Tow Licenses and Private Zones Move Through Council
City council discussed two ordinances on first readings. One requires annual licenses for tow operators and their trucks with fees and rules set by Service Safety Director Phil Goldsberry. The companion measure allows private property owners to designate tow away zones with posted signs and contact numbers. Violations carry fines up to 100 dollars first offense and 300 dollars or more for subsequent offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Amey
Greg Hill
Transportation Committee
Service Safety Director
Service Safety
Phil Goldsberry
Goldsberry
Council
Parker
Cincinnati Business Groups Protest Federal Criminal Records Rules
The Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce urged postponing federal rules prohibiting screening criminal records, fearing banks and security firms will hire felons for sensitive posts. It warned of higher costs and consumer prices as risks rise and urged delaying the March 16 implementation until June 1977 federal reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Greater
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
U.S. Department of Justice
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
William Liggett
First National Bank of Cincinnati
AHS Musicians and Chorale to Perform The Seasoning
Athens High School announces a 8 p.m. Thursday concert featuring the chorale and orchestra performing The Seasoning by Pete Schickele with unique instruments. The program also includes Athens Middle School musicians and a later big band jazz set with Woody Herman and Hank Levy pieces, with donations accepted.
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Athens High School
Chorale
Pete Schickele
PDQ
Bach
Sherwin Little
Vicki Johnson
Vera Smith
Woody Herman
Hank Levy
Ex OU Student Case Refused by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court declined to hear Bobby Lee Hall Jr.’s appeal after a 1974 conviction for receiving stolen property. Hall, 21, Cleveland, was arrested by Ohio University security in Cady House following a roommate report of stolen stereo gear. The court noted no appealable question existed in the dormitory search case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio University
Bobby Lee Hall Jr
Cleveland
Hall
Cady House
Michael Nolan
4Th District Court of Appeals
Nolan
Supreme Court
Athens Man Wins Four In Ohio News Photo Contest
David Levingston of The Messenger and Ohio University wins four awards in the 1975 Ohio News Photographers Association Picture of the Year contest. He takes first in color fashion and earns second and honorable mention in black and white portrait and personality. Dan Dry also earns third in black and white spot news. both are top student finishers and Dry places fourth overall.
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David Levingston
the Messenger
Ohio University
Ohio News Photographers Association
Levingston
Dan Dry
Messenger
Dry
Ohio
National Geographic Society
Life in Israeli kibbutz shapes education and special needs
Yona Leyser, Ohio University, discusses kibbutz education as a social model with early schools, fewer parent child tensions, and strong emphasis on learning over grades. He notes differences between Israeli and American education, military service, and evolving access to higher degrees for natives.
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Judy Johnston Messenger
Kibbutz
Yona Leyser
Ohio University
Leyser
A. I. Rabin
Israel
United States
Indiana University
Europe
Ramataim
Tel Aviv
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Will Richards
Girard
Richards
Cleveland Convention Center
Liggett
Justice Department
Federal Privacy Protection Study Commission
Edward Walking
AHS
Athens
The
Newark Advocate
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