Trenton Sets Dec 7 Deadline for Sewer Tap-In Fees
Trenton Council clarifies the ordinance setting a December 7 deadline for a $350 per household sewer tap-in fee and states that after November 7 all building permits must include the fee. The amendment also cites a county system capacity fee of $400 for new homes and credits for developer-installed lines reducing local taps to $175 in subdivisions.
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Preble Shawnee enrollment drops in Camden district
Enrollment in Preble Shawnee schools drops to 2 130 this year from 2 190 last year, likely reducing state foundation aid next year. Board reviews 7th 8th grade boys program and approves 7th 8th grade girls basketball, while Algott Herman is named high school wrestling coach and Wayne Moore shifts to 9th grade basketball. Superintendent Amigo named to hear suspensions appeals. high school fire alarm repaired. Roberta Rapps granted one year leave. Title IV grant application approved for library books and materials for fiscal 1978.
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Lebanon bike-a-thon to raise funds for cancer research
Riders in a 1 p.m. bike-a-thon from Louisa Wright Elementary School will ride a loop around Lebanon to benefit the American Cancer Society. Participants can ride multiple laps but sponsors pay only for 50 miles. entry blanks are at 127 N. Broadway, with info at 932-6899.
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Springboro Council Hears First Reading on Street Light Ordinance
In a brief meeting last night the Village Council heard the first reading of an ordinance to allow Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co to erect street lights in Springpark Subdivision. Council accepted resignations of part time officer Dorsey Brown and his wife Barbara a police dispatcher who are moving out of state.
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Franklin Cub Scout Pack Earns Presidents Award
Franklin Cub Scout Pack 73 received the Presidents Award from the national Boy Scouts of America at the October meeting. Patty Smith earned the Den Leaders Training Award and was named assistant cubmaster. New members Sean Bess Ernest Keen and Mark Flora joined Troop 24 led by Dick Bothe. The Halloween party is set for Oct 28 at Gerke School, with a Nov 5 Fort Ancient trip planned and early holiday cookie sales announced.
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Judge orders Turkelson to detail Wallace charges
Warren County Prosecutor Morris Turkelson must provide more detail about the charges against Sheriff Roy Wallace. Visiting Judge Paul E. Riley ordered dates times and places the charges are based on and noted Turkelson has filed a bill of particulars. Wallace faces charges including bribery embezzlement theft and obstruction with trial set for November 7.
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State OKs funds for Germantown Reserve expansion 360 acres
Ohio Department of Natural Resources approves 600 000 in grants for land purchases at Germantown Taylorsville and Englewood reserves and for Possum Creek development. Dayton Montgomery County Park District grant for Germantown picnic area and interpretive center denied this fiscal year. next year remains possible.
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Warren County grand jury indicts five individuals in Warren
The Warren County grand jury returned indictments against five persons. Two cases are sealed, one continued to the next session. Named defendants include Ernie Harris of Main Street Morrow for felonious assault, Daniel Clifford of 5978 Olive Ave Franklin for robbery, and Ray Edward Lawwill of 211 Janet Ave Carlisle for carrying a concealed weapon.
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Olive Ave
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Janet Ave
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Defendant in drug ring trial recounts meeting with agent
Commodore Perry Harrison a doorman at the Essex House testifies in U S District Court about two men in an apartment basement saying they were Dan Arkenau an agent for the Regional Enforcement Narcotics Unit and Samuel Harris a federal informant Harris also faces 27 counts in the drug conspiracy case now in its fifth week Harrison said Arkenau and Harris questioned him about Herschel Weintrub s alleged drug activities later gave him 25 and asked to contact them if he saw Weintrub selling drugs.
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