CG&E rate hike may bring township relief in Ohio
CG&E reaches agreement with Cincinnati and others to raise electric rates in Hamilton at up to 68 percent for city customers while township bills may fall slightly or stay similar due to rate equalization. Union Liberty and Lemon Townships could see the lowest increases. Monroe is not included. Public Utilities Commission review pending with October implementation possible after PUCO approval. Union Township trustee Ray Rosenberger advocates uniform rates and lower aerating costs shared by all users.
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Cincinnati
Union
Liberty
Lemon Townships
Cg&e
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
PUCO
Union Township
Ray Rosenberger
Monroe
Maud Ohio Paper Issue Dated September 21 1976
Local weekly edition dated Tuesday September 21 1976 features 12 pages from Maud Ohio 45069 including community notices and brief local items.
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P.O. Box
Maud, Ohio
Seven week extension could keep CETA workers
Union Township trustees heard a progress report on the 25 to 30 CETA workers employed by the township. Local director Eith Hyde told trustees the federal grant funding, which covers 20 to 25 workers, was set to expire in September and could be extended by seven weeks.
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CETA
Becky Chambers
Union
Pat Williams
Hyde
Liberty trustees agenda shows slim slate for Sept meeting
Liberty Township trustees met with two items on the agenda aside from routine reports including parking lot work at Yankee Road firehouse completed for 2200 dollars. They approved two new batteries for emergency equipment and heard August life squad reports with multiple emergency responses and auto accidents.
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Liberty Township
Yankee Road
Armies Corp
Liberty
Liberty Township Fire Department 22nd Annual Fish Fry at Lakota High
The Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department hosts its 22nd annual fish fry on Friday at Lakota High School before the football game. Dinners cost 2.50 for adults and 1.25 for children with cod fillets, cole slaw, fries, and desserts. carry-out available. Estimated 850 sit-down meals and 200 carry-outs served last year.
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Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department
Lakota High School
Henry Taylor
Union Township Lowers Speed Limit to 25 MPH on Multiple Streets
The township plans speed reductions to 25 mph on portions of numerous streets including Fireside Court Pepper Pike Castle Rock Lane Long Meadow Drive Chestnut Hill Lane Hare Drive and more. State approval followed township requests with several additional roads listed for the measure.
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Union Township
Fireside
Court
Redill Drive
Windy Court
Chinook Drive
Shasta Drive
Hopi Drive
Seminole Drive
Manor i Drive
Richhaven Court
Candlelight Terrace
Honeysuckle Lane
Ashbrook Drive
Yorkshire Drive
Quaker Court
Sussex Court
Squire Court
Bruce Hills Drive
Farmgate Drive
Noel Court
Lakota Seniors Named National Merit Semifinalists
Two Lakota High School seniors Mark Munch and Sheri Anderson earned National Merit Semifinalist honors among 15 000 nationwide. They compete for 3 850 scholarships next spring and must be endorsed by principals with strong records and confirmed scores on a second exam. Names of 1977 winners will be announced in April.
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Lakota
Mark Munch
Sheri K. Anderson
Mark
Emil Munch
Marie
David Anderson
Panther Run
Killito’s
Where do sixth grade students belong Lakota BOE to face emotional decision
The Lakota school board considers adding two rooms to a new Union Township elementary school design to allow inclusion of sixth graders. The issue reflects ongoing debates since Hopewell Junior School plans to place sixth graders in the middle school, with educators noting benefits and challenges of mixed-age groupings.
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Union Township
Hopewell Junior School
Kota
Bitsy Shaffner
Joanne Schutz
Hopewell
Lloyd Shumway
Sharon Nell
Dan Eiler
Joan Masters
Marvin Cox
Lakota High School
Ernest Combs
Radio Lakota FM 89.9 Begins Broadcasting and School Board Notes
WLHS radio started last Wednesday at 89.9 FM with staff including Kay Taylor and Brad Courtney. The Lakota board discussed sixth graders in the junior school, added teachers, and approved bids for site development and a bus maintenance garage as districts grow.
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Lakota Radio
WLHS
Herb Bierman
Kay Taylor
Brad Courtney
Courtney
Paul Garbenis
Mark Carlson
Lakota High School
Lois Cockerham
al Voorhis
Henderson
Charles Lamb
Gloria Campbell
Union
Melinda Strunk
William Michael Taylor
Hopewell
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Liberty Trustees
Dale Boehm
Boehm
Robert C. Connell
Fire Department
Leroy Owens
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pepper Pike Lighting District
Koehner Park
Park Committee
Cliff Choate
Helen Taylor
Sylvia Domonkos
Life Squad
Edna Smith
Hread
Ted Zilcox
Earl Shawhan
Irene Smith
Lawrence Haskell
Dave Kerns
Gene Vance
Naomi Ormes
Brenda Bowman
Lucian Smith
Firemen's Auxiliary
Savage Auto Supply
Kern's Nursery
Explorer Post Fire Cadets
Adal
Kbarty Jaga
Katuta
Sthooglersville
Jestau
Union Two
Eee Ee
Cbc Reed Au Cessias
Sherilanderson
Radio Lakota
Herbert Henderson
Union Elementary
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