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Newspaper

Union Liberty Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1973

Page

1

Union Township Jaycees push to rebuild amid offers for openness

Union Township Jaycees under Jim Young seek to expand membership from 15 to more than 40 and launch plans including incorporation discussions, meet the candidates events, safety programs, a Union Township YMCA, Fourth of July attractions, and a wives chapter amid a capital fund push and upcoming meeting at Pisgah restaurant.

Jaycee Jim Young Jaycees Union Township Young Pisgah Sors Jayceettes Liberty Township Jech Cincinnati

Zoning Vote Possible for Union Township Rezoning

Union Township may hold a May zoning referendum on land at Tylersville Road and Butler-Warren Road after circulators filed protest petitions against the R-2 rezoning. Administrative assistant Robert Bogan of Butler County Commissioners estimated about 350 signatures, near the required threshold, with at least 10 percent of prior gubernatorial voters in the area needed to trigger a vote.

Tylersville Road Butler-Warren Road Union Township Robert Bogan Butler County Bogan Butler County Board of Elections Allen Zaring Fae Caliton Gas Teace Charlie Losekamp Twin Valley Court West Chester

Union Township Eyes 400000 Budget Threshold

Union Township may exceed 400000 in annual spending for the first time as 1972 real estate taxes of 252496 are slated from Butler County. Board of Trustees to approve all tax funds with final sign off by the Butler County Budget Commission, while other tax funds are awaited.

Union Township Marc Osner Board of Trustees Butler County Auditor's Osner Butler County Budget Commission

Pisgah youth group to form own baseball league

The Pisgah Youth Organization plans to scrap its Knothole program and create a new league in the Pisgah West Chester Maud area this spring. Spokesman Elmer Bannan says the move will serve Union Township exclusively and boost recreational and developmental exposure for boys. The decision follows sanctions from the Knothole district and concerns over team selection, diamonds shortages, and rising local family demand.

Pisgah Youth Organization PYO Pisgah-West Chester-Maud Area Pyoad Elmer Bannan Union Township PYO Baseball Com Knothole Bannan Tuli Commission Union Tow

Mason youth Butler's first 73 traffic death

Frank Green Jr. 19 of Mason died at Bethesda North Hospital after a Sunday morning crash on Tylersville Road 1.2 miles east of I-75. Teammate Terry Keller 21 was treated and released. Earlier, Green had been critically injured in the same crash, which involved a downed pole causing a power outage.

Butler County Frank Green Jr Strafford Place Mason Bethesda North Hospital Eeease Green Tylersville Road I-75 State Highway Patrol Terry Lee Keller E. Main St Tylersville Koller A . Koller Keller

Wildcats Upset Lakota 64 52 In MML Clash

Franklin Wildcats defeated Lakota 64 to 52 to improve to 24 0 in the Mid Miami League race while Lakota fell to 1 1. Ron Walker led Lakota with limited scoring as Franklin's defense stifled close range attempts and Tim Gutshall sealed the late burst. Ren Riley contributed 6 points and 19 rebounds for Lakota.

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Hopewell fifth graders stage Stamp Act class protest

Teacher Celia at Hopewell School in West Chester enacts a Stamp Act style tax on her students to teach colonial tyranny. Students resist, protest, and a mock election mirrors November balloting. By day two the levy is cancelled, grades restored, and $2.10 collected funds to be decided by the class.

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