Lebanon Presbyterian pastor J Taylor McHendry to retire
The Rev J Taylor McHendry will retire as Lebanon Presbyterian Church pastor March 31 after 26 years of service. He will reside in Cincinnati and remain connected with Miami Presbytery. A final service is set for March 31 with a reception for the family. The minister has held community roles and is married with three children.
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Lebanon
J. Taylor McHendry
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
McHendry
K. McHendry
Miami Presbytery
William Johnson
Western College
Pittsburgh
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N.J
Coalbrook Presbyterian Church
Ness
Ohio
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Lebanon Church
Anna Margaret
Margaret Hatfield
Jane Baird
James T. McHendry
Warren planning delays park zoning decision vote
The Warren County Regional Planning Commission postponed a proposal to zone the Chautauqua Baptist Fellowship Park as a planned unit development. Members doubted all park areas were non conforming and called for further investigation before approval.
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Lebanon
Chautauqua
Planning Commission
Robert Price
Monroe plan proposes council mayor manager form of government
Monroe voters will decide May 7 on a charter creating a council mayor manager government. The plan outlines a strong mayor with veto power, a separate manager to run daily operations, at large council elections with later ward representation, and new departments including engineering, fire, parks, police, streets, and utilities.
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Monroe
Butler Commission Yet to Decide on Night Meetings
Butler County commissioners remain undecided about night meetings. Commissioner Cale Logsdon says they are awaiting indication of public interest before taking further steps.
SOS letter urges Oxford stay focused on university identity
A letter signed only SOS dropped for Butler County commissioners asks to slow development and keep Oxford as a university town rather than a site for industrial growth. It cites flood plains along Four Mile Creek and urges undeveloped rural preservation, while noting discussions on night meetings and public access to the commissioners. It also reports county actions on a courthouse fire alarm study and Barrett Road work.
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Hamilton
Robert Bogan
Butler County Commissioners
Oxford
Miami University
Schollenbarger
Brown Road
Butler County
College Corner Pike
US 27
Reily Road
Stanley Perin
Barrett Road
Union Township
West Chester Road
Ohio township fire training bonus may be first in state
Lawrence McCarthy from Fayetteville said Lemon Township trustees’ plan to pay a 1000 bonus on top of 9000 yearly pay to Monroe LeSourdsville and South Middletown fire forces for 40 hours of training at eight approved schools may be unique in Ohio. The eight schools span Columbus Bowling Green Kent Wilmington Athens Cincinnati and Ashland.
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Lemon Township
Ohio
Lawrence McCarthy
Fayetteville
Monroe
LeSourdsville
South Middletown
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Ohio Department — of
Columbus
Bowling Green
Kent
Wilmington
Athens
Cincinnati
Ashland
McCarthy
West Elkton approves demolition of burned pre-Civil War house
West Elkton Council awarded the contract to F & Service of Trenton for demolition of the Sycamore Street house after accepting a low bid of 828.65. The work, weather dependent, will be charged against the property owned by William Duncan with title issues noted for another condemned home at 503 Main St. An annexation survey, police equipment funding from federal aid, a portable radio unit, and a proposed 70 percent electric rate increase were also discussed.
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West Elkton
Sycamore Street
Council
F & § Service
Trenton
Tom McKee
William Duncan
Middletown
Main St
McKee
Preble County
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Ohio schools spent 871 per pupil in 1972 73 year
Ohio school systems spent an average 871 dollars per pupil in the 1972 73 fiscal year. The Public Expenditure Council reported the state total at 2.1 billion dollars for schools and school functions, up 10.3 percent from the prior year.
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Columbus
Ohio
State
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