Mariemont Votes to Issue Industrial Revenue Bonds
Mariemont Council approved 1.5 million in industrial revenue bonds to aid Jung Products Inc. by acquiring and leasing its plant on Central Parkway near the proposed Hamilton County Corrections Center. Jung, with about 200 employees making wheelchairs and walkers, will supply collateral for the rent to retire the bonds.
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Mariemont Council
Jung Products Inc
Karl Davis
Jung
Central Parkway
Oakley Community Council hosts law discussion meeting
The Oakley Community Council will hear Judge Robert H. Gorman Councilman Gerald Springer and Capt. Donald Slaughter at 7 30 p m Thursday March 28 at the Oakley United Church of Christ on Taylor Ave They will discuss enforcing the law and improving community life from their views The Rev Terry Tate urges Oakley residents to attend and join the council
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Oakley Community Council
Oakley United Church of Christ
Taylor Ave
Robert H. Gorman
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Gerald Springer
Donald Slaughter
Police District Six
Terry Tate
Community Council
Oakley
Tate
Justifiable homicide ruling in Madisonville death case
The coroner ruled the Madisonville shooting death a justifiable homicide as Captain Donald Slaughter reports. Mariemont Village to discuss Wittmeyer property at a March 25 committee meeting before the village council.
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Mariemont
Wittmeyer
Break-in at Randy's Union 76 Station Foiled by Police
An attempted burglary at Randy's Union 76 Station at 6311 Madison Rd occurred around 2:30 a.m. on March 15 when a police car approached, scaring off the intruder who shattered the garage door. Estimated repair costs are $15, police said.
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Randy's Union 76 Station
Madison Rd
Dream Home Turns Nightmare for Vietnam Vet Buyer
Calvin Taylor faced a cascade of missteps after purchasing a two family house on Bramble Ave. in 1971 that was not connected to a sewer line. City inspectors issued 11 orders, later chasing a non existent sewer, while his job with Cincinnati Milacron ended and he relied on unemployment to keep up payments. Madisonville Housing Service aided with temporary housing as mortgage pressure mounted, and officials weighed helping the veteran avoid foreclosure by transferring the deed back to the lender. The case hinges on faulty information sheets and the mortgage holder’s response amid a veteran’s effort to stay a homeowner.
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Calvin Taylor
Bramble Ave
Board of Health
Cincinnati Milacron
Taylor
Cg&e
Madisonville Housing Service
MHS
New York
Cleveland
Metropolitan Sewer District
Stret
Tylor
Peg City Building
Paylor
Hyde Park Brendamour Plan Faces Rezoning Doubts
HPRA board members at an arch meeting questioned Brendamour’s zone change for the West Michigan Ave strip between Madison and Wasson. They fear increased traffic, loss of homes, light and noise, and the widening of Wasson Rd. residents oppose the plan as detrimental to Hyde Park. The board urged more developer and resident input before deciding.
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Sctmmucmlcd
de Despre
HPRA
Arch Board
Brendamour
Michigan
Madison
Wasson
Michigan Ave
al Brogan
Ruth Famavee
Nancy Nooris
Georgia Shepherd
Frances Shepherd
Pero
Brogan
Wasson Rd
Wasson and
Edwards
Hyde Park
Palazzolo Announces Plaza Bus Service
Hyde Park Plaza launches a private funded Metro bus route named East Loop from the Plaza through Oakley Sea Park Mt Lookout and East Hyde Park returning to the Plaza. The 7 mile trip runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays with 12 trips daily. Fare 25 cents. Bus seats 50. Officials including Palazzolo and Kroger executives ride the maiden voyage Monday.
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Hyde Park Plaza
Metro
Oakley Sea Park
Mt. Lookout
Hyde Park
Buseo
East Loop
Queen City Metro
City
Thomas Brush
Peter Palazzolo
Antonio Palazzolo Company
Dominic Palazzolo
Anthony W. Palazzolo
Walter Dryden
Cincinnatiayton
Kroger Company
Susan Slete
Hyde Par Plaza Merchants Association
Jack Meyer
S.O.R.T.A
Carol Bley
Mariemont Board Takes No Action on Waldrip Plan
The Mariemont Board of Education will not act on Superintendent Donald Waldrip's integration plan until courts clarify procedures. At a March meeting the board also voted to return elementary start times to 8 30 a m after a winter shift to 9 10 a m.
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Mariemont Board of Education
Donald Waldrip
Waldrip
Mariemont
Natoepalis
Jeff Foley
Greg Voght
Local ad success highlights shifts in housing and hiring
The notice cites Wilkie Davis selling a living room set for 40 dollars before his paper arrived. Everett Carmack rented an apartment in Sharonville while P R McBride of Georgia Pacific reports overwhelming call volume for factory jobs. He calls results fantastic.
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Wilkie Davis
Everett Carmack
Sharonville
P.R. McBride
Georgia-Pacific Co
Lease talks stall return of full service market at square
Sumner Hyde Park Square Business Club president says a full service market in the old Kroger building hinges on a lease longer than four years. Any business must fund remodeling and furnishings and secure a long term lease amid efforts by the Central Tri Company to extend occupancy.
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Urban Development, Planning, Housing and Zoning Committee of
Cincinnati Council
Joseph Sumner
Hyde Park Business Club
Shaw Ave
Hyde Park Square
Kroger
the Square
Krogen
Sumner
Hyde Park Square Business Club
Adene
Sumner Nice Prey
Ha Trust
Ae Ag Pany
Central Tri Company
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Laura Schott
Erie Ave
Withrow High School
Bertha M. Topp
Withrow
Madisonville
District Six
United Methodist Women of
Raphael Katzen
Lorene Wood
Madisonville Bulletin
Eastern Hills Journal
Beautician
Kitte’s Carousel Hair Styling Salon
Edwards Rd
Kate March
Sion
Dream House
Bramble
Association
Palazzolo
Plaza Bus
Fetro Management
Auh Park
Josh Hackney
Ross Hackney
Josh
Kelley Earls
Mariemont School Board
Robert Crabbs
School Board
Ohio
Food Mart
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