Germantown pool pass prices cut by village council
The Germantown recreation committee voted to lower family pool passes to 40 from 60 with children 5 to 15 at 15 and adults 16 up at 20. Daily admissions run 75 cents for ages 5 15 and 1 for ages 16 59 and 75 cents for 60 plus. Passes will go on sale soon and May 28 opens with free swimming for pass sales.
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Germantown
Marvin Hall
Village Council
Dan Anslinger
Hall
Ouncil
Franklin Bans Parking Longer Than 72 Hours Citywide
Franklin City Council approved a rule prohibiting parking longer than 72 hours in one spot unless posted. The measure, framed as a tool against abuse, leaves a path to 24 hours by amendment but no agreement. The council also authorized a $3500 study with Sage & Pflum to seek state designation for distressed areas aiding tax abatement up to 20 years.
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Franklin
Ernard Eiiz
Eichholz
Council
Cincinnati
Ve Sage & Pflum
Scrap Paper Drive by Cub Pack 47 at St Marys Church
Cub Pack 47 of St Marys Church will hold a scrap paper drive this Saturday to support general programs. Papers can be brought to the church lot at 3907 Central Ave from 10 a.m. to p.m. or pickups can be arranged by contacting John Hayes or Tom Michael.
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St. Mary's Church
Central Ave
John Hayes
Winton St
Tom Michael
Park Drive
Lebanon boards 1977 budget faces state aid cuts after reappraisal
Lebanon school board learned that the 1977 calendar year budget of 4 235 146 87 will rise 284 000 due to a new five mill levy and higher valuations yet state law rollback limits gains. They expect 62 000 less state aid and plan 54 percent local funds 46 percent state. They approved a 175 000 borrowing to cover tax delays and outlined proposed maintenance textbook and salary allocations while addressing subsidies for workbooks and YMCA contributions. The annual high school art festival is set for May 13.
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James Stock
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Stock
Lebanon
Lebanon Citizens National Bank
YMCA
Don Chamberlain
Citizens’ Committee
Middleton
Gerke
Warren County Auditor
Jim Rice
Janet Ruth Bare
Marilyn Holzman
Camden Council approves bid plan for ambulance
Camden Village Council backed a plan for the Camden emergency Squad to buy a second ambulance to meet upcoming state standards. Squad head Duwayne Lohrey said the current vehicle lacks sufficient patient space and proposed a $7,000 bank loan to lease the new unit if bidding succeeds. The village would later take title, with the old ambulance kept as backup.
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Camden Village
Camden
Duwayne Lohrey
Putnam County
Lohrey
Association
Reciprocity group seeks statewide income tax reciprocity ballot issue
Your Equal Share YES Committee reports wide support across Ohio communities for a statewide ballot measure to require municipal income tax reciprocity. Preliminary chair John W Breen notes 77 percent favorable feedback on collecting signatures. Officials from Trenton Carlisle and Springboro active in the campaign.
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Gahanna
YES
Trenton
Carlisle
Springboro
Middletown
Dayton
Breen
Two Injured in Rural Kalbfleisch Road Crash
Sabrina Muncy 20 and Regina Rush 20 were treated at Middletown Hospital after a two car collision on Kalbfleisch Road west of Dickey Road. Muncy drove left of center and hit Mayme Sandlin 75, then struck a mailbox.
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Middletown Hospital
Kalbfleisch Road
Dickey Road
Butler County Sheriff's
Sabrina Muncy
May St
Kalbfleisch
Mayme Sandlin
Elk Creek Road
Muncy
Regina C. Rush
No Man's Road
Franklin school board renews business manager pact and approves actions
Franklin board renewed the two year contract of business manager Ed Lynch raising salary to 17 700 and also renewed two year contracts for principals and the building administrator. The board scheduled a bond levy meeting and approved outdoor education and student transportation programs while adjusting the school calendar and authorizing budget steps and staff appointments.
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Franklin
Ed Lynch
Franklin Schools
Camp Kern
Franklin evening arts and crafts classes slated
Non credit evening courses in arts and crafts start the week of April 18, announced by director Jim Michael. Registration is April 11 12 and 13 at Anthony Wayne Elementary School 16 Farm Ave from 6 to 8 p.m. daily. Most courses run six weeks with a $10 registration fee. Interested instructors may call Michael at 746 7211.
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Sylvia Lewis
Monsanto Researc Laboratory
Lynn Dale Davis
Centerville
Lawrence Atchison
Mary Weber
Douglas Mansfield
Hall
Anslinger
Pennyroyal
Middletown
Franklin
Jim Michael
Anthony Wayne
Farm Ave
Orsons
Michael
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Duane Wade
Cooly
Hazel Morlock
Robin A
Mr. Black
Mike Perry
Springboro High School
Klinger
Germantown Swim
Kent Southard
Mansfield
Comstoc Street
Southard
Street Committee
Center
Comstock
Market
Ohio 4
State Highway Department
Joe Baxter
Arold Callahan
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
Planning Commission
Oxford Road
Richard McLaughlin
Chestnut Street
Valley Equipment Co
Lebanon School Board
Camden Council
Oks
Ted Buell
Buell
Clarence Beasley
Lee Vance
Ohio
Ed Dillman
Main Street
Preble County
Joyce Waller
Franklin Board
Juanita Abney
Inspection & Sale
Denver Wits
N. Clinton
Vail
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