Germantown Commission backs historic district plan
The Germantown Village Planning Commission voted to recommend that the Village Council define an eight block downtown area as a historical preservation district preserving original plat areas from 1814. A final decision and discussion on zoning were set for April 24 with plans for an architectural review board and a demolition delay. The panel also urged engineering work on a Market Street hill reduction estimated at 69 thousand dollars total with village share of 14 thousand.
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Germantown
Village Planning Commission
Fie
Kent
Southard
Philip Gunckel
Commission
Architectural Review Board
Miamisburg
Market Hill
Robert Bullock
Public Service
Bullock
Council
Hillcrest
Row Heights
John W. Judge Engineering Co
Dayton
Udall predicts gas rationing for the nation
Former interior secretary Stewart Udall told Miami University students that Americans must soon face gasoline rationing as part of a broader energy policy. He blamed Congress and public disbelief for inaction, noting rising oil imports, a lack of new U.S. oilfields, and inefficient urban systems while urging gradual shifts over 25 years toward energy efficiency.
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Oxford
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart Udall
Miami University
Carter
Udall
Washington, D.C
Alaska
Continental
United States
Interior
House of Representatives
Science Day at MU invites public to campus exhibits
More than 50 high school students will display about 350 projects across Upham Culler Hughes and Shideler Halls. About 100 judges including teachers faculty and graduate students will rate projects and hand out certificates. Awards will be at 3 pm in Towers Room.
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Oxford
Miami University
Upham
Culler
Hughes
Shideler
Miami University Center
Hughes Laboratories
Miami University Society of Sigma Ni
Science Honor Society
Ohio Academy of Science
Wright State University
Dayton
Miami
Franklin Seeks Public Input on Funding Plan
Franklin invites citizens to suggest a citizen participation plan to guide priorities for a new U S community development funds grant application. A 7 30 p m meeting at City Building will inform the process as the city seeks continued aid under the Housing and Urban Development program. Previous spending includes housing rehabilitation loans and grants, Harding House site prep, and Hollywood area street improvements.
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Harding House
Hollywood Area
Silver Beaver Honors For Mound Builders Area Scouts
Bob Kent of Middletown Sue Anderson of Waynesville and Don Schorr of Mason received the Silver Beaver at last night's Mound Builders Area Council recognition dinner at Warren County Vocational School. Kent, a Middletown plant executive, long active in scouting with Pack 13 and Troop 2, leads council activities. Anderson serves on the Waynesville Village Council and district roles. Schorr, with GE in Evendale, chairs Fort Ancient committees and has two Eagle brothers.
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Bob Kent
Middletown
Sue Anderson
Waynesville
Don Schorr
Mason
Boy Scout Council
Mound Builders Area Council
Warren County Vocational School
Kent
Fisher Ave
Armco Steel Corp
Police and Safety
Schorr
General Electric Corp
Evendale
Fort Ancient
Council
Trenton Council Appropriations Adopt 1978 Budget Totals
Trenton City Council on Tuesday adopted 1978 appropriations totaling 1 522 099 with a 7 percent pay raise to match cost of living. General fund 433 095 includes 146 242 federal funds under CETA and 12 447 US funds for a juvenile police officer. The measure raises salaries for treasurer 14 508 service director 16 200 city attorney 5 000. Volunteer firefighters get 8 50 for a two hour run. longer runs pay 4 25 per hour. New pay scale adjusts merit raises and adds reserve patrolman slot. Holiday pay set at 2 times normal rate.
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Trenton
U.S
South Side
Carl Ennis
Jim Johnson
Kay Willis
Melvin Ryder
Sanitation
Hotshot League canceled by Middletown YMCA
The All Hotshot Basketball League sponsored by the Middletown Area YMCA is canceled for the year due to late season timing and school rental issues. A partial refund or $4 credit toward next year’s program will be issued to participants. To arrange a $1 credit, call Dan Sager at the Y by April 5. Refunds will be offered at the Y tomorrow or Tuesday between 7 and 10 p.m.
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Middletown Area
YMCA
Dan Sager
Tolliver Tolliver Aderholt Washington Brewer Small Funeral Notices
Deaths and funerals: Virgil Tolliver 60 died Monday at Brown Hospital Dayton after extended illness. Otto Aderholt 58 of Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after illness. Edward Washington of Middletown died at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Hazel Brewer 70 of Middletown died after six weeks illness. Margaret Ann Small 92 of Otterbein Home died there. Funeral details list locations, times, officiants, burial places, and family survivors.
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Virgil Tolliver
Brown Hospital
Veterans Administration Center
Dayton
Mr. Tolliver
Lafayette Ave
Carter County
Continental Can Co
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Robert M. Vaughn
Woodside Cemetery
Otto Ik. Aderholt
Germantown Road
Middletown Hospital
Franklin
Edward Washington
Locust St
Bethel Ame Church
Middletown
Gaar M. Davis
West Memory Gardens
Hall-Jordan Memorial Chapel
Washington
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Hazel N. Brewer
Fairmount Ave
Brewer
Morgan County
George
Pat Patrick
Oklahoma
Paul Patrick
Mount Sterling
Edward Castle
Audra Castle
Carlisle
Custer
Lebanon
Margaret Ann Small
Otterbein Home
Small
Harold Laker
Carolyn Ihle
Bethany
Joseph Small
Margaret Pitts
Aurora
Ind
Adelia Kaiser
Dillsboro
Otterbein Chapel
Death ruled death by own action at Garden Manor
Henry Courchene an 89 year old man apparently hanged himself Monday night at Garden Manor Extended Care Center. Buller County coroner Garret J. Boone ruled the death an apparent death by own action. He was a retired Chicago electrical supervisor and resident of Oakwood. Survived by son Richard B. Courchene of Kettering two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are private handled by Routsong Funeral Home of Dayton.
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Garden Manor
Henry Courchene
Garret J. Boone
Buller County
Chicago
Oakwood
Richard B. Courchene
Kettering
Routsong Funeral Home
Dayton
Oil and Gas Spills Lose Millions in Ohio
Ohio EPA data show hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil and gasoline spill yearly in Ohio with 682,012 gallons recovered from 1977 spills. John Dobbins of the EPA Emergency Response office faults slow reporting by responsible firms.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio Epa
EPA
John Dobbins
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Howard McClure
Mary Miller
Donald
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Bill Howard
Ferry Road
Caesars Creek Dam
Franklin Rtetary Club
Armco Association
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Richard Hopper
John Newby
JS. Tattershall
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Robert Riley
Geoffrey Kimball
Charles Doughman
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Bruce Kimball
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Harry Cook
Michael Reese
Robert W. Kent
Joe Bothe
Charles Barker
Charles Barker Jr
James L Cook
Russell Dwyer
Don Schorr Mason
Trenton Council
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Hotshot League
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Aderholt
Haleyville
Ala
Ad&a
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Junior Ray
Truby Selby
Gail Rainwater
Grand Avenue Church
Hazel Brewer
Gephart
Jean Franklin
Herschel Nickell
Umatilla
Fla
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John Carter
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Peasttown
Margaret Small
Oakdale
Otterbein
Oswald Funeral Home
Mr. Courchene
Steve
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Harry Moore
Harry
Oyer
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