20 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
1
Monroe receives its first edition invited by Park N Save IGA through Dave Meadows executive vice president. The store notes Monroe’s ties to Liberty and Union townships via shared schools and shopping patterns, highlighting regional growth in the Tri- area.
The U S Army Corps of Engineers plans to designate about 1800 acres north of Port Union as a flood plain for 100 years. Local officials warn zoning this land flood plain would jeopardize billions in industrial investment, jobs, and economic activity in northern Hamilton County.
Army press releases label the flood plain as rural yet cost estimates push land values to about 9000,000,000 for 1800 acres. Port Union growth seems inevitable as industrial potential looms, and homeowners face effects from development and price impacts.
Liberty Township trustees moved toward forming a life squad after Monday night talks. Fireman Sherman Reed announced he would chair a new committee to obtain ambulance specifications and cost estimates.
Thunderbirds rally for a 22-20 come from behind win at Dwire Field as Chip Keith gains 114 yards on 21 carries and scores two second half touchdowns. Jeff Meyer catches a Mark Meade pass for the decisive score with four minutes left.
A plan to rezone 53 acres on U S 42 in Union Township for a shopping center was withdrawn after objections at a county zoning board meeting. William F Herberth Jr filed the request and Francis J Rosebud, planning director, confirmed the withdrawal before the county planning commission meeting.
Union Township fireman Glenn Austing shows new fish frying gear to be used at the department’s eating spectacular Friday at St. John's Pavilion from 3 p.m. to midnight. Dick Battaglia photographed the event.
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