Lemon officials see no need to worry about Monroe exit
Lemon Township trustees show little concern over Monroe possibly withdrawing as Monroe grows toward city status and drafts a city charter. Most officials see no strong push to sever ties, though some residents urge weighing tax and service implications.
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LEMON
Shawnee Lee Journal
Monroe
Lemon Township
Gene Seibert
Don Linkous
Seibert
Dorothy Ingram
Strike Planned in Pay Protest by Hamilton Union Clerk
Phyllis Apgar, 44, announces an eight am strike as the sole office staffer for Local 648 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in Hamilton. She earns 140 a week and seeks 152, saying austerity blocked a raise while joining Cincinnati Local 388. Robert Pierce backs her, noting wage and condition gaps. A Hamilton union spokesman declined comment.
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Hamilton
Phyllis Apgar
Apgar
Professional Employes International Union 388
Cincinnati
Man Hurt in I-75 Crash Near Sharonville
A Cincinnati man, Freddy Florence, 32, was injured when his car was rear-ended on Interstate 75 one mile north of Sharonville yesterday. He was treated at Bethesda North Hospital and released. The other driver, Louis Hatley, 38, of Geradine Alabama, complained of injuries but was not treated. The collision remains under investigation.
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Cincinnati
Interstate 75
Sharonville
Bethesda North Hospital
Freddy Florence
Louis Hatley
Geradine
Ala
Mowing restricted to protect wildlife habitat along state roads
State natural resources and transportation departments cooperate to preserve wildlife nesting cover by postponing mowing along rights of way. Right of way mowing is limited to shoulders and medians until late June or early July, with park mowing mainly on berms and ditches.
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State Departments of Natural Resources and Transportation
William B. Nye
Department of Transportation
J. Phillip Richley
Nye
Richley
Division of Wildlife
Youth found innocent of rape charge in massie township case
An eight man four woman jury acquitted 18 year old Ronnie Campbell of rape after a two day trial in Lebanon Warren County Judge William W. Young presiding. Campbell had been indicted by the March grand jury in the alleged rape of a 15 year old Harveysburg girl on January 27 in rural Massie Township.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Harveysburg
William W. Young
Ronnie Campbell
Campbell
March
Massie
Youngest US Presidents Named Roosevelt and Kennedy
Teddy Roosevelt became the United States' youngest president at forty two, followed by John F. Kennedy at forty three, marking notable early presidencies in American history.
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Teddy Roosevelt
United States
John F. Kennedy
Sewer hookup costs and plans for Trenton project debated
A Trenton public hearing focused on the cost of home sewer hookups to city lines. City Manager Rolfe Wagner projected a $150 hookup figure, with a $350 basic city assessment due later, plus future connection costs. Citizens urged price controls and neighborhood buyer groups, while some urged a city utilities committee. Council approved $150,000 in anticipatory notes, pursued bids for a well field and water tests, and discussed library negotiations, with federal grant uncertainty shaping the project balance.
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Trenton
Ernest Moore
Brelsford Drive
Rolfe Wagner
Wagner
Frank Kaufman
Keith Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Better Business Bureau
Middletown
Arnold Jones
Jones
Citizens’ Utilities Committee
Ray Willis
Patrick W. Hogan
Daniel L. Howell
Ho-Ho Enterprises
Council
East State Street
Thomas Stubbs Jr
Stubbs
Larry Neal
Middletown Public Library
Library
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Rothman
Joe Magdich
Butler County
County Budget Commission
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Journal
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Welding School
Lebanon Correctional Institution
LCI
Ted Engle
Lee
Carlisle Junior High School
Jean Browning
Sheckler
Cricketeer
Europa
Central Ave
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