Butler County post offices safe from cost cuts says GAO report
The Cincinnati regional USPS unit announced no closures in Butler County amid a GAO finding that nationwide the Postal Service could save about 100 million dollars annually by closing 12 000 small rural offices. The report notes a 2.3 billion yearly loss, with a 1.75 billion federal subsidy and a 500 million borrowing need in the 1974 fiscal year. The county includes four First Class offices Middletown Oxford Monroe Hamilton and several Second and Third Class offices, plus branches Fairfield and Millville, with no office serving fewer than 25 customers.
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Union Township to renew fire levy for five years this fall
Union Township trustees approved placing a one mill renewal on the November ballot to fund the volunteer fire department and life squad for five years. The levy now at 0.72 mills yields about 000 annually and is expected to rise to roughly 105000 per year with renewal.
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Monroe's Mt. Pleasant Home Strawberry Festival
Linda Scott and Barbara Kuhn provide entertainment at the Mt. Pleasant Retirement Home annual strawberry festival held earlier this month. The non denominational home welcomes residents of all backgrounds. Loraine DeForest helps dish fresh strawberries.
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Monroe murder suspect under guard at hospital
Marion Adkins aged 37 is under police guard at Middletown hospital with a left arm wound and is to be arraigned Friday in Middletown Municipal Court. He faces a murder charge for the shooting death of a local man, with police stating the incident occurred late Monday. Eugene is named as the victim in the charging documents.
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CG&E names new president as dividends are declared
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. elected William Dickhoner as president chief executive officer succeeding B John Yeager who becomes chairman of the board Earl Borgmann is elected vice president of engineering and the changes take effect July 1 1975 The board also declares regular quarterly dividends and various preferred stock dividends payable to shareholders of record September 2 1975. Separately a shooting at the Point Cafe on Yankee Road leaves Woodard dead on arrival and his brother Harold wounded. Adkins is later arrested on Lafayette Avenue.
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Yankee Road
Petra to Rock Religious Festival at Fairgrounds
Petra a four member Christian rock group from Fort Wayne Ind performs at the June 28 festival at Butler County Fairgrounds with other acts. Cumberland College Dan Brock calls Petra one of the most talented groups. admission is a $2 donation.
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Monroe-ULJ Moves Office to Maud Area
The Monroe-Union Liberty Journal announces a new office at 7835 Cincinnati-Dayton Road Maud next to Ha Food Store serving Liberty Union and Monroe townships. Editorial and advertising staff operate from Maud while printing remains in Hamilton.
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Howdy Neighbors Local Staff Call Monroe Lakota Ties
The Monroe ULJ staff write from within the community as residents. Editors and reporters live in the area, send their children to Lakota and Monroe schools, and participate in local clubs churches and stores.
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Monroe-ULJ Office Contact Changes and Staff Notes
The Monroe ULJ office will operate with limited in person hours and no office secretary. Reporters Alice aaega Lois Cockerham and Jan Barbour will work from home. use home numbers or office lines for messages. Local staff contact details and editor information are provided for Union Liberty and Monroe areas.
Early Publication For Monroe Union Liberty Journal
The Monroe Union Liberty Journal shifts to a Wednesday July 2 issue due to the July 4 holiday. News items must be submitted by noon Friday June 27 to the respective editors: Alice Battaglia Liberty Township, Lois Cockerham Liberty Township, Jan Barbour Monroe.
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Monroe
Jan Barbour
Tax exemption period extended under amended House bill 379
Eligible persons who did not file for a 1974 exemption can now apply using form 105E at the auditor's offices in Hamilton or Middletown. To qualify, owners must be 65 or older, reside at the filing address, own the property, and have total income under $10,000. Deadline for 1974 exemption is Sept 22, 1975.
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Middletown
County to receive license tax money
Butler County will get 1 156 830 in 1975 license tax revenues from the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Registrar Curtis Andrews said this is the first of several installments returning vehicle license fees to counties cities and townships for road improvements. More than 95 percent of motorists’ fees will be returned locally and the distribution will total about 2 8 million this year among 68 counties by vehicle basis.
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Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Istrar Curtis Andrews
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