Carlisle Council interviews for police chief job set
Carlisle Village Council will interview two candidates for police chief before the July 10 meeting. Acting Chief Earl Bolen and Paul A. Lintner of Lebanon each have a 30 minute slot, with private caucus before the vote. The council also considers renewing the 1 percent municipal income tax through 1983.
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Carlisle
Earl Bolen
Robert Reichard
Paul A. Lintner
Lebanon
David Stitzel
Kelly Borad
Robert Flischer
Charlene Izor
Edgewood Board OKs 25000 Borrowing for July August Payrolls
Edgewood school board authorized bank borrowing up to 250000 against late 1978 property tax disbursements to cover July and August payrolls. Kenneth Hackler reported kindergarten screening for speech hearing vision and related skills. Retirement notices from Mary Louise Prows and Nannie West. resignations from Fruth Grafner Korte Feder Grathwohl Wheeldon. Cheek granted maternity leave. Special meeting set for July 10 to act on the 1979 budget.
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Trenton
Edgewood School Board
Hackler
Mary Louise Prows
Wayne Elementary
Nannie West
Babeck
Oscar Fruth
Karen Grafner
Sally Korte
Edgewood
Sherry Feder
Fred Grathwohl
Barry Garrison
Carl Wheeldon
Sandra Cheek
Wayne
Girl Unhurt After Car Rolls Down Street
A two year old girl left in a running car on Woodlawn Avenue apparently shifted it into gear and rolled it into a parked vehicle on Spruce Street at 7 45 last night. Police said the mother halted the car beside B and P Market and entered the store. The child was not injured.
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Spruce Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Germantown planners advance downtown traffic and zoning ideas
Germantown Planning Commission recommends three Chamber of Commerce traffic proposals for downtown including making Center and Plum four way stop and banning left turns from Main into the First National Bank drive in. It also backs prohibiting left turns from Main to Market and calls for off street parking studies and possible one way alleys. The panel seeks to officially recognize eight block downtown as a historic preservation district and to draft zoning regulations. They also consider paving an alley beside Jack and Dolores Hawkins home for a turnaround but oppose vacating the alley. An extension of North Virginia Avenue may be accepted as public street.
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Germantown
Center
Plum Streets
Main Street
First National Bank of Germantown
Main
Market Street
Douglas Fenske
Dolores Grunwald
Chamber
Fenske
Council
James Willis Jr
Marathon Oil Co
Plum
Market Streets
Miamisburg
Commission
Council Mit
Jack Hawkins
W. Market St
Hawkins
Winning
Hawkinses
David Izor
Nce
Village Council
North Virginia Avenue
Middletown Area Youth Attend Buckeye Boys State
Sixteen Middletown area youths joined Buckeye Boys State at Bowling Green State University along with students from Fenwick, Lemon-Monroe, Edgewood, Madison and Preble Shawnee high schools. Delegates held roles such as police chief, senators, state representatives, city councilmen, a mayor and sheriffs. The event, funded by local Legion sponsorship and service clubs, honors self government and politics training for juniors.
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Middletown Area
Buckeye Boys State
Ohio American Legion
Bowling Green State University
Middletown High School
Mark Byrd
Peter Kavouras
Bob Knecht
Bill Stiehl
Fenwick High School
Jim Greenwell
Mark Haker
Mike Seifert
Lemon-Monroe
Gary Deaton
Paul Lail
Department of Correction and Rehabilitation
Jamie Pierce
Jeff Warner
Edgewood High School
Darren Atkinson
Steve Fry
David Hacker
Madison High School
Kendall Cottongim
Preble Shawnee High School
Todd West
Camden Council Names Adviser And Adjusts Salaries
Camden-Herbert Wagers was named legal adviser to the council after offering to serve. Police Chief Ed Wilt, who began March 24, received a salary raise to 10 000 from 9 500. Council set squad pay at 3 per run per member, up to three per run. chief and assistant chief pay was discussed but not decided.
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Camden
Herbert Wagers
Wagers
Ed Wilt
Orville Wood
Wilt
Hydrants on Sands Avenue to be flushed tomorrow
Water mains along the northern Sands Avenue area in Brittany Heights will be flushed tomorrow afternoon per village officials. Residents may notice water discoloration while the service disruption lasts.
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Monroe
Sands Avenue
Brittany Heights
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Carlisle Council
Flischer
Dallas Powers
Warren County
Fairview Drive
Chessie
Little League Field
Fairview
Richard Nicholas
Safety and Service Committee
Powers
Vanderveer Subdivision
Ted Burgess
Elm Drive
Lincoln Drive
Gross Lumber Co
Park Drive
Meadowlark Drive
Franklin Township
Park and Sunset Drives
Kimberlin Acres
Nicholas
Harold Baker
Meadowlark
Melvin Reece
Sunset
Park
Keith Sams
Carlisle Care Center
Hillcrest Avenue
Stitzel
Jim
Karen Hoschar
Youngstown
School Board
Kenneth Hackler
Wayne Elementary School
S. Breiel Blvd
Central Ave
Ross Winning
Buckeye
Legion
Camden Council
Barry A. Robertson, M.D
Central Avenue
Middletown
State Rt
Hunter Shopping Center
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