Homearama to return to Liberty Township.
Liberty Township, site of Greater Cincinnati's Homearama in 1999, will host the event again in 2001.
Alex Tarasenko, president of Heritage Land Co., said the site selection committee of the Home Builders Association of Greater Cincinnati has picked Four Bridges, a golf course community in Butler County, as host of the home show for next year.
The association's board is expected to vote today on the site.
This year's Homearama will be at River's Bend, Hamilton Township, Warren County, near Paramount's Kings Island.
Mt. Healthy plans to pick up yard waste
MOUNT HEALTHY — The city will have a free yard waste cleanup on Saturday. Yard waste must be placed in brown paper bags or garbage cans. Plastic bags will not be accepted.
Residents are asked to bind tree branches no longer than 4 feet and no heavier than 40 pounds.
No stickers are required. Waste may be set out Friday night.
For information, call 931-8840.
Miami Twp. to have cleanup drop-off MIAMI TOWNSHIP — Spring Clean Up will be held Friday and Saturday. Residents of Miami Township can drop off items at the Miami Township Civic Complex on McPicken Drive between 7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. The entrance to the drop-off area will be through the Meijer Drive rear entrance.
The township will not accept tires, batteries, paint, chemicals, hazardous materials or brush. Refrigerators, air conditioners, dehumidifiers and auto air conditioners will be accepted.
Proof of residence will be required, and a security guard will be on duty to prevent dumping after hours.
Morrow garage sale will be Saturday MORROW — The Morrow Chamber of Commerce will hold its 10th annual Area Wide Garage Sale on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event is designed to promote the Morrow community.
If you would like to participate or register your address free of charge, call 899-2676.
Traficant levels charges against FBI
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — U.S. Rep. James Traficant, who expects to be indicted in a federal probe of mob activity, is escalating his attacks on the FBI, accusing the agency of encouraging an informant to commit murder.
Mr. Traficant said Wednesday he plans to submit evidence that backs up his charges to a grand jury.
He also has accused FBI agents of breaking the federal racketeering law that bans organized criminal activity and stealing money that was supposed to go to street informants.
Mr. Traficant, a Democrat from this blue-collar city on the eastern edge of Ohio, has not released information to support his allegations.
The head of the FBI in Cleveland asked the congressman to bring any specific information of wrongdoing by agents to his attention.
Calls to the FBI on Wednesday were referred to the agency's Washington headquarters. A spokesman there did not return a call seeking comment.
Accused man could be returned today
FREMONT, Ohio — A man accused of killing two carryout workers and injuring a bar employee could be returned to Ohio from Texas today.
John Robinson, 22, of Sandusky, waived his right to fight extradition Wednesday in Houston. Dawn Dennis, 18, of Sandusky, who was traveling with Mr. Robinson, also agreed to be returned. She was arrested on charges of obstruction of justice.
Sandusky County Sheriff David Gangwer said he expects the two will be brought back to Fremont as early as today.
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