Butler County approves 1977 general fund budget with federal aid
Butler County commissioners finalize the 1977 general fund appropriations totaling 7 756 334 dollars plus 144 000 dollars in anti recession funds marking the first inclusion of federal money. The package raises full time staff salaries by 500 dollars annually and part time wages by five percent with distributions to be set by office holders.
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Aelton
Butler County
County Budget Commission
Bureau of Inspection
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
General Revenue Sharing
TRI
Office OF Revenue Shaming
Washington
Ohio Energy Crisis To Stay In Effect Amid Curtailed Gas
Governor Rhodes says the Ohio energy crisis remains in effect while major natural curtailments persist. Officials warn against complacency as spring arrives and gas shortages loom, with gasoline supply potential declines and a shift from gas to oil underway.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Chan Cochran
Rhodes
Cochran
Robert S Rgan
Ohio Energy Resources and Development Agency
Lyon chef Eugenie Brazier dies at 81
Eugenie Brazier, famed for simple fresh ingredients and pioneering female chef status, has died at age 81 in Lyon. Family did not provide a date of death.
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Lyon
France
Eugenie Brazier
Puppets Speak Bible Message for Kids at Trenton Church
The Happy Time Puppets at the Church of the Nazarene in Trenton use music skits and colorful figures to teach Bible stories to children. Harold and Sue Conrad and their daughter create performances that entertain while conveying Christian values. They plan further shows and consider local TV use if funds allow, with the next appearance set for March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Church of the Nazarene
Harold Conrad
God
Conrad
Cart-wrong
Little Joe Cart-wrong
Sue
Conrads
Kindness backs tightened ethics bill in House vote
Rep. Thomas N Kindness and 401 colleagues vote for a new ethics bill limiting gifts to 100 dollars and travel with public funds. The measure raises office allowances by 5000 dollars and caps outside income at 15 percent of salary, while sparking debate over stock dividends and the Korea influence probe.
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U.S. House of Representatives
U.S
Thomas N Kindness
Hamilton
Indness’ Office
Congressional Office
Iidness
Kindness
Local Courts Report Dissolution Petitions And Divorce Suits
Warren court filings list domestic relations petitions for dissolution and several divorce suits. Names include Charlies Strausbaugh and Diana Strausbaugh, Baldridges, Heltons, Morgans, Fletchers, Reeds, McKinleys, Darwin, Ball, Pottinger, Estep, Gabbard, and Reece with addresses in Lebanon Franklin Carlisle Middletown and Houston. Causes cited include neglect cruelty and cruelty with abandonment in multiple cases.
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Charlies
Lawrence Strausbaugh
Riley Willis
Lebanon
Diana S. Strausbaugh
Patsy Carol Baldridge
Kettering
Donald Ray Baldridge
Fitzgerald Way
Franklin
Elizabeth Anne Helton
Dwinell Court
Jeffery Wayne Helton
Pennyroyal Road
Ben T Morgan
Dale Fletcher
Germantown Road
Germantown
Rt. 1
Barbara Ann Fletcher
Virginia Ave
Joyce Ann Reed
Shorts Road
Eldon Edward Reed
Anderson St
Linda Lou McKinley
Cook Road
Martin Glenn McKinley
Mary Ann Darwin
Russell Ave
Dick Roland Darwin
Houston
Tex
Eather F. Ball
Columbus Ave
Millard F Ball
Montpelier
Ind
Jesse O Pottinger
Meadowlark Drive
Barbara J. Pottinger
Joyce Estep
Gladys Ave
Carlisle
Richard Estep
Central Ave
Apt. 4
Middletown
Herman Gabbard
Williams Drive
Diana J. Gabbard
Columbus
Patricia A. Reece
Turner Drive
Robert E. Reece
Public Utilities Commission Hearing on Dayton Power Case
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio sets a public hearing for Case No 76 36-EL-FAC Subtile A to review the Fuel Cost Adjustment and fuel procurement practices of Dayton Power and Light Company. The hearing is on March 7, 1977 at 10 30 A M at the Commission offices on East Broad Street in Columbus Ohio. An opportunity to be heard is provided for interested persons.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Claus
Dayton Power and Ligh Company
Commission
East Broad Street
Columbus
Ohio
Randell G Applegate
Preble County Prosecutor Explains Tax Delinquency Rules
Preble County Assistant Prosecutor Thomas Journell outlines that legal action to force payment on delinquent property taxes cannot start until two years of nonpayment and four six month periods pass. He notes protesters can delay prosecution until late in the year while the county plans several lawsuits.
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EATON — A _ county
Preble County
Thomas Journell
Citizens For Fair Taxation
Journell
Former Middletown Man Calvert Perkins 63 Dies in West Carrollton
Calvert Perkins of West Carrollton died Tuesday at Kettering Medical Center after a lengthy illness. A Kentucky native and Frigidaire retiree, he is survived by wife Mildred two daughters Linda Hodgson Pamela Ellis six sisters one brother and one grandchild. Services were held at Swart Funeral Home West Carrollton with burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Middletown
Calvert Perkins
West Carrollton
Kettering Medical Center
Kentucky
Mr. Perkins
Frigidaire Corp
Mildred
Linda Hodgson
Pamela Ellis
Miamisburg
Blanche Clayton
Swart Funeral Home
Woodside
Rhodes signs two bills expanding worker compensation reforms
Governor James A. Rhodes signed two measures into law. One allocates 873 688 to the Bureau of Worker's Compensation and the Industrial Commission to implement mandated reforms. The other extends to December 31 the Rehabilitation Study Commission report deadline on occupational therapy. Both laws take effect immediately.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Worker's Compensation
The
Industrial Commission
James A. Rhodes
Rehabilitation Study Commission
Rhodes
MUM library resumes Sunday hours at Middletown campus
The Gardner-Harvey Library at Miami University Middletown resumes Sunday hours this week open 1 to 8 p.m. This spring recess from March 12 to 20 shifts hours to Tuesday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with Sundays and Saturdays closed. On March 20 the library will again be open 1 to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner-Harvey
Middletown
Miami University
Desegregation Conference At Middletown Holiday Inn
Teachers from across Ohio attend a desegregation conference in Middletown at the Holiday Inn sponsored by the Ohio Education Association. Notables include Dr. Otis Moss and Dr. Frank Aquila with panels on federally funded staff development and desegregation training.
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Middletown
Holiday Inn
Ohio Education Association
Michael Tratton
Middletown Teachers Association
Dick Palmer
MTA
Otis Moss
Leveland
Olivet Institutional Baptist Church
Martin Luther King Jr
Frank Aquila
Indiana University
General Assistance Center
Indianapolis
Anthony Gamboa
University of Louisville
Herbert Herskowitz
Kent State University
Roy Bosma
National Education Association
David Parham
Citizens Council For Ohio Schools
Cleveland
Marioncer
University of Cincinnati
The
Naacp of Greater
City library back to normal hours in Middletown
Middletown Public Library resumes regular service hours. Adult department hours are Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Children department hours return to 9 a.m. to 8 30 p.m. Monday. Tuesday to Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Librarian Douglas Bean notes gas conservation measures while services return to normal.
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Middletown
Douglas Bean
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