Drum corps wins trophies and local honors recap
Rick Cox of Owensville claimed the American Legion State Championship senior drum major title for the second year running. The Americano's are sponsored by Frank W. Weaver Post 237 in Batavia. Also noted are Bible School plans at United Methodist Church August 9 to 13, and a week of community birthdays and greetings.
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Goshen board approves 5.3 million budget and notes SB 530 impact
Goshen School Supt William K Russell outlined the effect of Senate Bill 530 as a state foundation print-out will shape next year finances. The district faces a deficit cut from 233345 to 53828 for 1982 with enrollment down 89. August 19 is the tax issue deadline for November ballot. Janet Kirkhart in music received a one semester medical leave and resignations including Joan McCulley as executive secretary were reported.
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Athletic Boosters Annual Run Set for Goshen
Goshen Athletic Boosters announce the Annual Run on Sunday August 8 at 9 am with a one mile Mini Run for children under nine and awards for top three finishers. Police report include local crime stats and arrests, detailing robberies assaults burglaries thefts and vandalism. Officers worked extensive hours with full time and part time staff noted. Two suspects, Barry Gaddison and Joe Hale, arrested July 14 for breaking and entering the Family Deli restaurant and Go Mil Ceramics, with further patrol observations by Officer Snyder.
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Miami Two's Cable TV Nears Completion Timeline
Warner Amex official Van Stevenson says most Miami Two area cable service should start in August barring delays. By January 15 1988 the two year deadline begins and 90 percent of aerial lines were up by July 1. FCC approval and zoning changes are needed. trustees meet July 26 for a status report.
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Fight back at mosquitoes in Ohio this season
Warm weather brings pest mosquitoes to Ohio and health officials urge prevention. Dr Ackerman notes most will be a nuisance and recommends yard cleanup to remove breeding sites such as discarded cans bottles and old tires. There are 57 species in the state with 12 linked to disease, including the tree-hole mosquito that carries LaCrosse encephalitis.
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