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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1975
Page
6
Franklin City Council approved a change to comply with the state sunshine law effective Nov. 28 opening meetings to the public with limited exemptions. The panel set 7 p.m. discussion sessions before the 7:30 p.m. meetings and after, with notice to press and citizens requesting notice.
Warren County begins occupancy of the $2 million Justice Center in Lebanon as workmen move the sheriff dispatching console into the building. Sheriff Roy Wallace says prisoners likely will not be moved until January when all equipment is installed. County court offices will also move there by week’s end. The center was funded in part by a 0.5 percent sales tax approved in 1973 for a new jail.
Lebanon School board votes to put the Berry Middle School bond proposal before voters again on the March ballots. Local officials and residents await potential funding for upgrades and construction at Berry Middle School.
Ze Eve Cohen, a leading dancer, will give master classes on advanced and beginning technique and an improvisation session at Miami University Oxford. Open lectures and classes are free. Saturday night performance tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for seniors and children. Public performances and residency supported by Ohio Arts Council and National Endowment for the Arts.
TRENTON The Edgewood school board announces its next meeting will start at 8:30 p.m. instead of 7:30 p.m. Monday due to a sports banquet. President Dr. John Burley says the change is to avoid scheduling conflicts.
A three member Germantown Village Council committee was formed to study taking over the Germantown Swimming Pool Association facility. A county grant of about 55 000 dollars may help refinance the pool debt exceeding 100 000 dollars. If refinanced for 20 years annual payments would be about 4 000 dollars, supported by pool income. The council also weighed continued support for a county wide 12 per household sanitation charge and revisions to garbage contracts with Blaylock Trucking to fund incinerators and future resource recovery plants.
The North Central evaluation summary praised Valley View High School for strong programs, staff, and facilities. It criticized board policy on student activity participation and urged staff input on policy development while noting a well maintained 6.5 year old building and little vandalism.
The Miami University Symphony Orchestra will perform its second on campus concert at 8:15 p.m. in Hall Auditorium with guest conductor Robert J. Haskins from Wilmington College premiering his Symphony No. 5. The program is free and open to the public.
Four ballot sets will be recounted Wednesday by the Warren County Board of Elections. Recounts cover the Lebanon school board race where Ethel Sims lost by one vote to Nan Johnson, and the Springboro mayoral contest where James Eyler trailed Robert South by 40 votes. Sims qualifies for a free recount while Eyler must pay $50 total for five precincts. Additional recounts include South Lebanon clerk treasurer and council races, with Eyler alleging voting irregularities and Springboro residents in Franklin Township reporting ballot denial.
The Miami University Chamber Chorale with two area residents will perform at 8 15 tomorrow in Kumler Chapel on the Western College Campus in Oxford. Patricia Lynne Miller of 955 Park Lane and John A Schneidler of 5628 Hamilton Trenton Road Trenton are in the 36 member group.
The EPA approves a 98175 dollar grant to Lebanon for a preliminary study of a proposed regional sewage treatment plant serving Lebanon South Lebanon Mason and Kings Mills. Lebanon applies for funds with the other communities to share the project and financing, amid past negotiations over leadership and roles.
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