Revenue sharing and Hyde Park growth debate outlined
The House Ways and Means committee backs a $5 billion federal revenue plan with Ohio receiving $227.2 million and Hamilton County about $3 million the first year. Local concerns focus on commercial expansion and a 19 story elderly apartment project along with proposed post office consolidations and Hyde Park Plaza expansion, debated at the Greater Hyde Park Community Council meeting.
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Hamilton County
House
Ways and Means Committee
U.S. House
Senate
Ohio
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Lincoln Heights
Greater Hyde Park
Oakley
Hyde Park
East End
Hyde Park Plaza
D. Laird Blue
C.H. Mantle
Robert D. Hodory
Shaw
Michigan Aves
Erie Ave
Cye Landy Adertising
Zayre Department Store
Henry Stefanik
Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
Fairfax OK stage increase for village staff
The Village of Fairfax approved a seven percent salary raise for police and maintenance personnel including school crossing guards. An ordinance to establish the new pay scale was adopted.
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Fairfax
MDEA to Install Officers at Annual Banquet
Mariemont District Education Association will install new officers at its annual banquet on Tuesday May 9 at Terrace Park Country Club. Officers include Richard Barlow president elect Robert Einhaus Marilyn Kramer secretary and John Hoffman treasurer. Dr Stanley Hedeen of Xavier University will speak on Our Adent's Habitat.
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Mariemont District Education Association
Terrace Park Country Club
Richard Barlow
Robert Einhaus
Marilyn Kramer
John Hoffman
Treas
Stanley Hedeem
Xavier Uni
Purcell Band Dinner Set At Beverly Hills Club
Purcell High School Cavalier band and Purcell Cavalettes plan their annual dinner in the Crystal Room at Beverly Hills Country Club on Sunday May 7. Guest of honor and principal speaker will be Thomas A. Luken mayor of Cincinnati. Annual awards and next year band officers will be announced.
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Purcell High School Cavalier
Purcell Cavalettes
Crystal Room
Beverly Hills Country Club
Thomas A. Luken
Cincinnati
Anthony JT. Dittmeier
Grover
Lunken Airport Users Council reorganized into three groups
Lunken Airport Users Council has reorganized into three councils of airport affiliated businessmen meeting monthly at the Greater Cincinnati Arm y Club to advise Superintendent Robert Brown and the city. Members include operators aviators and aircraft owners with nine voting representatives and interim delegates serving as chair.
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Lunken
Robert Brown
Cincinnati City
Greater Cincinnati
Aeromarine, Inc
C. Donald Fairbanks
Cardinal Air Training, Inc
James Ross
Cencom 1, Inc
John Louchow
William Saari
Joseph Yuhasz
Walter Williamson
Eugene Dowers
Donald Reckers
Williamson
Walton Bachrach
Sounds of Withrow Annual Variety Show Planned
This week at Withrow High the school annual variety show runs May 4 5 and 6 in the school auditorium. Connie Atherton directs the pony chorus and Woodson Conway leads the school choir in selections from Kismet and the King and I. Linda Orth and Linda Meade perform dance numbers from Summer of 42 and Promenade in Springtime. Majorettes and drill team close with a patriotic number. Tickets are available in Room 114A or at the door.
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Sounds of
Withrow
Pony Chorus
Rockette
Connie Atherton
Woodson
Conway
Linda Orth
Linda Meade
Glenna Renfrow
Debbie McQueston
Pat Leslie
Kathy Powell
James W. Parke
Elston Hurst
Publicity Workshop Speaker Lineup Named by Theta Sigma Phi
John H. Wolf publisher of Cincinnati Suburban Newspapers Inc will speak at the fifth annual publicity workshop on Tuesday May 9 at Paillito's Town Hall downtown The session features local news media and aims to aid club and charity groups in publicizing to papers radio and TV outlets.
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John H. Wolf
Cincinnati Suburban Newspapers Inc
Theta Sigma- Phi
Womens Journalism Society
Paillito’s Town Hall
Mariemont Schools Propose 3 to 4 Percent Budget Cut
The Mariemont City School District plans a 3 to 4 percent expenditure reduction to maintain a balanced next year budget. Superintendent Robert Crabbs announced staff cutbacks by not replacing retirements, possible higher pupil teacher ratios, and reductions in speech, hearing and health services and other special programs.
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Mariemont City
Oder
Robert Crabbs
WML Ocu
Penn Central Railroad
Mariemont
Ohio
Penn Central
Mariemont Chief to Receive Police Award of the Year
Mariemont Police Chief Don Shanks will be honored at the seventh annual Police Appreciation awards banquet on May 16 at the Netherland Hilton. The event, sponsored by the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce with the Fraternal Order of Police Associates and the Citizens Police Association, notes Shanks for long running public service programs and efforts to improve law enforcement image.
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Mariemont
Don Shanks
Netherland Hilton
Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Fraternal
Order of Police Associates
Citizens Police Association
Wooster Pike Two Hour Parking Change in Mariemont
The village of Mariemont eases curbside parking on the south side of Wooster Pike between West Street and Bank Place to two hours. New street lights replace older boulevard lamps along Wooster Pike and Mariemont Square, improving illumination. CG&E cited replacement limits and upkeep shifts. Mayor Charles Straley urges residents to bag yard waste and avoid sweeping clippings into streets.
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Fairfax
Wooster Pike
West St
Bank Pl
Mariemont
Charles Straley
Mariemont Square
Cg&e
Echoes from the hills and city notices in brief
Echos from the hills highlights 807 DWI arrests since the city’s program began. Greater Hyde Park Community Council reports 40 new memberships to 366 total with 1.50 annual dues. Various local events include a May 18 talk at Hyde Park Literary Society and a clothing drive totaling 438 120 pounds, 16 percent below last year. Steamer Delta Queen welcome events announced. junior hospital volunteers sought.
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Cincinnati
GHPCC
Greater Hyde Park
United Clothing
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