Annexation plan eyed for 80 acres west of Trenton
Trenton officials propose annexing about 80 acres between Ohio 73 and Hamilton Trenton Road west to Madisa Road. The plan includes 44 acres owned by George Schneidler and 36 acres held by the Mennonite Church. A public hearing on fiscal 1976 revenue sharing funds and downtown development will be held May 15.
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Eric von Klinger
Trenton
Ohio 73
Hamilton-Trenton
Wayne
Madisa Road
Ed Roth
Jim Johnson
John Madoffori
Butler County
George Schneidler
Mennonite
Schneidler
Ron Specht
Permission Denied for Fruit Sale Travel Stop Near Intersection
Journal County officials discussed restricting street fruit sales citing traffic hazards from cars pulling over. Voting to deny were Lucille Noe Oliver McKinney and Ray Willis with City Attorney Tom Stubbs Jr. noting a majority vote needed to grant permission. The water runoff dispute along Wayne-Madison Road prompted calls for legal review.
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Lucille Noe
Oliver McKinney
Ray Willis
Tom Stubbs Jr
Willis
Wayne-Madison Road
Wagner
Springboro narrows village manager field to five candidates
Springboro council committee has screened over 60 applications for village manager and narrowed the field to about five candidates. Interviews are set for May 17, with experience in the area cited as a key factor. Officials want a winner who can move into the village within a reasonable time. The council also gave first reading to an ordinance to increase the size of the.
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Dan Ritchey
Springboro
Robert South
James Eyler
Eyler
South
Village council tightens tornado alert and disaster plans
Village officials led by Mayor Eyler announced a tornado warning alert system with high pitch siren blasts and air raid style cruiser sirens. The plan includes disaster coordination with county services, expanded police dispatch staffing, and a future siren test.
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Springboro
Carl Hirschbach
Richard Chenault
James’ Eyler
Eyler
Tmayor
Muiles
Ohio Farm Bureau sees 63 363 member families in 1975
In Columbus AP reports the Ohio Farm Bureau membership has reached a 54 year high with the 1975 enrollment totaling 63,363 families indicating strong farm organization growth statewide.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
Franklin High senior wins Armco Ohio State Scholarship
Clarence David Lewis, son of Patricia A. Lewis of 3607 Shaker Road, receives a four year Armco Steel Corp scholarship to Ohio State University. He is Franklin High School senior and student council president, Boy Scout leader, active in band and choir. 31 Armco awards this year to children of Armco employees.
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Franklin
Clarence David Lewis
Ohio State University
Armco Steel Corp
Armco-Ohio State Metallurgical Engineering
Armco Foundation
Lewis
Patricia A. Lewis
Shaker Road
Charles
Annealing
Middletown Works
Franklin High School
Armco
Elk Creek erosion prompts county review and help request
Hamilton Ohio area residents report Elk Creek changing course washing away property at 4510 Elk Creek Road. Owner Shawnee Lee HAMILTON-Frank Luebbe seeks a solution with Butler County commissioners, debating levee use and a $100,000 fix while officials plan a property inspection.
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Shawnee Lee Journal
Hamilton
Frank Luebbe
Elk Creek Road
Elk Creek
Butler County Commissioners
Luebbe
Sebald Park
Butler County
Stanley Perin
Perin
Warren wood work bids opened for Vocation School site
Bids for site development at the Warren County Joint Vocational School near Red Lion were opened yesterday but no contract awarded. Bids: Charles Hamilton & Co. Morrow 34864. Robert Shaw Excavating Lebanon 47268. SK Construction Middletown 65125. B S Dana Dayton 81397.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Red Lion
Charles Hamilton & Co
Morrow
Robert Shaw
SK Construction
Middletown
B.S. Dana
Dayton
Brandenburg Receives McKesson Robbins Scholarship at UK
David M Brandenburg son of Mr and Mrs Richard Brandenburg of 3123 Central Ave has been awarded the McKesson Robbins Scholarship at the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy. The third year student earned the plaque for the top cumulative average in the professional curriculum.
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David M. Brandenburg
Richard Brandenburg
Central Ave
McKesson- Robbins
University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy
Brandenburg
Rhodes bids to bring 1977 Governors Conference to Cincinnati
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes announced a bid to host the 1977 National Governors Conference in Cincinnati at a news conference. He highlighted Cincinnati hosting events like the Midwest Governors Conference and said the city would host more governors conferences than any other. Rhodes was joined by William Keating, Cincinnati Enquirer president and Midwest conference chairman, and noted a plan to seek NCAA approval for Cincinnati to host the 1980 basketball finals at the new Cincinnati Coliseum.
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Stubbs
Specht
Monroe
A. Seth Johnston
Perrysburg
Ohio House of Representatives
Cincinnati- Dayton
Cincinnati
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
William Keating
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Keating
National Collegiate Athletic Association
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Coliseum
Policeman Bound to Grand Jury in Family Shooting Case
Cincinnati police Lt. Arthur Harmon, a top black officer, was bound over to a grand jury on two counts of felonious assault after his son and daughter alleged he fired shots during a family quarrel at his home. The accusers sought dismissal, but prosecutors and Judge Harry Klusmeier denied the bid and released Harmon on own recognizance.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Arthur Harmon
Harmon
Hamilton County
Harry Klusmeier
Franklin Officer of the Year honored by Optimist Club
Franklin Police Department veteran Pt. Robert Dalton was named Officer of the Year at the Respect for Law Day event at the Bonanza in Middletown. City Manager Bernard Eichholz spoke as Dalton, a 1957 hire and 1952 Franklin High School graduate, received an engraved plaque.
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Franklin
Franklin Police Department
Franklin Optimist Club
Robert Dalton
Marvel Drive
Bonanza
Middletown
Bernard Eichholz
Dalton
Police Department
Air Force
Franklin High School
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 36
Southwestern
Ohio Police and
Whirlpool recalls 150 workers at Findlay plant
Whirlpool Corp. of Findlay announced a recall of 150 furloughed production workers for May 19. The move raises plant employment to 925, leaving about 50 workers still on furlough.
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Findlay, Ohio
Whirlpool Corp
Findlay
Whirpool
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Butch) Kelley
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Eugene Kelley
Journal
State News
Ohio General Assembly
Elmwood
Rosewood Drives
Charles Lamb
National Homes Inc
Tamarack Hills
Gibraltar Construction Corp
Planning Commission
Royal Oaks
Larry McNabb
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
PUCO
David Lewis
Armco Award
Alcoholism Council
Justice Division
Mike Richardson
Council
Arthur Reiff
Youth Service Bureau
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Breiel Blvd
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