Lebanon inmate wins art prizes at University of Cincinnati exhibit
Robert J. Oliver, 25, inmate at Lebanon Correctional Institution, won first and third in the Black Arts Exhibit at UC. He paints pastels about memories from 1960 to 1971, expresses his view of female and father son forms, and seeks furlough for professional art training at UC.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Robert J. Oliver
Oliver
University of Cincinnati
LCI
Trenton shelter sets model for humane groups
The Humane Society of Warren County aims to mirror the Miami Valley Humane Association shelter on Hamilton-Trenton Road using a decompression chamber method to dispose of unclaimed pets. Director Ernie Weaver says the program places healthy dogs in new homes through adoption and coordinates with Butler County municipalities to receive animals. Adoption fees range from seven to nine dollars, with higher fees for dogs three months or older.
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Trenton
The
Humane Society of
Warren County
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Hamilton-Trenton Road
Warren Humane Society
Pound
Lebanon
Ernie Weaver
Weaver
Butler County
Butler
Warren Pound
Miami _ Valley association
UC Freshman Orientation Party Planned in Cincinnati Area
UC Cin cinnatus Society and Admissions Office sponsor ten pre orientation parties this summer in greater Cincinnati and Dayton. The event for Middletown Germantown and Franklin freshmen runs 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Monday at David Himes home 181 N Johanna Cen terville. The theme is were glad you chose UC.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Middletown
Germantown
Franklin
Centerville
David Hime
N. Johanna
Hime
University
Cincinnatus Society
UC Admissions
Dayton
Canoeing race loses sponsor in Little Miami plan
The Little Miami Inc executive council voted to end sponsorship of the annual June autumn canoe races on the Little Miami River. Daniel Dougherty and board members cited limited public benefit and costs, hoping to redirect effort to river preservation and possible canoe rental ventures along the river between Warren and Hamilton counties.
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Lebanon
The
Little Miami, Inc
Daniel Dougherty
Little Miami
Dougherty
Warren
Hamilton
Actor George C. Scott Spotted in Tenn Cafe
Actor George C. Scott was recognized in a Johnson City cafe where he paused to make a phone call. He quipped that he would never commit a serious crime or get away with it as he signed a waitress’s scratch pad.
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Johnson City
Warren County Considers Adopting Soil Survey as Official Document
County commissioners weigh making the 15 year study an official county document after Tom Haynes proposes adoption. The plan would recognize the report and guide planning, subdivision reviews, and land use decisions for farms, developers, and homeowners. Copies are available free at 777 Columbus Ave Lebanon.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Tom Haynes
Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District
Arch Hildebrant
Haynes
Robert Price
Soil and Water Conservation District
Columbus Ave
City finds land easement for water line unnecessary
Franklin’s request for a water line easement behind the library was dropped after discovery the ground was already dedicated for street right of way. Fred Byers, library trustees chair, said the city owned the land all along. Trustees had waited to sign the easement until the line’s location was pinpointed.
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Franklin
Fred Byers
Library Trustees
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Lee
Eric von Klinger
Journal
Journal County
George
Farah
Timi
Dave Mar
Jantzen
Dacron
Dad
Warren Soil Study
US Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service
State Department of Natural Resources
State Agricultural Research and Development Center
Ted B. Martin
Bellemonte ST
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