Streets and growth shape Lebanon Council race
Lebanon candidates focus on street conditions and growth control as they vie for four seats in the November 8 election. Six candidates include two incumbents, George Leasure and Eleanor Allum, along with four newcomers.
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Lebanon
George Leasure
Eleanor Allum
Lebanon election sparks debate over streets growth and leadership
In Lebanon 1977 candidates for city council address street conditions growth plans and management. Bunce urges street widening referendum and festival relocation. Kaufman stresses controlled development and capable administration. Knapp backs proactive business outreach and five year street plans. Leasure champions industrial park and future needs. LeFevers accuses council of favoritism and calls for stronger citizen focus. Mrs Allum seeks reelection focusing on street maintenance and recreation programs.
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Bunce
Lebanon
NCR
Warren County
Council
Charles Guard
Fairgrounds
Knapp
United Telephone Co
Leasure
Artyle Industries
Colonial Park
Lefevers
City Loan and Savings
Ullum
Mechanic Street
Allum
Lincoln Douglas debated in 1858
Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas began their famous debates on August 21 1858. The exchange foreshadowed the fierce national clash over slavery and set the stage for the 1860 election.
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Abraham Lincoln
Stephen A. Douglas
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William Kaufman
William Bunce
James LeFevers
Larry Templeton
Miles Pence
Kaufman
Young & Jones
Guard
North Lane
Avalon Heights
Amana
Shurfty Distributors Inc
N. Main
Franklin
First National
the Willing Bank AG
Jfrst National Bank OF Middletown Member
FDIC
Siberia
Samodlor
Thomas
Vantity Limited
Middletown
Mays-Norris Music, Inc
Brezel & Grand
Sue Ann
Franklin Square
Midian
Sue Ann’s Fashions