Calm council acts on Williamsburg issues formation and finances
Williamsburg councilman Roger Maham and Mayor Hiler decide to study the Life Squad ruling as no law governs it. Two year terms begin March 6 1978 with 1200 dollars per year. Bills including 875 dollars to former solicitor John Watson approved. Expenses for a 3 to 4 day meeting capped at 200 dollars. Cleanup Weeks May 8 and May 15 approved for areas around Johnsboro and Main Street. Public bidding discussed for gar disposal contract. Citizen Robert Frazee requests CG E cooperation to remove wires. Next meeting set at the Mayor's office in Municipal Building.
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Mike Murray
Council
John Watson
Hiler
Walker Fields
Xerox
Fields
Ee Johnsboro
Main Street
Gar Disposal
Happy Lane
Robert Frazee
Gay Street
Williamsburg
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Bethel raises for police chief questioned as unacceptable
Bethel City Council discussed modest police raises amid a wait and see approach. Chief salary set at 10816 with officers at 8560 after two years and 8175 for less experienced. FOP rep Jack Biglow urged negotiation. The council will review zoning and advertising issues while considering legal options.
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Bethel Police
Jack Biglow
Fraternal Order of Police chapter #74
Biglow
Bethel
East Fork Park
Hip
New Richmond Eyes Federal Grant To Boost Local Industry
New Richmond seeks an Urban Development Action Grant to spur economic development and neighborhood revitalization. Eligibility hinges on poverty rates and pre 1940 housing, with 27.1 percent below poverty and 62.9 percent of homes built before 1940. Private sector commitment and August deadline loom as groundwork begins. The grant, if approved, would leverage private funds to attract commerce, possibly mirroring Ford plant incentives. Local interest remains pending, with no formal inquiries yet. The Little Miami Historical Society meets April 14 at 8 p.m after a 7:30 p.m. pre-program gathering.
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New Richmond
Joan Hull
Housing and Urban Development Office
Ms. Hull
Ford Motor Company
Little Miami Historical Society
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