Pacifists challenge IRS seizure of Gano property
Pacifists Ernest and Marion Bromley accuse the IRS of a wrongful lien on their Gano Peacemakers Inc. property in Union Township Ohio over a 24671 tax assessment tied to The Peacemaker records. They cite misapplied banking records and protest at Cincinnati federal offices while disputing political motive.
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Butler County
Gano
Union Township
Hamilton
Cincinnati
IRS
Ernest
Marion Bromley
Gano House
the Peacemaker
Gano Peacemakers, Inc
Southern Unionee
Bromleys
Ernest Bromley
Bromley
Trotwood
Ohio
Cincinati
Gano Peacemakers
Special Services
U.S
Southeast Asia
John O Kane to Address Union Township GOP Women
John O Kane executive director of the Butler County Mental Hygiene Association will be guest speaker at the Union Township Republican Women's Club meeting in Pisgah The event is Tuesday Feb 25 with a 9 30 a m social hour and a 10 a m business meeting preceding the program O Kane will discuss The Rights of the Mentally Til
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John O'Kane
Butler County Mental Hygiene Association
Union Township
Republican Women’s Club
Federal Community Room
Pisgah
O'Kane
Tuttle to replace Doty on Monroe Village Council
In a Tuesday council meeting the Monroe Village Council unanimously voted to replace Councilman Gordon Doty with former member Joe Tuttle. Doty resigned due to ill health and the council accepted the resignation presented by Council President Elbert Tann Reuther.
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Tuttle
Doty
Monroe Village
Jan Barbour
Gordon Doty
Joe Tuttle
Elbert Tannreuther
Liberty youth struck after car sideswipes stopped truck
A 15 year old passenger, Terry Bertram, was knocked 132 feet after a car driven by Nancy Davis struck a parked truck on LeSourdsville West Chester Road Liberty Township. Bertram remained in Mercy Hospital with multiple injuries, Davis was treated and released, and John Hooker was unharmed.
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West Chester
Hamilton-Mason Road
Liberty Township
Sheriff's Office
Mercy Hospital
Terry Bertram
Maud-Hughes Road
Nancy Davis
Liberty Township Life Squad
John Hooker
Alton Road
Hamilton
Harold May
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Davis
Hillcrest
Bertram
Deadline near for tornado aid
Victims of the April 3 1974 Butler County tornado have until Friday February 28 to file for Individual and Family Grants Program assistance. Eligible are families in Xenia Cincinnati and other localities within a 14 county disaster area declared by the President last April. Major General James C Clem Ohio adjutant general says the deadline was set by the Federal Disaster Assistance Administration.
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Xenia
Cincinnati
James C. Clem
Ohio
Disaster Services Agency
Federal Disaster Assistance Administration
IFG
Editors Notebook Mistakes and Community News Review
The Monroe ULJ reflects on publishing flaws while detailing last month’s coverage in Union and Liberty Townships. It notes 82 pages with 10 912 column inches, 3 502 inches of neighbor stories, a 20 page inflation hints section, and a five date January circulation of 47 500.
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Lakota bus crash injures student and two others near Bethany
State Patrol reports a Lakota Local School District bus collided with two automobiles on Cincinnati Dayton Road south of Bethany. One student from the bus and two car occupants were injured. another Lakota bus, ahead on the road, was not involved. Castel and Hanson were charged with reckless operation and failure to maintain distance respectively.
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Cincinnati- Dayton
Bethany
State Highway Patrol
Mercy Hospital
Union Township
Sandra D. Barnett
Cincinnati- Dayton Road
Fred F. Castel Jr
S. Paris Road
Miss Barnett
Clinton H. Barnett
Castel
Ronald G. Hanson
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Wesley H. Barth Sr
Hamilton- Middletown Pike
Hamilton
Barnett
Hanson
WSAI Tops Lakota Faculty In Donkey Basketball Clash
Sportswriter previews a local donkey basketball game between WSAI and Lakota faculty. He predicts a six point win for SAS Superstars at 87 to 81, noting Lakota players like Justice and Meibers and faculty figures such as Ann Johnson and Mary Lou Martin.
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Fellas
SAS
Justice
Lynch
Buhi
Eversole
Pottenger
Dees
Leffue
Stamp
Lemones
Smith
Meibers
Lichtenburg
Lakota Kiwanis Honors Lakota Band and Director
The Lakota West Chester Kiwanis Club awarded the Citizen of the Month to the Lakota High School Band and director Denver Noggle for a world record marathon performance and continued excellence. The 180 member band is the county’s largest. Noggle fostered esprit de corps. Also featured were Susan Yers and Sue Etheridge on Lakota’s International Living Program tour of Austria and Germany last summer. New members Dan Eiler and Herb Howe were sworn in at Ladies' Night by Arthur Baird, and ESP expert Bill Boshers spoke on developing ESP.
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Lakota
West Chester Kiwanis Club
Denver Noggle
Utler County
Noggle
Susan Yers
Sue Etheridge
Austria
Germany
Dan Eiler
Herb Howe
First Vice
Arthur Baird
Bill Boshers
The
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