Lebanon School Board ratifies first county teachers contract
Lebanon Board of Education and Lebanon Teachers Association ratified a two year agreement detailing employment relations and policies. The pact, the first in Warren County, consolidates administrative procedures and board policies in one document. The meeting also revised personal leave for non certified staff to three unrestricted days under a new state law with certain bans. The board accepted the retirement of William Donovan after 23 years directing the band and choir, adjusted meeting dates, applied for 63000 for a federally funded reading program, and appointed Jon Rose as assistant football coach at Berry Middle School.
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Warren County
Jon Rockhold
Teachers Association
Rockhold
Dan Accurso
William Donovan
Berry Middle School
Jon Rose
Air Pollution Alert Issued for Four Ohio Counties
Gov. James issued a formal air pollution alert for Butler Warren Hamilton and counties as readings reached alert levels Friday through yesterday. SWOAPC urged vulnerable residents to stay indoors seek medical help if needed and avoid burning and unnecessary driving until lifted.
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Butler
Ont
Warren
Hamilton
James
Ohio
Fort Hamilton Gem and Mineral Society Meeting
The Fort Hamilton Gem and Mineral Society will hold a meeting tonight at the Central YMCA in room 205 at 7 30 p m The discussion topic is the Wyoming trip and related collecting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Fort Hamilton
Hotel Must Be Vacated in Lebanon After Code Violations
Visitors in Lebanon must leave Virginia Hotel on Mulberry Street by July 1 as the building is declared unfit for habitation. Visiting Judge John Ernst ruled the hotel violates city code and cannot be occupied until corrections are completed. Inspectors cited missing screens outlets and insufficient room space among violations. Forest and Virginia Dakin operators were informed but no clear corrective action followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Virginia
Mulberry Street
John Ernst
Preble County
Warren County Common Pleas Court
City of
Forest
Virginia Dakin
Ernst
Germantown Council President Resigns. Pool Bond Approved
Germantown village council accepts the resignation of Dr. B L Berks effective immediately after decades of service. The council approves a general obligation bond to raise 58000 for the Germantown pool purchase with a 55,000 grant and FmHA financing. other actions include a door to door solicitation discussion and joining a county refuse district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
BL. Berks
Berks
Little Forest Drive
Marvin Hall
Hall
Dr. Berks
Dr. Berks’ Council
Germantown Swimming Pool Association
Montgomery County Commission
Association
Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Buck Niehoff
Peck, Shaffer & Williams
Cincinnati
Franklin Cable Rates Capped by City Council
Franklin and Middletown officials agreed to cap cable service rates at a monthly $10, with Franklin setting no higher than Middletown’s level. The current rate for one outlet is $4.95, below the company’s requested $6.95. A consulting firm advised the hike is below industry norms, while a council member warned against premature rate increases. In other business, the council approved 18 acres of flood plain transfer to National Homes Construction Corp for recreation and discussed erosion control and land access for Clear Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Miami Valleyable, Inc
Middletown
Malarkey, Taylor & Associates
Washington, D.C
Curtis Speck
Tele-Communications
Council
Speck
Fair
Field
Hamilton
Paul Smith
Middletown Commission
Franklin Woods
National Homes Construction Corp
Lions Community Park
Eichholz
National Homes
Museum director Poast to leave Harding Memorial post
Mrs Paul Rose Poast director since 1972 at Harding Memorial Museum announces departure to spend more time at home. Franklin Area Historical Society seeks new director and will temporarily fill the post during the search. The museum occupies the former home of Maj. Gen. Forrest Harding and renovation work is planned. Volunteers are sought for restoration of Franklin’s 1805 log post office site and brick salvage from Main Street.
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Franklin
Paul
Rose) Poast
Harding Memorial Museum
Poast
Franklin Area Historical Society
Terete
Mrs. Poast
Fromter
Forrest Harding
Harding
Bryant
Park Ave
High St
Old Main Street
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Lebanon Board of Education
The
Lebanon Teachers Association
Journal
County
Monroe Heating
Bill Housh & Sons
Main St. Monroe
Susanne Shafer
Niehoff
Joan Stonehill
Fuller Brush Co
Lions Club
Dan Anslinger
Anslinger
Finallr
DR. B.L. Berks
Poasts
Carlisle
Peast
Butler County
National Organization For Women
Oxford
Cremeans
R.state ST
Trenton
WLOS
Marty Miller
Vic LeRoy
Donald Slusher
Mike Miller
Miller Insurance Inc
S. Breiel
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