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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1973
Page
1
At a Fairfax meeting parents and youths aired tensions over marijuana use and youth behavior. Police explained hitchhiking rules and ongoing concerns about drug exposure, while Oakley Community Council set a January 11 meeting at Oakley United Church of Christ to discuss relief strategies.
The Village of Fairfax passes an ordinance lifting wages for police, maintenance, crossing guards, clerks and recreation staff with patrolmen at 9250 and the police chief at 13500 effective January 7. A consent ordinance raises electric rates 11.79 percent adding about 2.09 monthly to the average bill as CG&E notes. Dr Raymond Suskind is named vice chairman of the Cincinnati Air Pollution Advisory Board. next meeting is January 23 at City Hall.
Cincinnati marked its 184th birthday with 11 a.m. ceremonies at the Cincinnati Historical Society recalling the 1788 landing at Yeatmans Cove led by Israel Ludlow Mathias Denman and Col. Robert Patterson that founded the city. The event was announced alongside ecological study news and local honors.
The Planning Commission rejected for the third time a request to rezone a parcel north of Kroger Ave between Barrett and Totten Ave Mt Lookout to allow a 34 unit apartment complex. Mt Lookout civic groups oppose the plan citing current zoning as economically viable.
L R Goodlander rented a three room bungalow soon after placing an advertisement in CSNI classifieds. Several calls arrived weekly after the ad expired, showing bargains move quickly and papers stay in homes longer. Contact 731-7170 for details.
Tom Yeaworth announces Debra Miller of 1770 Delta Ave as associate physical program director for the M E Lyons Family Branch YMCA at 8103 Clough Pike. She will teach swimming women exercises preschool gym and work with gymnastic teams. Miller is a 1965 Withrow High School graduate and UC graduate August 1972. She has worked part time for the YWCA since 1967.
Todd Holzwarth placed first runner up in the city-wide Dream Struc contest for junior high students. Peebles Junior High winners include Andy Krimmer with the grand prize and Robert Kranz for the school prize. Models on display through the holidays at First National Bank Hyde Park office.
The Eastern Hills Journal invites parents of the first baby born after midnight Sunday Dec 31 to enter by Friday 4 p.m. Winners receive gifts from local sponsors including Vonder Brink's Thornton's Apothecary Oakley Building and Loan Kunkel Apothecary Pink Pixie Moor Jewelers Thrift Savings and Loan Castle House American Savings and Werner Pharmacy entries require birth time date hospital and physician with contact details.
William J. McGrane of Oakley received the Governor's award for community action recognizing outstanding Ohioans. As manager of First Columbus Corp. he volunteers to motivate youth, conducts teacher workshops, and lectures adults on social life styles.
Commercial airplane operators at Lunken Airport will attend an air safety educational clinic Saturday Jan. 13 at 9 a.m. at the Netherland Hilton Hotel. The event is co hosted by Bill Strauss and Russ Turner with aviation experts discussing pilot vertigo accident causes and general aviation safety. Door prizes include registration for a $30 000 aircraft of the winner's choice from the General Aviation Manufacturing Association safe pilot program.
Two area residents. Charles R Findlater of 2561 Village and Shawn Im Gallagher of 3940 West are listed as Bachelor of Science in Education degree candidates. Redeorating? see the classified ads.
The year 1972 midyear review highlights school funding shifts via the new state income tax aiding nine CSNI districts including Mariemont, with local budgets and enrollments noted. The Northeast Expressway advances, Hyde Park activities, Wulsin Playground dedication, and community traffic concerns feature amid city planning and education updates.
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