Union Township considers phased disaster warning system
Union Township trustees disclosed preliminary plans for a two stage disaster alert using police cruisers and loudspeakers to warn residents of tornadic conditions. Phase one would recall off duty officers and deploy patrol cars while phase two would deploy sirens with a distinctive sound after police car siren modification.
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Union Township
David McGinnis
McGinnis
Paul Arthur
Citizens’ Committee
Township Tightens Door to Door Soliciting After Local Murky Group
Union Township trustees moved to curb magazine sales amid reports of three child molestation cases linked to door to door solicitors. The policy requires written township permission and a permit from the Butler County sheriff. Chief Paul Arthur said 3 inquiries, 1 arrest, 2 suspects at large, about 20 complaints in 2 3 days, with salesmen staying another week. Trustees seek revocation of permits and a complaint to the magazine sales office, plus sheriff notice by phone of future permits.
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Union Township
Butler County
Paul Arthur
Magazine
Union Township approves record 1975 budget of $859,160.04
Trustees adopted a 1975 appropriations schedule totaling 859,160.04 with anticipated 105,659 in federal disaster reimbursement. The plan lists funds for general, road and bridge, cemetery, police, fire, park, motor fuel taxes, and federal revenue sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township
Marcellus Osner
Union Eagnaawennanli Liber.y April 10 1975 Hamilton Ohio
Union Eagnaawennanli Liber.y issue dated April 10 1975 from Hamilton Ohio lists 12 pages and a Journal Street address. Publication details include court street and contact number 513 863 8200 for this edition.
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Court Street
Journal Sq
Hamilton
Ohio
Men of Day and Zimmermann Install Power Line Tower
Journal photo shows workers from the Line Construction Division of Day and Zimmermann erecting a new power line tower at the Garver and Cincinnati Dayton Roads intersection in Monroe for Cincinnati Gas and Electric. Jim Barbour captures the scene firmly on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men of Day and Zimmermann, Inc
Garver
Cincinnati-Dayton
Monroe
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Journal
Jim Barbour
Union Two dedicates new library facility
The Union Township Branch of the Middletown Public Library was dedicated Sunday marking its move from Hopewell Elementary School to new headquarters on Cincinnati Columbus Road Pisgah. D Russel Lee served as master of ceremonies with Arthur Wolman directing the library and Thomas Kindness the principal speaker. The branch now houses more than 20 000 volumes.
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Union Township
Middletown Public Library
Hopewell
Cincinnati- Columbus Road
Pisgah
D. Russel Lee
Butler County
Arthur Wolman
Middletown
Thomas Kindness
Louise Schmidt
Dick Battaglia
Tina Cooley Wins Hamilton Girls Oratorical Contest
Lakota High School sophomore Tina Cooley, 16, won the Evening Girls Oratorical Contest for the Optimist Club of Hamilton with her speech Give Me Your Hand. The honor student, daughter of Harold and Mrs. Cooley of 4390 Fields Ertel Road, will represent the zone in upcoming events after finishing as runner up in the zone.
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Tina Cooley
Hamilton
Lakota High
Cooley
Waldo’s
Lakota
Miss Cooley
Harold Vance
Fields- Ertel Road
Mary Lang
Badin High School
Callie Shiflett
Taft High School
Melody Wyatt
Wilson Junior High
Gina Johnson
Harding Junior High
Julie South
George Washington Junior High
Carol Henry
New Miami High School
Monroe Residents Oppose Wyncrest Court Condominiums
Nearly 50 residents opposed a proposed 12 unit planned unit development on Wyncrest Court in Monroe. James S. Miller said the four lots would house 12 families with a $30 000 condo price and lower density than current use, while neighbors warned of more traffic. The hearing adjourned for legal opinions on land ownership and zoning compliance.
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Jan Barbour
Wyncrest Court
Monroe
Monroe Planning Commission
James S. Miller
Wyncrest
Miller
PUD
Schulze Seeks Second Term on Lakota Board of Education
Lakota school board member since 1971 Wallace M. Schulze announces bid for a second term this fall. He and his wife Bobbie raise seven daughters and four sons, ages two to 24, while praising district growth including a new junior school and additions to high and elementary buildings. Schulze, elected on engineering background, has worked at General Electric and NASA related projects and is active in Kiwanis, boosters, church and community groups.
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Alice Battaglia
Wallace M. Schulze
Lakota School Board
Schulze
Allen Road
West Chester
Lakota Board of Education and Administrators
Iowa
Iowa State University
NASA
Generallectric
Evendale
Lakota-West Chester Kiwanis Club
Lakota Boosters
G.E. Management Association
West Chester United Presbyterian Church
Mason
Union Township
Mason Civic Club
Mason Playground Commission
Bobbie
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Union Township Trustees
By Alice Battaglia
Township Library Fund
Silco
Cincinnati
Union Two
Liberty Two
Union Eagnaawennanli
Men of
the Sky
Optimist International
Bill Quinn
Fairfield
Toledo
Stan Perin
Bert Imfeld
Dan Roberts
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
G. E. Engineers’ Association
Wallace Schulze
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