Carlisle board studies levy failure and budget moves
Carlisle school board met after the ballot failure on the 5%4-mill levy to seek possible actions. The district approved a $50 annual increase for office staff, a two-year OWA program for 14 and 15 year olds, and the summer session schedule. They deferred several aide contracts, trimmed a sick leave appeal, and awaited Athletic Council guidance on junior high sports. High school enrollment included 53 PE, 50 driver education, and 14 health studies signups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Abney
Carlisle
David Way
Way
Ronald Bingaman
Company to End Smoke Pollution at Logan-Long Plant
Franklin steam generating equipment will end smoky conditions at Logan-Long Co within a month. Plant manager Don Brown says a shakedown of the new pollution free equipment will begin around June 1 with a two week debugging period. Switchover from coal to gas and oil firing, cost about 800000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Franklin school board approves drug education curriculum
The Franklin school board approved a one year drug abuse education curriculum for kindergarten through seventh grade and freshmen and sophomores and accepted a $2,926 federal grant to train a local team for community education. Ohio consultants will run an all day workshop for teachers and administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric von Klinger
Franklin
Shelby Middleton
Ohio Department of Education
Middleton
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Democratic Club Salutes Labor Meeting in Middletown
The Middletown Democratic Club hosts a Salute to Labor tonight at Eastern Bowling Lanes with speaker William Garnes head of Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. Union leaders attend as hiring plans for a school system business manager advance with a May 22 work session and May 23 interviews for the final two candidates. A next school year calendar is adopted with Sept 4 start and June 4 end dates, holidays in December and April, and retirements approved for Pennyroyal teacher Mrs. Marjorie A. Brannaman and Central teacher Mrs. Lucy Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Democratic Club
William Garnes
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Marjorie A. Brannaman
Franklin
Lucy Payne
Cadets Head for Lebanon Patrol Post
Three of 47 cadets from the 97th Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy class have been assigned to the Lebanon patrol post. Charles F. Franz of Dayton Gary L. Gerstner of Xenia and Bradley D. Wilson of Delaware will begin duties there with two months of field training under officer coaching. Dennis M. Halloran of Cincinnati is assigned to the Hamilton post for similar training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy
Hamilton
Charles F. Franz
Dayton
Gary L. Gerstner
Xenia
Bradley D. Wilson
Delaware
Dennis M. Halloran
Cincinnati
Youths Charged With Robberies Across City
A dozen youths aged 13 to 15 have been charged with juvenile delinquency for 45 street and Riverfront Stadium robberies since the season opened last month. Police say most victims were youths but several purses were stolen at the Stadium.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Man posing as heating inspector steals from elderly Middletown woman
About $50 in cash was reported stolen from an elderly Middletown area woman by a man posing as a heating inspector. Stan Hagaman, 5081 Elk Creek Road, reported the money was taken from his mother Molly Hagaman, 5027 Elk Creek Road, to sheriff's deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Stan Hagaman
Elk Creek Road
Sheriff’s
Molly Hagaman
County approves funds for new Butler County vo ed school
The Ohio school board approved 2.1 million dollars in matching funds for a new Butler County vocational school, with total project cost about 4.3 million. Local money totals 2.2 million from an operating levy and bond issue, and state funds 23.8 million across 15 districts. The facility will open in fall 1975 serving 1200 juniors and seniors from Edgewood, Madison, Fairfield, Ross, Lakota, New Miami, and Talawanda. Middletown and Hamilton districts declined to join. they pursue a joint Middletown Hamilton facility.
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Hamilton
Ohio School Board
Butler County
State
Ohio
D. Russel Lee
Dispatch
Ohio 4
Millikin Road
Lee
Edgewood
Madison
Fairfield
Ross
Lakota
New Miami
Talawanda
Middletown
Middletown-Hamilton
Woman defies court sent to workhouse in Hamilton
Hamilton woman Susie Sears defied a court order and was ordered to serve one year in the Cincinnati workhouse after being convicted of defrauding the Butler County Welfare Department of 9398. She collected relief and food stamps between 1970 and 1973 while earning about 21000 at the Fisher Body plant in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Welfare Department
Cincinnati
Susie Sears
Beckett Sr
Fisher Body
Fairfield
Hugh Holbrook
Carlisle chorus groups win county junior high contest
Carlisle Junior High chorus and ensembles earned high honors at Lebanon High School in a county wide junior high competition. Judges rated ninth grade boys ensemble excellent, ninth grade girls ensemble superior, girls excellent, eighth grade boys superior, eighth grade girls superior, and eighth grade girls ensemble excellent. Directed by Brenda Huffines, the groups will perform again May 31 at 7 30 p.m. at the junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Lebanon High School
Brenda Huffines
Church Break-In At Grace Baptist Sees $42 Stolen
Police report a break-in at The Grace Baptist Church at 2216 Wilbraham Road. Thief took $42 from both the church and school offices and may have remained in the church Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace _ Baptist Church
Wilbraham Road
Warren County Walk-a-thon aims to raise funds for March of Dimes
A large turnout is expected for Warren County’s first 20 mile walk on Saturday starting at Colonial Square Shopping Center Lebanon. Co chairs are Trudy Adams and Sue Hall. Participants collect sponsorships to fund the March of Dimes effort with money turning in May 26 at the center.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Trudy Adams
Monroe
Sue Hall
Middletown
Colonial Square
Oregonia Road
Oregonia
Corwin Road
Mather Mills
Wilmington Road
Middleboro Road
Ohio 350
Ft. Ancient
Ohio 123
Horsemen Sponsor Weekend Trail Ride in Warren County
The Ohio Horsemen's Council sponsors a two day weekend trail ride at Caesars Creek lake area in northeastern Warren County. The event aims to showcase the park and press for more horse trails with over 400 riders expected and a $2 per person or $3 per family donation. Camping is available with a country-western band at campfire Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ohio Horsemen’s Council
Caesars Creek Lake
Warren County
Horsemen's Council
American Horse Council
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Carlisle Board
Athletic Council
Franklin School Board
McGraw Insurance Agency
Maupin
William D. Treadway
DARE
West Regional Laboratory
Schenck School
State Grants County
Carlisle Choruses
the Journal
Paul Tucker
Roberts Place
Barbara Ann Combs
Shafer St
Germantown Road
Combs
Tucker
Highway Patrol
Red Slipper
Tae Lia
Barta Ien
Williamson
B.T.U
Williamson Ziegler, Inc
Jefferson Road
the Williamson Co., Crnts
Horsemen
William Nye
Harveysburg
Rhead Hughes
Hughes
Morrow
Newentral Store
Kodel
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