Butler County Property Taxes Due With Noted Changes Over Years
Butler County tax bills mailed. due April 17. Tax rates and valuations have varied since 1873. Morgan Township farmland valued at 2090 in 1873 now 15630 with half-acre tax 253.98. In 1971 77,421 bills mailed countywide. today an estimated 5-7% more. 1500 Morgan Township bills expected. delays due to 12% valuation rise and millage adjustments amid school district suit.
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Shawnee Lee Journal
Hamilton
Butler County
Morgan Township
Butler
Middletown
Trenton
Monroe
Lemon
Madison Township
Lemon Township
New 1974 Ohio license plates go on sale this weekend
Sixty four license tags go on sale Saturday across eight area bureaus including Middletown Franklin Monroe Trenton Germantown Lebanon Camden and more. Plates cost 16 with a 5 local road tax share. Buyers must present a valid title and register in person with residence details.
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Ohio
C. Donald Curry
Clerk of Courts’ Office
Middletown
Central Ave
Trenton Bureau
Germantown
Sportsman Center
N. Plum St
Lebanon
Colony Square Shopping Center
E. Main St
Gratis
Coleman's
Camden
Doty’s Auto Parts
N. Liberty St
Inmate Walks Away From Middletown Campus Class
Law enforcement searches continue for Sam Howard a 24 year old Lebanon Correctional Institution inmate who walked away from Miami University Middletown Campus class at 10 p m after failing to return with other inmates. Howard is serving a sentence of one to twenty five years for unarmed robbery.
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Lebanon Correctional Institution
Middletown
Miami University
LCI
Sam Howard
Xenia
Howard
School times revert to normal at six elementary schools
Robert Johnson announced that starting Monday the six local elementary schools Central Jefferson Garfield Lincoln Sherman and Taft will shift back to normal start times. Jefferson opens at 8 30 a m while Central Garfield Lincoln Sherman start at 8 45 a m and Taft at 8 55 a m restoring daylight aligned schedules.
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Robert Johnson
Central
Jefferson
Garfield
Lincoln
Sherman
Taft
Johnson
Construction begins on coke oven complex
Construction starts on a coke oven complex with as many as 800 workers anticipated to be employed during the project. The plan includes large 시설 and related facilities to support the plant's operation.
Car vs Train Injures Driver in Middletown Crossing Crash
Roy Bowling, 70, of 2106 Howard Ave Middletown sustained fair condition at Middletown Hospital after his car struck a B and O crossing train on State Street yesterday at 506 PM. He was cited by Trenton police for disregarding a flasher. Construction at Armco coke oven complex in Trenton begins this week as part of a 95 million dollar project expected to run about two years and employ up to 800 peak. the plant consolidates coke making from New Miami and Houston.
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Trenton
Roy Bowling
Howard Ave
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
B&o
State Street
Bowling
State
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Kermit W. Deal
New Miami
Houston
Tex
Kitchen cabinet fire damages Franklin apartment
A skillet grease fire caused an estimated 400 damage to kitchen cabinets in a Franklin apartment at 1270 E Second St. owned by Dr Paul Woodward of Middletown. Firemen responded at 8 23 a.m. and remained on scene about 20 minutes.
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Franklin
Kenneth Hush
Second St
Paul Woodward
Middletown
Jaycees Admit Younger Members In Local Chapter
The Middletown Jaycees approved entry of men aged 18 to 21, lowering the previous 21 to 35 age range. Secretary Joe Baltzell announced the change, noting local groups must approve it. Jack Osborne, 19, became the first under-21 member last night. Interested individuals can contact Baltzell or president Dan Danner.
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Middletown Jaycees
Joe Baltzell
Baltzell
Jaycees
Jack Osborne
The
Dan Danner
Five Ohio doctors ordered to explain prescription writing
Five Southwestern Ohio physicians were ordered to appear before the State Medical Board after Middletown narcotics investigators found suspiciously high numbers of prescriptions for tranquilizers and stimulants. The doctors, from Cincinnati Hamilton Norwood and West Alexandria, allegedly wrote excess prescriptions for Quaalude Tuinal Obetrol and Biphetamine. A meeting was set for April 2 1974 at the Ohio State Medical Board office.
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Southwestern Ohio
State Medical Board
Middletown
Arnold Ferguson
Board
Mike Davis
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Norwood
West Alexandria
Ohio State Medical Board
Middletown Area News Highlights From Friday Page
A fragment from Middletown area paper notes events on Friday March 15 1974 on page 17. It references local items such as community updates and brief notices with no full context provided.
County Panel Considers Night Meetings Request
Hamilton Butler County commissioners studied a proposal from the League of Women Voters of Hamilton Fairfield to hold night meetings. The request, dated March 12 from Jane Malloy, argues evening sessions could boost attendance and public engagement. commissioners took no action yet, noting prior discussions and past low turnout.
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Hamilton
Butler County
League of Women Voters
Hamilton- Fairfield Area
Jane A. Malloy
League
Armco Mines Reopen In West Virginia Production Returns
Two of Armco Steel Corp mines in West Virginia resume production today with two more expected to follow before the weekend. A company spokesman said all state mines had been picketed but expressed confidence the coal shortage would ease and avoid production or manpower cutbacks.
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Armco Steel Corp
West Virginia
Armco
Ex-city employee admits forgery
Delbert Arnold 25 formerly of Middletown pleaded guilty to three counts of uttering and passing forged checks and one grand larceny count. He was sentenced to concurrent one to five year terms and had stolen 85.64 dollars from four city offices after resigning from the data processing unit in 1973. The forged checks were cashed from Debbie Wisecup of Wilmington at the First National Bank of Middletown.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Delbert Arnold
S. Main St
Arnold
Debbie Wisecup
Wilmington
First National Bank of
Man Found Guilty of Complicity in Break In
James Tabor of 6695 Franklin- Madison Road Middletown was found guilty by Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer of complicity and breaking and entering. He faces sentencing on March 28.
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Hamilton
James Tabor
Franklin- Madison Road
Middletown
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Tabor
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