17 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1975
Page
1
Liberty Township trustees authorize a summer road program with 17 000 estimated costs. paving Horse Shoe Bend Road 0.7 mile and chip and seal Maud Hughes Road 1.3 miles funded by auto license receipts and township budget.
Lakota Board of Education votes to place a 5.29 million dollar bond issue on the November 4 ballot to fund new elementary and middle schools a bus garage maintenance center and renovations. The plan echoes prior failed proposals amid rising costs with some members noting potential tax relief from lower interest rates.
Lakota Kiwanis honor George Hall an original member of the department since its formation in 1963 who became fire chief in early 1972. Hall is congratulated by Kiwanis awards chair man Mel Wilson and is flanked by fire department captains Jim Detherage and Bob McGuire. Journal photo by Dick Battaglia.
Vicky Shanklin, 17, daughter of Mrs. Mildred Mills of Liberty Township, was reported missing to the Butler County Sheriff. Last seen Tuesday in Fenton at The St. Louis Truck Port, seeking a ride westbound. She suffers from a mental condition. call 867-5704 with any information.
The Village of Monroe presented its 1976 fiscal year budget to the council on Tuesday and it was approved unanimously. The plan covers general operations water sewer garbage streets state highway cemetery street lights fire tax levy federal revenue sharing special assessments and general retirement bonds.
The council discussed a tentative total on the budget with transfers expenses receipts and ending balance. Mayor, computer contract service approval, back pay for Patrolman Wilbur, cemetery mower funding after theft, Ed Woodward named building inspector. Next meeting August 5 at 8 p.m. at the old village hall.
Butler County Sheriff Harold J. Carpenter warned area businesses about solicitations from a fake State Police and Sheriff’s Manual published by Liberty Publishing Co. The Mail drop operation sent invoices for ads to Middletown firms. one firm was billed $195.50. Cincinnati FBI and local chambers are assisting in the probe.
Editorial salutes about 200 volunteer firefighters and life squad crews who work 24 7 365 days a year in Union Township and Monroe. They risk lives to save homes and people while saving residents money on insurance and taxes. Citizens are urged to thank volunteers and join in community service.
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