Liberty Two approves 1974 budget and asks for emergency radio gear
Liberty Township Board of Trustees approves a 185 630 69 budget for 1974 with major allocations to general fund roads and bridges fire protection bond retirement and revenue sharing. Assistant Fire Chief Gene Vance seeks emergency squad radio equipment including monitors and ambulance radio. walkie talkie not ordered. State training for emergency care to be paid via Civil Defense. A letter from Dutchland Woods proposes 4.3 acres along Yankee Road deeded for fire house and municipal uses. Liberty Garden Club seeks renovation of the Hughes School Building amid rumors of demolition.
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Liberty Township Board of Trustees
Gene Vance
Vance
Civil Defense
Arthur Baird
Larry H. Lape
Dutchland Woods
Yankee Road
Liberty Township
Lape
Campaign spending in Butler County townships yields small sums
The Butler County Board of Elections review of 1973 Union and Liberty Township campaign filings shows no large donors or dramatic imbalances. Several trustees spent nearly all their contributions, with McGinnis returning a $4.98 surplus to charity and others showing equal contributions and expenses, while one candidate, DeLay, missed the filing deadline.
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Butler County Board of Election
Union
Liberty Townships
Union Township
Emile Munch
Ray Rosenberger
Munch
Dave McGinnis
McGinnis
American Cancer Society
Rona Barrett
Frank Weikel
Jerry Donnellon
G. Brent DeLay
Donnellon
Rosenberger
Liberty Township
Chicago Seven
Art Baird
John Magie
Baird
Lon Keith
Sherman Reed
OKI outlines three stage plan for Barrett Road park project
OKI presents a three stage plan for a 123 acre Barrett Road park in Union Township. Phase one includes two ball diamonds four tennis courts and parking and a tot lot. The plan totals about 434000 with half mill recreation levy and federal matching funds.
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Oki
Alice Battaglia
Union Township
South Central Ohio Trustees Poised to Rebalance OATC Power
A Columbus convention could reshape the Ohio Association of Township Trustees and Clerks as South Central allies back a 25 to 30 vote bloc. Marco Osner, Union Township, Butler County, leads the push for equal regional representation and a potential board shift away from northern Ohio dominance.
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Ohio State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
OATC
Columbus
ORTC
Ohio
Ohio County Trustees
Osner
Union Township Board of Trustees
Butler County
South-Central Association
South- Central Association
Frank Weikel
Hamilton County
Springfield Township
Patrick Foley
Montgomery County
Amon
South-Centra Association
Clifford Holden
Washington County
Reformatory for two in Pisgah bank robbery
Two Columbus men convicted earlier this month for the September 20 robbery of 25 000 at the Pisgah Home Federal Savings and Loan branch were each sentenced Friday to Mansfield Reformatory by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Robert L Marrs.
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Columbus
Pisgah
Home Federal Savings and Loan
Mansfield Reformatory
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Arthur Caroline Brown
Cemetery worker hired and fire department pay increases approved
Acting cemetery superintendent Bob McGuire led the board to hire Ed Holmes at 3.10 per hour. Fire chief George Hall proposed raises for fire department and life squad members, including chief and assistant chief salaries and per run rates, with action tabled until the February 2 budget appropriations meeting.
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Bob McGuire
Ed Holmes
George Hall
Hall
Fire Department
Rpoly
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Liberty Garden Club
Hughes
Sandy Tugrul
Hughes Station
Lois Cockerham
Morris van Gorden
Robert James
FdiGors
Mike O'Connor
Choate
West Chester
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Police
Fire
Larry Gundler
All Steel
Gundler
Station Road
Penn Central
Dale Logsdon
Gandler
Marco Osner
Franklin County
Adams
Brown
Butler
Hamilton
The
County Trustee Organization
Larry Gandler
Reformatory For
By Nancy Baker
James H. Battle
Lionel G. Stewart
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