Adult Activity Center Expands With United Appeal Support
The Miami Valley News reports the Lebanon center founded in 1969 aids adults over 17 with cognitive disabilities. It operates with Milo Banta as supervisor and three aides, serves 50 clients at capacity, and plans a craft gift shop and riverboat outings while expanding to Franklin.
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Lebanon
New St
Franklin
Franklin Carlisle Area
Hopewell
Green Knoll
Milo Banta
$30 Million Caesars Creek Lake Project Begins
HARVEYSBURG The first groundwork broken Saturday for the $30 million Caesars Creek Lake project in Warren County. A ceremony site near Ohio 73 moved to Clinton Massie High School after rain. Protestors from New Burlington accuse the U S Army Corps of Engineers of unfair land purchases and discourteous treatment. The lake aims to provide recreation water storage and flood control downstream on Caesars Creek and the Twin Miami River.
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Harveysburg
Caesars Creek Lake
Warren County
Ohio 73
Here
Clinton-Massie High School
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
New Burlington
Ises
Cresars
Trusle
Miami
Foreign Student Adviser Named To Top Post
Donald W. Nelson of Miami University was elected chair of the Counc il of Advisers to Foreign Students and Scholars a NA FSA division. He will chair the executive group serving about 2,900 institutions with 140,000 foreign students, while remaining on the three year term and joining the NA FSA board of directors.
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Oxford
Donald W. Nelson
Miami University
Council of Advisers To
National Association For Foreign Student Affairs
NAFSA
Nelson
Warren County Junior Miss Pageant Set for Nov 6
Warren County Junior Miss is scheduled for Saturday November 6 at 8 p.m. in the Lebanon High School auditorium. Twenty senior girls from seven Warren County high schools will compete. the program honors ideal students and awards scholarships and savings bonds for college. The county winner advances to the Ohio Junior Miss Pageant, with the state winner advancing to America's Junior Miss Pageant.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Lebanon High School
Ohio
Wisconsin Colleges Merge Under Gov Lucey Plan
Wisconsin merges University of Wisconsin system with the nine college state universities creating a large new collegiate network. The combined system serves about 130000 students across four major campuses and branches.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Patrick J. Lucey
University of Wisconsin
Lawyers to Aid POWs Families in Southeast Asia
The American Bar Association announced plans to work with young lawyer groups in Ohio and elsewhere to provide legal help to families of servicemen listed as prisoners of war or missing in Southeast Asia. It notes wives face trouble selling jointly owned property settling insurance claims and obtaining consent from both parents for child matters.
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Chicago
The
American Bar Association
Ohio
Southeast Asia
Administrator hired aids Warren County park district
Warren County Park District hires Richard Workman 26 of Waynesville as fulltime administrator under a two year federal emergency program. He will earn 9325 annually with an assistant paid about 5000. Workman will raise funds and contact donors for open space to become parks. The district spans Lebanon and Springboro with land donations from NCR and county acreage.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Park Board
Don Gingerich
Richard Workman
Waynesville
Workman
Gingerich
Park District
H. William Bowers
Corwin Fred
South Lebanon
Fred Byers
Franklin
P.B. Stockman
Springboro
Bowers
Christianson
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Mason
Butler County Farms Drop in 1969 Census
Butler County reports 1336 farms in 1969, down from 1363 in 1964. Of 1969 farms, 792 sold $2500+ of products yearly, average farm size 147 acres, average value 93942 dollars. Total farm product value 13.6 million, crops value 3.3 million. Four farms filed as family owned but corporate in structure.
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Butler County
U.S. Department of Commerce
Bureau of
Resourceful Fellow Uses Bras to Pack Food
In Melbourne an international Red Cross official nicknamed a resourceful fellow cuts bras in half to hold rice and flour for refugees in East Pakistan. He devised the technique while feeding displaced people.
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Melbourne
International Red Cross
Robert Pierrepont
East
Pakistan
Sauerkraut Festival Crowns Queen Despite Rainy Day
The second annual Ohio Sauerkraut Festival in Waynesville drew several thousand despite rain. Julia Rye was named 1971 festival queen. 1,200 pounds of sauerkraut were eaten and 700 dinners sold. Attendees enjoyed a German band, antique car show, and local fish dinners at the firehouse Kraut and Fisch Haus.
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Waynesville
Albert
Cap) Stubbs
Julia Rye
Don Rye
North Waynesville
Tish Walsh
Julie
Gene Abercrombie
Ohio
London
Wayne Township
Wes
Stubbs
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Trenton
Edgewood Athletic Boosters
Edgewood High School
Edgewood
Warren County Council
Charles Beiser
Camp Kern
Cowan Lake
Middletown
Ohio River
Springboro Queen
Debbie Richardson
Springboro High School
Clayton Richardson
Carey Drive
Debbie
Clinton-Massie
Ates
BankAmericard
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Roy
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