Residents plan protest against Fantasy Farm rezoning shift
LeSourdsville residents led by the Fire Department and Committee of Community Interest protest a request by E F Lindy Streifthau to rezone three parcels north of Ohio 63 from agricultural and residential to commercial recreation. A planning commission meeting is at 7 30 tonight with a zoning hearing set for May 23 at 8 p.m. at the Hamilton courthouse.
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LeSourdsville
Butler County Planning Commission
Fantasy Farm
Ohio
FE. Lindy Striefthau
Middletown Rt
Charles Matson
Leo Smith
Dickey
Edgar Streifthau
E. Lindy Streifthau
LeSourdsville Subdivision
No Fun on This Vacation Franklin Youth Sentenced
Franklin High School junior Thomas Hazlett, 17, of 4314 Queen Street, received a 90 day county jail sentence from Municipal Judge J. T. Riley for stealing gas from school district buses. The term starts May 28, the day after school ends.
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Franklin
Thomas Hazlett
Queen St
Franklin High School
J. T. Riley
Riley
Basin G storm water project faces reassessment by city
City commissioners debate which neighborhoods west of the railroad should share Basin G costs aimed at controlling storm water in North Middletown. Engineers say benefits extend citywide, but west-side residents may be excluded if not linked to the trunk sewer. A new Basin G assessment board will decide who pays.
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Basin F
Basin G
Joe Lewis
Ellison
Menner
New York Central
Posea Swim Waver Rewiung
Armco Park
Manchester Road
Tytus Avenue
Lowell Street
Miami University
Fenwick High School
Basin G Assessment Board
University Boulevard
James Curry
Virgil Clark
William Denham
Middletown Ministers Protest Go Go Sign Morals
A sign outside a Yankee Road cafe with bold invite language sparks a moral debate at Middletown City Commission. Clergy leaders argue the sign misleads and degrades city morals while officials note no indecent acts are occurring.
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Yankee Road
City Commission
Middletown
Howard Sears
Greater Middletown
Newport
Cincinnati
Poverty Here Is Costing Everyone, Rotarians Told
Middletown Rotary lunch at the Manchester Motor Inn heard Richard Peters say poverty costs taxpayers more than 1 million annually. He urged more education spending to uproot poverty, noting two thirds of local job applicants are high school dropouts and that poverty is present in a wealthy city. He cited federal projects and local groups supporting education as key steps.
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Middletown
Richard Peters
Manchester Motor Inn
Peters
Citizens’ Council On Human Relations
America
Ohio Employment Service
Board of Education
American Association of University Women
League of Women Voters
Junior Council of Churches
Human Relations Council
Carlisle Teachers Gain Step Increases in Pay Plan
The Carlisle school board approved a salary schedule effective September boosting starting pay for teachers with no degree from 4300 to 4500 dollars. First year pay for bachelor degree staff rises from 4950 to 5200 and for master's from 5300 to 5700. Increments of 200 for two years followed by 100 to 150 to a max 7550 for BA with 15 years. Master’s after three years gains 160 for 10 years then 150 for three to max 8150 with 15 years. Also 128 Antarctic fish species noted in habitat description.
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Nadine Kirkpatrick
Carlisle
USIA Official Speaks at JA Banquet on Free Enterprise
Dr. Paul R. Conroy chief of professional training for the United States Information Agency will address the Future Unlimited Banquet honoring Middletown area Junior Achievers. From Kensington Md he earned a Ph D at St Louis University and taught at several colleges. He trained guides and demonstrators for the American National Exhibitions in Moscow in 1959 and for later displays. The event begins at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Motor Inn.
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Paul R. Conroy
United States —_ Information Agency
Future Unlimited
Middletown Area
Dr. Conroy
Kensington, Md
St. Louis University
Moscow
Manchester Motor Inn
Two Men Bound Over On Burglary Charges
Roland Hagemann and Joe Gauche were bound over to the Butler County grand jury in Middletown Municipal Court on two burglary charges. They allegedly entered Scottie’s Tavern and Gene’s Cafe, prying open machines and taking liquor and cigarettes, and were arrested at gunpoint in Gene’s Cafe by deputies and police. Bond set at 2500 each.
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Mayfield
Butler County Grand Jury
Middletown
Roland L. Hagemann
Seaside
Calif
Joe Gauche
S. Main St
Harrison St
Amanda
Gene
Carolina St
Scottie’s
Gene's
Sheriff's
Walter Reynolds
Motorist Bound Over In Deaths
Dan W. Drake, 21, a Miami University student from Dayton, found guilty of reckless driving and bound over to the Butler County grand jury on two counts of second degree manslaughter for a March 6 Rt. 73 crash east of Oxford that killed Rebecca Herr and James Edward Hardgover and injured five others including a Germantown couple. Drake was fined 50 dollars and released on bond of 1000 dollars on each manslaughter count.
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Oxford
Dan W. Drake
Miami University
Dayton
Area One
Clem Imnfeld Jr
Butler County
Drake
Rt. 73
Two Area Girls Win Middletown Campus Bookstore Scholarship Tie Declared
Judges award the $1,000 Middletown Miami Campus Bookstore Scholarship to Theresa Hineline and Diana Brewer, both 18, after declaring a tie. They will share the fund and begin college at Middletown Miami Campus. Theresa aims for pre medical studies at Franklin High School. Diana, valedictorian at Carlisle High, plans research chemistry.
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Middletown
Franklin Area
Theresa Hineline
Ralph Hineline
S. River St
Diana Brewer
Ralph E. Brewer
Chamberlain Road
Louis McCallay
Bookstore
McCallay
Theresa
Franklin High School
Diana
Carlisle High School
the Girl’s Athletic Association
Middletown Miami
C. Eugene Bennett
Miami
McKnight Kinne
Armco Steel Corp
Orville Layman
Franklin
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15Th Ave
Miami Valley
Steigerwald
Dean Clifton
Lowell Sr
By Jim Bohman
Mr. Sears
Clifford Hutchinson
Grand Avenue
Dan Rothe
Kothe
Tilmon Ellison
Commission
Panama Street
N. Verity Parkway
Thomas Stubbs
James C. Townsend
Verity
Roy Spears
Auburn St
Auburn
Planning Commission
Smith & Keller Construction Co
Becker Electric Co
Rotarian
Human Relations’Council
Mary's Restaurant
Burbank ST
Brince W. Turner
Antarctic
USIA
Plumbing Company
Manchester Ave
Robert Callahan
Action CO
Crawford
Thespians
Theresa Hineline Franklin High
Carlisle High
Clain
Ade
Ralph Hurst
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