Red tape delaying Trenton sewer line grant fight
City manager Rolfe Wagner reports a dispute between state and federal environmental agencies over grant criteria for sewer line work. Ohio EPA bases priorities on need pollution risk and applicant readiness, while the federal EPA targets worst polluted basins regardless of readiness. The clash stalls Trenton’s regional sewer tie in and delays allocating funds in the 1974 appropriations plan totaling $570 252.
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Eric von Klinger
Trenton
Inter-Agency
Rolfe Wagner
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Wagner
Federal
EPA
Ohio Epa
Butler County
LeSourdsville
Cooper Tire declares 27 cent per share dividend in Findlay
Cooper Tire and Rubber Co directors declare a 0.27 dollar per share dividend payable December 26 to stockholders of record December 7. City officials dismiss a pool levy, county handles stray dogs, police cite owners in court, radar speed enforcement up in neighborhoods, garage sale signs banned, and youth curfew enforcement rests with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay, Ohio
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Murder charges Expected Against Ross Woman in Double Shooting
Mrs Delores Harvey 40 of Robin Avenue faces second degree murder charges after arrest for shooting Audrey Armitage 37 in the head twice with a .22 pistol. The incident occurred in the Nordex Corp parking lot as Harvey allegedly found her husband with Armitage. Armitage died. Harvey is free on bond and scheduled to appear in Hamilton Municipal Court next week.
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Hamilton
Ross
Delores Harvey
Robin Ave
Dayton
Audrey Armitage
Hamilton Municipal Court
German Township Weighs Contract Police Plan
German Township trustees consider village police contracting to cover the township on a 30 719 annual plan adding two full time officers and a cruiser. The village would police in shifts from 4 pm to midnight and midnight to 8 am with on call daytime coverage. current township budget is 8 600 for one full timer and six part timers.
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Germantown
Ross Winning
Donald Exline
Dan Anslinger
Winning
Anslinger
Springboro council hires architects for village hall search
Springboro council hired Decker Durham & Associates to inspect three sites 330 W Central Ave 15 S Main St and the vacant United Methodist Church East Street. They will assess suitability for remodeling into a village hall with council meeting room offices courtroom and police HQ and present findings at the December 6 meeting. The planning commission proposed a new zoning code and council will consider it in December. The solicitor was asked to draft an ordinance raising apartment minimum living space to 800 square feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Weaver
Springboro
Decker, Durham & Associates
Franklin
W. Central Ave
S. Main St
United Methodist Church
East Street
James Patillo
Former Hamilton man sought for murder in Arizona
Thomas Eugene Creech, 23, is wanted on a first degree murder warrant for the stabbing death and robbery of a 70 year old Michigan man, Tucson authorities said Thursday. Police Chief George W. McNally identified Creech as the suspect in the case.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Tucson
Ariz
George W. McNally
Thomas Eugene Creech
Michigan
McNally
Ocean Covers Vast Majority of Earth Surface
The ocean spans 139 million square miles, accounting for about 70.6 percent of the planet's surface, underscoring its vast extent and global influence.
Meetings on Warren land plan proposed by county commission
Lebanon Warren County Regional Planning Commission plans public meetings early next year to explain goals, policies and objectives of the master land use plan. Four to five regions will be used for public discussions as the plan, expected next summer, maps the county for residential commercial and recreational uses. The survey showed disagreement on designating a development center and a low income housing area.
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Lebanon
Warren County Regional Planning Commission
Robert Price
Planning Commission
Infant care project to receive federal funding in 1974
Gov. John J. Gilligan says the Cleveland Maternity and Infant Care Project will receive 1.2 million dollars in federal money for 1974 operations. The funding aims to support infant care services and related programs in Cleveland.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cleveland
John J. Gilligan
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U.S. Playing Card Co
Dinaco
Greathouse’s
Greathouse
Pia GE & Son
Central Avenue
Middletown
Journal
State News
Springboro Council
Man
Arizona
McGee’s Supermarket
Lamark Discount Drugs
N. University Blvd
Stephen C. Ridenour
PT Oe
DIAL
West State St
Warren
VFW
Brooks
V.F.W
New Central Store
E BankAmericard
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