28 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1976
Page
1
A plea on voter duty accompanies a Oct 4 registration deadline. Locations listed include Lakota High School, Union Elementary, Hopewell Elementary, The Citizens Bank, and Union Township Hall, with hours and days for Union Liberty Monroe and Lemon townships.
Hundreds of Hopewell Elementary pupils gathered in the yard to watch the Great Balloon Race start. Balloons of red blue green yellow pink and white rose into the sky with cheers and calls for prizes at the Hopewell Carnival on October 8.
Fragmentary page items mention births, a church directory, sports scores, and school menus. Readers see scattered notes on community events and recognitions, with no cohesive story or clear individuals identified.
The first edition of the Union Township Civic Directory remains popular with 1876 regular and 1920 supplemental directories sold for a total of 3796. A final October campaign targets unsatisfied residents as neighborhood salesmen are sought on commission, led by Dick Battaglia. The directory funds Union Township Bicentennial activities and offers maps and local information on government schools churches businesses and services.
Three Lakota students sustained minor injuries Friday afternoon when two Lakota school buses collided on Cincinnati-Columbus Road in Pisgah. The injured were David Berry, Anthony Parker, and Judy Martin. all were taken for treatment by their parents. Affected bus driver Ronald Stall, 31, and another bus driver Joan Hardin, 31, were involved as the rear of Hardin's bus was struck. both buses sustained minor damage.
The Monroe-ULJ explains moving operations to Maud and using Ma Bell’s call forwarding to route calls to the Hamilton Journal-News. With staff shortages, the system redirects calls to the home office, and temporary operator gaps lead to messages labeled JournalNews.
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