Valley View space gains ideas presented at Germantown meeting
Germantown Superintendent Richard Jordan outlined 10 proposals to Valley View Education for adding space and reconfiguring grades. Ideas include eliminating kindergarten, splitting elementary grades, placing kindergartners with eighth graders at Farmersville, and a bond issue for a new building. Some options are radical and busing is deemed impractical. An engineer’s heating contract for Farmersville is on hold while furnaces are inspected.
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Germantown
Richard Jordan
Saga
Valley View
Aining
Admin
Jordan
Sonten
Farmersville Lake
Farmersville
Tween
Kings Island hiring 1500 summer workers this season
Kings Island seeks 1500 students for roles from ticketing to rides and security. Applications accepted in person at the park offices 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. Pay starts at 1.70 per hour with a season bonus. housing not provided. The park near Cincinnati opens preview weekends April 28 and daily May 26.
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Kings Mills
Kings Island
Jack Pabst
Pabst
Cincinnati
Emergency training head Franklin banquet speaker
Rocco Morando executive director of the national emergency medical technician training program will be featured speaker at the Franklin Emergency Squad fourth annual banquet tonight at the Masonic Temple Franklin. The squad’s new ambulance arrived in Middletown and will be on display. Franklin City Manager Bernard Eichholz and Paul Fitzgerald chair of Franklin Township trustees will speak.
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Franklin
Rocco Morando
Middletown
Masonic Temple
Franklin City
Bernard
Eichholz
Paul Fitzgerald
Franklin Township
Carlisle
Trenton seeks White House help on sewer funding
City Manager Rolfe Wagner said Rep. Walter Powell helped relay Trenton’s appeal for $1 million in HUD funds frozen at final commitment. The $3.5 million sewer project faced a funding freeze. Wagner also works with the Ohio Water Development Authority to obtain federal aid.
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Trenton
White House
Rolfe Wagner
Walter Powell
Federal Department of Housing
Wagner
Ohio Water Development Authority
Agriculture head advises soybean farmers to plan carefully
Ohio Agriculture Director Gene R. Abercrombie warns after a poor 1972 season. He urges not to overplant and to guard against fertilizer shortages while using part of extra acreage for sorghum or oats. He notes scarce good seed and germination variation, urging careful seed selection and pricing based on germination.
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Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Gene R. Abercrombie
Ohio
Abercrombie
Landmark, Inc
Landmark
Florida
Fire injures man at Cambridge Inn in Dan Click case
A man identified as 17 year old Dan Click from 5661 Jaqui Lane Franklin sustained a back injury in a fire at Cambridge Inn 1701 S University Blvd yesterday at 8 14 p m He was transported to hospital by private vehicle and treated and dismissed
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Cambridge Inn
S. University Blvd
Dan Click
Jaqui Lane
Franklin
Hydrant Bids Reported for Franklin School District
Franklin Shelby Middleton reports five hydrants near the high school received four bids ranging from 6280 to 7300. The school board will act at the April 9 meeting with a special session planned to approve 1973 appropriations. The project aims to lower insurance rates and repay itself in a few years.
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Franklin
Shelby Middleton
Germantown Eyes City Status Amid OEPA Figures
Germantown officials discuss rising population per OEPA data and consider reorganizing governance as a city once 5,000 residents are certified. Mayor Ross Winning motions a steering committee to study options, including a charter, while council accepts Councilman Gordon Howard’s resignation due to annexation issues.
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Shawnee Lee Journal
Germantown
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
OEPA
Ross Winning
Winning
Gordon Howard
Howard
N. Main Street
Montgomery County Planning Commission
Log rolling in politics shapes mutual bill support
In political parlance log rolling is an agreement among politicians to back each other's legislation. Each participant gains by voting for the other's bill, a practice that sustains or shifts legislative momentum through reciprocal favors.
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