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Union Liberty Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1974

Page

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Union Township Seeks Public Hearing on Sewer Expansion

Butler County Commissioners consider petitions from Union Township residents re adding sewers to Maddox Manor and Hi Crest. A September meeting will review the Gregory Creek wastewater project costs, with potential 75 percent federal grant aid if approved.

Butler County Commissioners Union Township Maddox Manor Hi-Crest James Hinchberger Gregory Creek Ray Rosenberger Hinchberger Hinea

Girl charged in Monroe death

Kathy Haddix a 17 year old Middletown resident was charged with manslaughter and parole violation in connection with the stabbing death of David Henry Boyer 20 of Monroe. She told police Boyer had attempted to assault her during a ride request and she stabbed him with a six inch steak knife. Boyer died from two chest wounds after being taken to Middletown Hospital. He leaves a wife and son. Services are planned at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.

Kathy Haddix Hill Ave Middletown David Henry Boyer S. Main St Monroe Butler County Boyer Middletown Hospital Curtis St A.m Miss Haddix Square D Co Oxford McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home

Ex-Union policeman charged second time

William Earhart, 38, of Hamilton, arrested Monday night for the second time in four days and charged with receiving stolen property after $2,150 in stolen office equipment was found at his home. Detectives obtained a search warrant and seized typewriters, calculators, dictaphones and more from Earhart, tied to a March 31 1969 burglary at Reading Concrete Block Corp. His prior arrest and recovery of $2,000 in items from his residence were reported last Friday. He was released last week on a $10,000 property bond and then on his own recognizance pending an arraign­ment this week. Police said the latest arrest followed information on additional stolen property.

William Earhart Princeton-Glendale Road Hamilton Butler County Reading Concrete Block Corp Princeton- Glendale Road Harold J. Carpenter Earhart Leo Lambdin Princeton Glendale Road Carpenter

Noggle Named New Band Director at Lakota High

Lakota Board of Education appoints Denver H. Noggle as band director for Lakota High School replacing Christopher Brandenburg. Noggle, a 1967 Miami University graduate, was Hopewell Junior School band director in 1973 74 and previously taught in Middletown City Schools 1967 1973. He resides in Middletown with his wife Donna. The Hopewell post will be filled by Judith Evans of Liberty School.

Lakota High School Denver H. Noggle Lakota Board of Education Noggle Hopewell Christopher Brandenburg Miami University Miami Middletown Donna Victoria Ave Hopewell Junior School Liberty School Judith Evans Union School Sealtest Company French-Bauer Judith Garshelis Lakota Kathy Maier Lakota High James Kirkland Kirkland Gary Dees Marie Schneider Ventle Drive Opal Bailey Jolena Court

Butler County considers $213000 siren system for emergencies

County and township reps met with Civil Defense Director Irene Lewis to review a proposed emergency siren network costing about 212,992 dollars with half from local funds and the rest eligible for federal aid. City of Hamilton would install six sirens at 40,456 dollars with 50 cent federal matching. monitors for schools and facilities would also qualify for grants.

Donald G. Schirmer Dale L. Logsdon Arthur F. Reiff County Civil Defense Irene Lewis Butler County Lewis Elks Country Club Bowling Hamilton

Lakota OKs 4.54 Million Bond for Two New Schools

The Lakota Board certified a 4.536 million dollar bond to the Butler County Board of Elections to fund two new district schools an elementary and a junior school a bus garage and maintenance center plus site improvements and equipment. The issue would cost about 3.35 mills per year and go on the November ballot after a special meeting of the board.

Lakota Board of Education Butler County Board of Elections

Butler County Ranks Eighth in 1973 Property Valuation

Ohio State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson reports Butler County's 1973 property value at 1.196 billion, up from 1.082 billion, lifting the county to eighth among 88 counties. State totals exceed 44.7 billion. Sandusky County dispute could raise statewide wealth by nearly 198 million. The 12 largest counties hold about 65 percent of wealth while housing 63 percent of the population.

Ohio State Joseph T. Ferguson Butler County Ferguson Sandusky County State Supreme Court State Board of Tax Appeals

Water curtailment urged to ease Lakota area pumps

Commissioners ask Liberty Fairfield and Eastern Union Township residents to stop lawn sprinkling as weekends push pumping capacity near limit. Hinchberger says 6 000 customers, 200 users at once can overload a single pump. Officials plan mailed notices with bills and set Aug 29 meeting at Gano Holzinger Church to discuss water extensions and costs.

Butler County Liberty- Fairfield Union Township James Hinchberger Lie Hinchberger Commission Donald G. Kirmer Dale L. Logsdon Arthur F. Reiff Hincberger Gano Holzinger Presbyterian Church

Great Smoky Mountains Ride Described by W. Chester Dome Clingers

A fragment notes cyclists in the Great Smoky Mountains tied to W. Chester dome clingers and invites readers to page three for more cycling details and riding notes.

Great Smoky Mountains

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