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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
12
Lebanon School District students begin summer vacation early Tuesday, giving them a week’s edge over peers in other districts. The timing raises questions about which district starts first this season.
An eight member Butler County Common Pleas jury awarded 41,500 in an urban renewal land taking case. The site on Wall Alley and Central Avenue belonged to Gail Liesenhoff as executrix of Ruth Liesenhoff and Robert Liesenhoff. Weber's Cafe plans to move to the site.
The Ohio Department of Health labels Kings Mills a major polluter of the Little Miami River and orders a study of abatement options. Kings Mills lacks a sewer system and discharges from septic tanks. commissioners are asked to form a sewer district by Jan 1, 1973 and submit an area study by April 1973. Public hearing possible. Additional letters address sanitary sewage facilities for two proposed Hamilton and Deerfield Township developments.
Lebanon voters approve a city township split to form a paper Lebanon Township aligning with city boundaries. The change preserves city governance by the city council and shifts tax impacts to 1973, with no elected township trustees. The action mirrors Trenton's recent separation from Madison Township.
Warren County Commissioners approved two resolutions to invest county funds in banks in Waynesville and Mason, raising the number of local banks handling county money to three. Previously nearly all funds went to federal treasury notes. officials cited competitive rates. A third bank, Franklin National, was rejected for lower rates, and Morrow Bank had not yet replied on possible investment.
In Santa Monica California a judge holds Mickey Rooney's bid for custody of his four children by his fifth wife under submission. Rooney plans for the children to reside with him and his seventh wife in Florida as their maternal grandparents argue Rooney rarely visits and the children are content with the Thomason home.
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