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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1976
Page
2
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Marion S. Parish announces two counselors Vicki Carmack and Charles Lower to run a new after hours crisis service at the Butler County Mental Health Center. They will operate under center staff supervision, serving police, emergency rooms, physicians, ministers and community callers via the center number 895 9501. Funding comes from the Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board.
Butler County Commission approves using land on Princeton Road for a 36 bed facility to house county mental patients with state funding for construction and operations. Existing state institution residents may be relocated here and later returned to families as aid programs offset costs.
City building commissioner Lloyd Towers announced 1977 renewals for plumbers electricians warm air and wet heat trades. Master licenses and sign erectors cost 25 journeymen and apprentices 10. industrial and heating air conditioning 10. Sign erector bonds of 5000 required. Renewal after Dec 31 incurs delinquency fee equal to one annual fee. Applications accepted weekdays 8 30 am to 5 pm in Room 8 or by mail with forms and check.
Juvenile Judge William Bowers urged expanding Mary Haven Home as a full Youth Treatment Center in Warren County. He cited current court assignments of 10 children and 3 adults, potential growth to 30 residents, and a $85,000 annual taxpayer funded budget. Volunteers from the Volunteers in Preventing Delinquency program would coordinate services with families and youths onsite.
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