Camden life squad buys new emergency vehicle
Camden area life squad purchases a 1969 emergency vehicle with about 4 900 miles for its operations. Jack Gulley, representing the squad, told the Village Council last night about the acquisition.
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Camden Area
Camden
Life Squad
Jack Gulley
Village Council
Hanover Township
Gulley
Clarence Beasley
Ed Dillman
Camden-Somers Township
Camden Emergency Squad
Edgewood roof repair slated
Edgewood school board approves a $36,365.60 contract with Valley Sheet Metal Works for a leaky Edgewood High School roof replacement to be finished before classes resume.
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Trenton
Edgewood School Board
Valley Sheet Metal Works, Inc
Middletown
Edgewood High School
Lebanon board appoints acting schools head
Lebanon The board named Assistant Superintendent Harlan Smith acting superintendent through the hiring of a new leader. Smith, with 22 of 28 years in Lebanon schools, declines the permanent post. Dr Jon Rockhold leaves Aug 1 to lead Mad River Township schools as superintendent. 32 applications filed by Sept 1.
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Lebanon
The
Lebanon School Board
Harlan Smith
Smith
Jon Rockhold
Mad River Township
Montgomery County
Ron Lefeber
Prosecution Calls Seven Witnesses in Ridinger Murder Trial
Seven witnesses testified as the Warren County Common Pleas Court opened the case against James Richard Ridinger of Waynesville for the killing of Carl Armstrong at the Gold Chain Cocktail Lounge on March 19. Witnesses described Armstrong and Ridinger’s wife Barbara dancing, Ridinger’s movements, and Armstrong being shot. the defense hinted at self defense while prosecutors argued Armstrong’s actions and dating history.
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Lebanon
James Richard Ridinger
Waynesville
Warren County Common Pleas
P. Daniel Fedders
Ridinger
Carl Armstrong
Samuel Hawkins
Edith Gustin
Armstrong
Barbara
Gustin
Hawkins
Germantown Planning Board weighs mobile home district options
Germantown Planning Commission discussed designating a mobile home district on the zoning map and approved a proposal to allow professional offices in homes as conditional uses. They also backed permitting homes as a use in industrial zones to ease expansions, with action deferred awaiting solicitor presence.
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Germantown
Commission
H.W. Goetz
Goetz
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert Bullock
John Dupps Sr
Bullock
Dupps
Board of Zoning Appeals
Franklin officials review drainage for Harpland subdivision
Franklin City Council and Planning Commission with developers studied drainage for the 11th addition of Harpland subdivision. City Engineer Jack Kuhlman and engineers will inspect drainage patterns around the site and return recommendations. Outfall was proposed to discharge northward to the Great Miami River via the old Miami Erie Canal.
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Franklin
Planning Commission
Harpland
Jack Kuhlman
Franklin trustees discuss fence line question
Franklin Township trustees debated a fence line issue off Robinson Vail Road with little new business. Chairman Paul E. Fitzgerald said the Warren County prosecutor’s office would be asked for an opinion, a standard move in resolving fence obligations between neighboring properties with livestock.
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Franklin Township
Robinson Vail Road
Paul E. Fitzgerald
Warren County
Fitzgerald
Safety literature helps protect Ohio workers
The Ohio Industrial Commission’s Division of Safety and Hygiene prints about 30 million pieces of safety literature yearly. Director William Coulter says the materials inform workers about state and federal regulations and cost about $250,000 to produce with a 20 person staff. The materials include signs dashboard stickers and safety talk guides. Kenneth Swackhammer of OSHA notes the state provides an important service helping employers comply with regulations.
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Columbus, Ohio
William Coulter
Ohio Industrial Commission
Kenneth Swackhammer
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
U.S. Labor Department
Swackhammer
Dayton Power & Light declares quarterly dividend
DP&L announces a quarterly dividend of 41.42 cents per share on common stock payable Sept 1 to holders of record Aug 6, per company notice.
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Dayton
Dayton Power & Light Co
Franklin man fined for disorderly conduct at Joy Laundry
Wheeler Owens, 49, of 22 Wilson Drive, Franklin, was fined 100 dollars with 75 suspended in Municipal Court for disorderly conduct on May 23 at the Joy Laundry, 21 East Sixth Street.
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Franklin — Wheeler Owens
Wilson Drive
Joy Laundry
E. Sixth St
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