Warren CAC hears praise for OEDP plan at meeting
Robert A. Wilson of the Economic Development Administration called Warren County’s OEDP a very good document at a CAC meeting. He urged beefing up project descriptions especially in industry development and integrating plans across counties to attract satellites and avoid duplication.
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Lebanon
Community Actions Council
Warren County
Robert A. Wilson
Economic Development Administration
CAC
Wilson
OEDP
Bridenbaugh
4-H Achievement Night to Honor Warren County Members
More than 1200 awards will be presented at Warren County 4-H Achievement Night held Wednesday at Lebanon Town Hall starting 7 p.m. The program features 97 premium checks totaling 2634.50 and recognition of four outstanding 4-H alumni. The Steiner family will provide entertainment. Joe and Gene Steiner are not yet 4-H members. Linda Pursley leads the event with junior leaders assisting from across the county.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Lebanon Town Hall
Ray Schwartz
Warren County, Agricultural Society
Charles Guard
Willard Snider
Landmark, Inc
Vernon Maddox
Gordon Pickworth
Mary
Steve
Mark
Joe
Gene
Peoria
Ill
Linda Pursley
Linda
New Mexicans Back Constitutional Convention Call
Voters statewide approve a constitutional convention by more than two to one, prompting the Legislature to set the method and membership for the convention. Leon marks its 1900th anniversary, founded by the Roman Seventh Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Leon
The Company That Never Was Hoax in Cincinnati
A cautionary tale recalls a 20 year old Cincinnati hoax where two copywriters created Byron Keating Advertising Inc forging a real looking company. Trade presses and IRS notices fueled growth until the ruse collapsed after the phantom firm failed tax scrutiny. The lesson is to cross check before investing or trusting money matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Keating
Byron Keating
Byron Keating, Inc
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Bryan Keating
Midwest
Byron Keatine
Kennard Warns Budget Rise Fails to Meet Needs
Warren County Sheriff Byron M. Kennard says doubling the budget over eight years still leaves his office strapped. He notes 500 papers a month must be served by hand while deputies face growing duties and limited support from county commissioners. He hints at a return to private work but denies current political plans.
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Lebanon
Byron M. Kennard
Warren County
Common Pleas Court
Kennard
Roy Wallace
Roy
Wallace
Bob Cole
Third Library Opens For Boro Kids In Clearcreek
SPRINGBORO The Clearcreek School District opens its third library at Clearcreek Elementary. Betty Hough hired to work in the library. New telephone line added to high school attendance office. Kindergarten furniture to be purchased as needed and space restored at Jonathan Wright Elementary.
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Springboro
Clearcreek
Board of Education
Betty Hough
Clearcreek School
Jonathan Wright
John Paul Jones River Boat Opens in Carlisle
Carlisle opens its first full fledged restaurant the John Paul Jones River Boat on Dayton Oxford Road beside the Great Miami River. Owned by Mr and Mrs John P Jones the eatery offers breakfast from 6 am daily full dinners special lunches and late Friday and Saturday hours. Seating for about 90 includes a Wheel House with river boat decor and private dining. Eight staff run service led by Mary Craycraft.
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Nadine Kirkpatrick
Carlisle
John Paul Jones
Dayton- Oxford Road
Great Miami River
John P. Jones
Patch Test Project Aims To Boost Trenton Football
Trenton High School Boosters fund a six week patch test by Proctor and Gamble involving 150 adults with a $13 payout per participant. Proceeds will finance uniforms and a reserve football team for grades 11 and 12, aiding Edgewood High merging plans in 1970, while band supporters raise funds for new uniforms in Edgewood colors.
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Trenton
Proctor and Gamble Co
Gene Bonney
Bonney
Trenton High
Seven - Mile High
Edgewood High School
Edgewood
Trenton High School
Franklin Historians to Meet on Early Medicines
Erwin of Middletown will address the Franklin Area Historical Society Monday at 7 30 in the Gates Room of the Franklin National Bank. He will discuss devices used by early druggists and doctors to make medicines, with exhibits from his collection. His wife Marie Murray is also a FAHS member. visitors are welcome.
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Franklin — Kirtley
Erwin
Franklin Area Historical Society
Gates
Franklin National Bank
Middletown
FAHS
Marie Murray
Franklin
Dredging Prohibition in Western Hemisphere Sponges
Dredging used for commercial sponge harvesting is banned in the Western Hemisphere, while it remains practiced in other regions. The note outlines regional restrictions and contrasts practices outside the Americas.
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Hemisphere
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
TAP
EDA
SCOPE
Huntington
W. Va
Duane Bridenbaugh
Dexter Martin
Waynesville
Jack Gross
Tom Haynes
The
Soil Conservation Service
George Sanders
Harveysburg
Speaking
Charles Palmer
First National Bank
America
Canada
Thornton
Boro
VFW
Mary Craycraft
Pam Moore
HELM
Kirkpatrick
Bartel
Schrock’s Inc
Yankee RD
First Ave
Cashway’ Co
Railite
Aluminum
East Fourth ST
Alurinum
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