Germantown considers one side winter parking plan
Germantown officials study a district wide winter parking rule guiding odd and even street sides by month to ease snow removal. Councilman Ken Emrick notes the plan borrows from Miamisburg but avoids daily side changes for clarity. Priority snow routes would be set for plows and salt trucks.
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Germantown
Ken Emrick
Row Heights
Hillcrest
Emrick
Miamisburg
Main
Plum
Farmersville Pike
Ron Heights
Water Street
Market
Market Street
Butter Street
Dayton Pike
Committee named to eye rules for preserve district
Germantown voters hear a 14 member committee chosen by Mayor Moler to study whether voluntary guidelines or zoning rules are needed to preserve the downtown Gunckel Town Plat Historical District listed on the National Register. The panel will pick its chair and advise the Planning Commission. A separate plan proposes a three block one way alley system to ease congestion on Main Center Warren Plum Market Cherry and Center blocks.
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Germantown
Ralph Moler
Gunckel
Moler
Village Planning Commission
Richard Oblinger
Lee Emert
Kay Lyninger
George Kuhn
John Baker
James Landis
Charles Kuch
Ken Emrick
Council
Roe
Main
Center
Emrick
Warren
Plum
Market
Cherry
Mulberry
Carlisle Council Hears Park Funding And Annexation Talks
Carlisle and Franklin Township trustees told the Village Council that township funds are available to aid the Twin Creek park on Miami Conservancy District land. They outlined pledges for recreation funding, discussed naming a park board, and planned police cruiser replacement and volunteer patrols. Trustees approved further annexation discussion, noted limits on fire pay, and reported fire calls and emergency runs for the department along with buying 10 bunker clothing sets for a second Carlisle station.
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Carlisle
Franklin Township
Village Council
Twin Creek
Miami Conservancy
Carlisle Recreation
Kelly Borad
Borad
Franklin
Poasttown Open House Hopes to Address Bond Issue
Poasttown Elementary hosts an open house from 7 to 8 30 p m Thursday inviting Poasttown and West Middletown pupils families to meet teachers view displays and buy memberships. Madison schools superintendent Clyde Roush will discuss the bond issue on the November 7 ballot.
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Poasttown
West Middletown
Clyde Roush
Madison Schools
Man found guilty of child neglect in Middletown
David Terrell, 25, of 1514 Lawn Ave, Middletown, was found guilty by Domestic Relations Judge David Black of child neglect. A jail term and a $100 fine were suspended on condition he arrange care for his four children, who ranged from an infant to five years old and were placed in temporary welfare custody after police found them home alone while their mother Carol was jailed.
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Hamilton
David Terrell
Lawn Ave
Middletown
David Black
Terrell
Welfare Department
Carol
Lemon Township Emergency Squad fund drive kicks off
The Lemon Township Emergency Squad launches its annual fundraising drive with door to door solicitation in the unincorporated area. Goal is 16000 to cover operating costs and enable a newer ambulance, avoiding a tax levy. 20 per household earns associate membership. A recent Eagles dance raised 982.
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Lemon Township
Helen Brown
The
Eagles
South Main Street
Franklin Council nears action on shelter plan and city projects
Franklin City Council discussed a heating emergency shelter plan with City Manager Bernard Eichholz proposing up to 2000 for information wiring and possibly a portable generator. A decision was deferred pending chairman Dan Moore’s inspection. Eichholz noted Nov 15 for southern Riley Boulevard extension and an upcoming budget session following a zoning variance hearing for Cordie Powell.
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Franklin
Apy
Bernard Eichholz
Eichholz
Dan Moore
Riley Boulevard
Sixth and Main Streets
Council
Cordie Powell
S. Riley Blvd
Lebanon School Board approves in school suspension plan
Lebanon school board approves a study hall suspension program pending federal funds. Suspended students will spend the period in a supervised study hall instead of being sent home. The board also set the 1979 graduation for Friday May 24 at 8 p.m. on Memorial Day weekend.
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Lebanon
Beef marketing vote set for Ohio producers
Hamilton voters will decide Oct 24 to 26 on boosting beef check off from 10 to 25 cents per head. The statewide referendum asks beef producers whether to raise payments funding industry research, education and promotion. Ballots cast by secret vote at Butler County and other county Extension offices statewide.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Butler County
State
Local man honored at MU graduation
Martin Douglas Gabbard of 1115 Park Lane graduates magna cum laude from Miami University Oxford with a bachelor of arts. He is among 20 students honored at the August commencement. Magna cum laude reflects a 3.75 to 3.90 GPA on a 4.0 scale.
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Eichholz
Great Miami River
Art Avenue
Ohio 123
Carlisle Bend
van Horne Street
IGA
Martin Douglas Gabbard
Park Lane
Miami University
Oxford
Carlisle Lions Club Fish Fry Saturday Dinner
The Carlisle Lions Club will host a fish fry from 4:30 PM Saturday at the club building at 465 Park Drive. Don Bi will cook full courses of all you can eat fish for $3 for adults and $1.50 for children 12 and under. Proceeds go to Christmas baskets for the needy. co chairs are Bob Callahan and Gilmore.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Lions Club
Park Drive
Don Bi
Bob Callahan
Gilmore
I 71 Upgraded in Warren County in 1980 Plan
The Ohio Department of Transportation District Eight announced 1980 improvements for most of Interstate 71 in Warren County. The $3.4 million project will resurface 20.9 miles to meet federal standards, include road and bridge repairs, resurfacing, and signing modernization.
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Lebanon
Warren County
District Eight
Ohio Department of Transportation
Warren-Hamilton County
Warren-Clinton
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