Homeowner Wins Uniquely Solo Case Against City
In Butler County, Bill Burton won a $700 judgment against the city over a temporary construction easement at 4624 Central Ave. He represented himself with modest guidance from Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer, challenging the city’s $320 offer and the disruption from mud and equipment. Burton said the case was about principle and resisting city overreach, amid ongoing easement suits and residents’ objections to the Central Avenue Marshall Road widening project.
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Bill Burton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Central Ave
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Arthur J. Fiehrerth
the Journal
Central Avenue
Marshall Road
Casement
O. Burton
Don S. Cisle
Hamilton
Sheldon Strand
Central
Manchester
City Commission
Bernard Skinner
Robert Theriault
4414
James Combs
Middletown Officials Clash OverOKI Water Quality Plan
City leaders and business heads argued at a public hearing that the OKI 208 water quality study could curb Middletown’s industrial growth while an OKI planner defended the projection of 16.5 million gallons per day by 2000 and said capacity could rise to 23 million as needed. Public hearings will continue into April.
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Miami River
Ohio- Kentucky - Indiana Regional Council of Governments
OKI
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Public Service
Richard Goecke
Franklin
Goecke
Middletown Chamber
Crooke
Dory Montazemi
Crooke Montazemi
Montazemi
Eiddietown
Women from Covington Charged in Theft Ring at Shop
Three Covington women were arrested by a security officer after attempting shoplifting at Rink's. One carried 3300 dollars in cash. Marie Williamson 65, Jane Williamson 66, and Mary Williamson 47 pleaded guilty to petty theft and were fined 200 dollars each.
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Marie Williamson
Jane Williamson
Mary Williamson
J. T. Lamb
Girl Scout Dinner Planned by Area VII Leaders
Area VII Girl Scout units from Middletown Franklin Trenton Springboro and Carlisle host a covered dish dinner Thursday March 10 at Hunter School 6 30 p m An election for the area nominating committee will take place and Lucille Easton will discuss council financing.
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Franklin
Trenton
Springboro
Carlisle
Hunter School
Lucille Easton
Wayne water plan meeting attracts about 35 attendees
About 35 residents attended the first Wayne Township water system meeting in Jacksonburg. A second meeting is planned for 7 30 am March 17. Township Clerk Chester Peck said volunteers will contact residents on roads to map line routes. The Southwest Butler County Water Association would coordinate the system with a proposed 100 registration fee for homeowners. The minimum monthly use rate depends on signer totals.
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Wayne Township
Chester Peck
Butler County Water Association
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Hamilton Man Stabbed to Death at Maples Inn
A 28 year old Hamilton man was stabbed during a 12 40 a m altercation at Maples Inn 524 Sycamore St He died on arrival at Mercy Hospital Police said the victim David Gibson of Ala Lee Trailer Park Ohio 4 was stabbed in the chest and the suspect is unnamed as of this morning No charges filed.
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Maples Inn
Sycamore St
David Gibson
Ala Lee Trailer Park
Ohio
Mercy Hospital
Gibson
Germantown mayor to seek re election in June primary
Mayor Marvin Hall a Democrat will seek re election as six municipal posts including mayor are set to appear under the new charter. Several council members including James Willis Jr Catherine Coghill Kent Genslinger Susanne Shafer and Kent Southard weigh or decline runs while Charles Harvey plans re election. Leland Fuller has filed petitions and Mary Louise Weber may seek the auditor treasurer post.
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Kercher
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Catherine Coghill
Kenney
Willis
Susanne Shafer
Kent Genslinger
Kent Southard
Charles Harvey
Leland Fuller
Democratic Executive Committee
Montgomery County Board of Elections
Mary Louise Weber
Driver denies speeding in S Marshall Road crash
A driver claimed she was not speeding after an accident on S Marshall Road last Monday. Brendan Patton of Trenton said he saw no flagman at the construction ditch when the car struck it, damaging the vehicle. A passenger sustained minor injuries.
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S. Marshall Road
Brendan Patton
Trenton
Salvation Army Opens Emergency Canned Goods Drive
Salvation Army collects canned goods and non perishable foods this Saturday afternoon through city volunteers. The drive follows a similar effort last week hampered by low contact. the energy crisis and job losses drive the appeal with backing from United Way.
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