Monroe approves low bid for village trash collection
Monroe Councils motion on Tuesday accepted Rumpke Inc as lowest bid for trash collection. Three firms bid, with Rumpke at $2 per month per customer totaling $26,400 annually, while Big M and Quick Trash offered $2.13 and $2.18 respectively. Rumpke proposal lacked per customer can limit, and service begins February 3 with option to review after year one. An emergency ordinance set licensing, billing, penalties, and contract terms for garbage services.
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Monroe
Rumpke, Inc
Rumpke
Quick Trash
Big M
Ee Oy
Council
Sara Cottongim
Emloyee
Linda Brower
Elizabeth Guazetta
Village Manager and Safety Committee
LeSourdsville Firepartment
Vandalism concerns in Union Township prompt police appeal
Union Township faces rising vandalism complaints including mail box tampering and night activity by youths. Acting chief Frank Richardson urges public tips to target problem areas. Trustees discuss lighting districts and CGE lighting options to deter vandalism. residents may petition for district status with required signatures.
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Union Township
Frank Richardson
Larry Gandler
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Board of Trustees
Cg&e
Gandler
Gundler
Sewage Concerns Delay Ginger Trails Development
Mason officials warned of a serious sanitary problem from septic tanks along the Butler Warren county line road south of Tylersville. city manager Robert Chase urged commissioners to pause Ginger Trails subdivision homes in Butler County due to effluent entering the county line trough.
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Butler County
Mason City
Butler-Warren County Line
Tylersville Road
Mason
Robert Chase
Ginger Trails
Chase
County Line
Chace
Warren County
James Hinchberger
LeSourdsville
Stanley Perin
Riffe Defends Demos in Union Two War of Redistricting
Ohio House speaker pro tem Vernal G. Riffe Jr. defends Democratic redistricting during the 1975 session, calling six bills vital. He notes Democrats outvote Republicans nationwide, disputes court challenges to reapportionment, and hints at possible 1978 gubernatorial bid while stressing party unity and reform through door to door registration.
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Ohio
Vernal
G. Riffe
Union-Liberty Democratic Women’s Club
Donna Nicol
Riffe
New Boston
Union-oi
Democratic Women’s Club
Congress
House
Senate
Police seek source of Monroe High School lunchroom thief
Monroe police have no leads on a man in a red ski mask and a blue and gold Monroe High School jacket who took $200 in lunchroom receipts on Friday January 17. Principal Donald Altstaetter says most money was in change and was scooped up from two cash boxes after he entered near a side door around 12 30 p m. He fled with about 20 pounds of money while two students chased unsuccessfully.
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Monroe
Monroe High School
Donald Altstaetter
Altstaetter
Zaring Homes Offers Free Ford Pinto With New Homes
Zaring Homes in West Chester announces a promotion giving buyers of new homes in Cinnamon Creek and Pepper Pike free a 1975 Ford Pinto from Bob Williams Ford. The offer runs from Sunday through January 31 with a first come first served limit and color choice via Williams.
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Zaring Homes
Cinnamon Creek
Pepper Pike
West Chester
C. C. Charlie Lauer
Marketin
Zaring
Bob William Ford
Montgomery
Williams
Lauer
Allen Zaring Sr
The
Journal-News
Monroe student earns place in Wise Owl Club
David Rountree of Monroe escaped injury when a keeper projected from a valve spring and struck his safety goggles during shop class at Fresh man High School. The episode supports eye protection rules and a proposed safety award at the April Safety Seminar.
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David Rountree
Sunset Court
Monroe
Rountree
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Richard Lail
Middletown
Middletown Area Safety Council
David
Referendum Key Question on Union Rezoning Fails
A referendum petition on a Union Township rezoning issue was found insufficient and invalid by the Butler County Board of Elections after a hearing at the board offices. The petition had previously been declared valid but was rejected as part of the official review process.
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Union Township
Butler County Board of Faections
William Stitsinger
Hamilton
John Ghizas
Carlos Todd
Emile Munch
Merril Thompson
John Roser
Home Federal Savings and Loan
Cox Road
Home Federal
Ohio Supreme Court
Moser
Richard N. Koehler
Ralph Pagano
Donald Darker
U.S. Rve
Dimmick Road
Board of Elections
Pro life events planned across nation mark Supreme Court ruling anniversary
Pro life groups nationwide plan commemorations including a Memorial March in Cincinnati from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. bells toll at noon and flags half mast. Youth group L.LF.E. will hold a candlelight march and prayer service at Bethel Baptist Church before proceeding to an abortion clinic.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Federal Building
Cincinnati
United States
The Little Red Hen Reworked in Farm News Satire
A retold Little Red Hen tale from Buckeye Farm News March 1974 parables a farmyard struggle. Neighbors refuse to help harvest and bake yet claim rights and benefits when bread is ready. The farmer defends free enterprise while comic social critique unfolds.
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Red
Buckeye Farm News
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Seth Johnston
Bob Holida
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Janet Killian
Louise Trombetta
Alice Battaglia
Democratic Party
Arthur F. Reiff
By Joe Calla
Greater Cincinnati
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