Union Two police get grant for upgraded radio system
Union Township police will receive an 8955 grant plus 3000 in township funds to buy seven 100 watt mobile radios, recording gear, and rechargers. The project includes a new base station in Pisgah and a four channel system linking sheriff, county, state, and township units. The system should be online by late March or early April.
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Mike O’connor
West Chester Road
Lawrenceburg
Union Township
Indiana
Lebanon
William Noland
Pisgah
Butler County
Noland
Rtment
Justice Administration Division
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development
Tri-State
Butler County Commissioners elect Schirmer board president
The Butler County Board of Commissioners in its annual session chose Donal Schirmer Republican as president with Dale Lian de as vice president Democrat Arthur F. Reiff remains the third member. Appointments were approved for Robert Bogan as administrative assistant Marie Clark as secretary and Diane Bradford as secretary. The board also considered funding for flasher lights and gates at the Penn Central Station Road union township request.
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Butler County
Donal Schirmer
Dale L. — Ian
Arthur F. Reiff
Reiff
Robert Bogan
Marie Clark
Diane Bradford
Penn- Central
Zon Station
Union Township
Powell withdraws from 1974 race citing family reasons
Congressman Walter E. Powell announces on January 12 that he will not seek re election in Ohio s Eighth District stating family life and residence changes would hinder his duties. The move follows earlier hints and reports of a contested GOP nomination with Charlies Patterson and Lew Lukens looming.
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Ressman
Walter E. Powell
Fairfield
House
Powell Sncee
Salt
Ing
Powell
Powell Rom Charlies W. Patterson
Middletown
GOP
Zing
Washington
Donald E
Buz
Lukens
Ional
Don R. Gingerich
John F. Holcomb
Butler County
Ohio
GMC expansion rumors focus on Lakota joining
Lakota and others are named as prime candidates to join the Greater Miami Conference. Athletic directors discuss adding a sixth or eighth member to boost strength and scheduling, with Lakota seen as logical but not yet assured. Budgets and travel distances complicate the push, and meetings are planned for Middletown.
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Greater Miami
Princeton
GMC
Emerica
West Chester
Lakota
Jim Hartman
Hartman
Fairfield
Bob Schulz
Middletown Athletic
Agin
Badin
John Shosttele
Roettele
GCL
Garfield
Rudy Oaklets
Oaklets
Monroe
Talawanda
Franklin
Springfield
Lima
Oas
Taft
Hank Miller
Springfield South
Payne
Sige
Chaminade
Bob Katcavage
Ohio
Centerville
Forest Park
Colerain
Oak Hills
Middletown
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