Crosstown bus route changes proposed with Sun Run extension
Proposals outline Route 71 absorbing several lines to create a westbound loop from Hyde Park Plaza to Seymour with a 6 am–6 pm weekday service and 60 minute Saturday base service. Sun Run would start at Bramble Plainfield, with two CBD arrivals and two post noon departures. Route 69 extends to Madisonville and Kenwood with modified headways. Route 68 and Route A see limited changes and layover adjustments. Mariemont sees a minor alteration to eliminate a left turn. Bo the police dog wins two trophies at a regional canine competition.
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Western Woods
Hyde Park
Paxrea
Wasson
Ingurg
Ridge
Ibsen
Palen
Alamo
Marburg
Erie
Delta
Observatory
Herschel
Hardisty
Hyde Park Plaza
Whetsel
Chandler
Kenwood
Ken Loop
Keebler Bakery
Mariemont
Plainville
Murray
Madisonville Rd
Wooster
Walnut
Sixth
Con’t
May appeal permitted after Blue Tier Lounge renewal denial
Ohio Department of Liquor Control denied Blue Tier Lounge renewal at 6007 Madison Rd after Cincinnati Police and Madisonville Coordinating Committee objections. Lucas Nicholas of Green Elm Inc. can appeal within 30 days. prior violations cited include 1973 tax issues and Sunday sale breaches.
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State of Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Cincinnati Police Department
Madisonvillerdinating Committee
Lucas Icholas
Green Elm Inc
Silverspring
Ohio Is Gone
Liquor Contro
Madisonville Co-ordinating Committee
Businessmen’s Association
Madisonville Coordinating Committee
Permit Premise
Naan
Pepeation Eeeits Corporat Reasiens
Ohio
Seasebe Bates
Linner Control Commission For Liquor Control
Hyde Park HPRA lists city spending priorities for 1975
Hyde Park Residents Association submits a six point request to City Manager Turner. Priorities include land acquisition at the Erie hole for park use, Phase I of Ault Park improvements, a city planning team, increased housing inspections, traffic mitigation on Michigan Ave and Shaw Avenues, paving clay tennis courts at Withrow High, and police radar patrols on key roads. They also urge removal of State Route 561 and propose Red Bank Road as an alternate route.
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Hyde Park
Mike Harmon
Hpra Recreation Committee
Mooney
Park Committee
Bob LaTour
Paul Naberhaus
Michigan and
Shaw Avenues
Wasson Rd
Withrow High
Insyde Park
Withrow
Recreation Commission
HPRA
Michigan Ave
Observatory
Paxton
Delta
Victoria
Shaw
Edwards Rd
Red Bank Rd
Hyde Park Activities and Events Highlight Independence Day
Hyde Park seniors resume meetings at Knox Presbyterian Church July 11 with Betty Otto back to lead. A paper drive at Cardinal Pacelli School July 13–14 is organized by Wanda Bien. New volunteer firemen for Maine are Mark Krummel David Tourtelot and Robert Athias. A steam excursion train drew crowds at Hyde Park plaza on July 4 en route to Washington. Boy Scout troops aided the July 3 Independence Day concert at Ault Park.
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Ault Park
Smittie
Hyde Park
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
Knox Presbyterian Church
Betty Otto
Gertrude Poynter
Cardinal Pacelli
Ellison Ave
Pepe
Wanda Bien
Village of
Maine
Mark Krummel
David Tourtelot
Robert Athias
Church of the Redeemer
Knox Presbyterian
Mariemont appoints Carol Gettelman to District Six council
Carol Gettelman of 3762 Harvard Acres was named to represent the Village of Mariemont in District Six replacing John Stinson who was transferred out. The appointment followed a caucus vote with 125 attendees and was supported by a majority, with Robert Hedleston as a second candidate. A special meeting July 3 confirmed the appointment as residents discussed Cambridge Avenue street repairs and village township cooperation.
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Carol Gettelman
Harvard Acres
Mariemont
John Stinson
Kenneth Gettelman
Gettelman
Charles Stey
Straley
I John
Mariemont Board to discuss operating levy plans
Mariemont Board of Education will meet Tuesday July 16 in the education office to consider finalizing an operating levy for the November ballot. Superintendent Robert Crabbs cited state praise for Mariemont High School and noted recommendations for art and driver training.
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Mariemont of Education
of Education Office
Robert Crabbs
Eastern Hills Journal
State Department of Education
Louis Papes
Mariemont High School
Crabbs
Papes
Klassen to Tour P O Sites In Cincinnati Visit
Postmaster General E T Klassen will tour Eastern Cincinnati on July 12 by bus to view sites proposed for a new consolidated post office. The sites were backed by a citizens group but rejected by the regional postmaster general. Rep Thomas Luken arranged the visit and a committee urged retaining neighborhood window and box service alongside the new facility.
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E. T. Klassen
Cincinnati
Post Ofce
U. S
Thomas Luken
Klassen
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