with a honoring resolution, and moved to appoint Doris Bailey as deputy auditor treasurer.
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Germantown
Diane Fleming
Douglas Fenske
Richard Zechar
Skip Viewing
Zechar
Fenske
Fleming
Jean Ann Brewer
King Kwik
Ralph Moler
Council
Gunckel Town Plat
Doris Bailey
Warren County Fair royalty picks night in Lebanon
Six girls and three boys vie for Warren County Junior Fair King and Queen honors announced tonight at 7 at the Warren County Fairgrounds. Contestants include high school and college students from Lebanon, Carlisle, Middletown and Mason, led by a brother sister duo from Kings High School and 4-H, Grange and Boy Scout nominees. The king and queen and court will reign through the fair starting tomorrow and appear in Saturday’s parade at the fairgrounds grandstand.
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Lebanon
Kings High School
Warren County
Fairgrounds
Valley Geb Ues
Lisa Muterspaw
Ingboro
Springboro High School
Leslie Jo Bissett
Carlisle High School
Sherry Davis
of Lebanon High School
Future Homemakers of America
Kelly Jo Wells
Middletown
Miami University
Boy Scouts
Lebanon High School
Ann Marie Ball
Mason
Ohio State University
Farm Bureau
Queen
Middletown Man Pleads Guilty in Burglary Case
Donald Wayne Brewer of Middletown received a two to five year suspended reformatory sentence and five years probation after pleading guilty to receiving stolen property in a burglary at Roger Conner’s home. The case tied to an April 16 burglary in Warren County. Brewer is active in 4-H and youth groups. The report also notes local 1978 honors for Scott Adams and Gene Steiner, with details on their school activities and 4-H roles.
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Draffen
Cleveland
Hamilton Donald Wayne Brewer
Church St
Middletown
Butler County Common. Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Brewer
Roger Conner
Central Ave
Lebanon
Warren County
Pomona
Grange
United Methodist Youth Fellowship
West Side Fantastics
Scott Adams
Kings High School
Kings
Adams
Xavier University
Gene Steiner
Cub Scout Pack 25 Holds Summer Olympics at Armco Park
Cub Scout Pack 25 held its summer Olympics at Armco Park in Seven Mile last night. Winners include Mike Croy in the 50 yard dash, David Richardson in the javelin toss, David Fordyce in the standing broad jump and flying saucer toss, and Randy Hardin in the ball throw.
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Trenton
Cub Scout Pack
Armco Park
Seven Mile
Mike Croy
David Richardson
David Fordyce
Randy Hardin
Trenton approves 1979 budget with large sewer fees plan
Trenton City Council on Monday approves a 1979 budget totaling 1,994,872 with 417,410 in the general fund and a projected expenditure of 1,333,717. The plan includes a carryover of about 548,000 from sewer tap-in fees invested to cover debt on the new sanitary sewer system over 20 years and is an early receipts and expenditures estimate to be sent to the Butler County auditor.
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Trenton
Butler County
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Harold Callahan
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Wehrick Inc
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Robert Zolman
Jeff Welday
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Germantown Council
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Tari
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Oaktown
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Lepanon St. Monroe
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Reading Rd
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Michel
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Terry Lapple
Sawer
al Mason
Mayhaus
Kimberly
Jack Wyant
Hayes Ave
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Cegar
Greg Meyer
Hanover
Losantwidge
Hamiton
Vine Vista Pi
Silverplate Coffee & Tea Service
Henry J Parner
Chestnut S . Hamilton
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Mowbray
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Thomas Ky
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Bellacre
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Saaron le Hamilton
Jennie Jonnston
Grendale-Milforg Rd
Loveland
Texas
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Jefferson Ave
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Glendere-Minfora
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Rochester
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Brandt Pine
Dayton
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Harter Ave
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