Lakota High School expands with new gym and classrooms
The Lakota High School complex on Tylersville Road shows dramatic changes as a new gymnasium nears completion behind the campus. The facility will serve the T-Bird basketball and wrestling teams and provide additional classrooms along with expanded music and industrial arts spaces. Workers are placing a roof and linking hallways to the interior.
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Lakota High School
Tylersville Road
Lakota
Elvis in Cincinnati headlines notebook of the week
Lois Cockerham profiles the music sensation Elvis in Cincinnati in a centerpiece Notebook column. A separate Pisgah garage sale story traces a 1970 zoning referendum battle that shaped the event and its unique history for local readers.
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Journal
Lois Cockerham
Elvis
Cincy
Pisgah
Garage sales aid Union Township legal expenses in 1970 71
Homeowners' Committee of Union Township announces July garage sales to fund legal costs from a zoning dispute in 1970 and 1971. Sales run 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on July 4 14 15 21 22 28 29 at 9680 Marie Court. Proceeds support the township’s legal expenses.
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Union Township
Marie Court
Lakota girl documents Buckeye Girls State experience
Sylvia Brown recounts her Buckeye Girls State week in Columbus as a junior at Lakota High School. She details 1245 attendees, 25 fictitious cities, county and state elections, inaugural events, and roles from park commissioner to superintendent of county schools, under sponsorship of the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Sylvia Brown
Lakota High School
Buckeye Girls State
Columbus
Clarence Brown
Pisgah
Yankee Road
Liberty Township
Sylvia
ULJ
Buckeye Girls’ State
Capitol University
Ohio
Board of Health
Board of Elections
Board of Education
Senate
House of Representatives
State of Ohio
John Brown
Supreme Court of Ohio
C. William O'Neill
Buckeye
American Legion Auxiliary
County pledges action over water complaints
Butler County Commissioners heard residents from Cox Road in Union Township complain of drainage that floods basements after rain. They plan to meet with developers to fix the problem possibly by summer and may withhold permits if faults are found. Builders Enterprises said six home permits were issued before subdivision approval, an error acknowledged by the building department. Planning officials will review the issue at the July 10 meeting. Commissioners allowed five houses under construction to continue.
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Nancy Baker
Union Township
Butler County Commissioners
Cox Road
Anthony Vabic
Vabic
Commission
Dale L. Logsdon
Dorger
County Building Department
Butler County
Anthony Cecere
Francis Rosebud
Dues Co Plans 48 Quadplex Condos at Union Two Site
Dayton developer Dues Co announces 48 four unit condominiums at Commerce Park in Union Township facing Crescentville Road. The Living Center Complex will include day care service center and neighborhood shopping in a planned unit development with completion targeted for late 1973 and two-year full project finish. An office rental expansion of four 6,200 square foot buildings along Commerce Park Drive will begin soon with two additional buildings planned.
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Dues Development Co
Dayton
Commerce Park
Union Township
Dues ‘‘Living
Princeton Square
Cresentville Road
Hamilton County
Tri-County Shopping Center
Dues Co
J. J. Dues
Dues
Commerce Park Drive
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Herbert Henderson
Lakota School Board
Henderson
Hopewell
Journal-News
Mike O'Connor
Lakota Miss
Uncle Sam
John Gilligan
Buckeye Girls
Louise Washington
Donald Schirmer
Schirmer
Clarence Dorger
Builders Enterprises of Cincinnati
Barrett Road
West Chester Road
Pabsiera
Union Two
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