Cincinnati Council weighs land offer for JFL soccer field
University of Cincinnati owns undeveloped land on Erie Avenue that could become a five year one dollar lease soccer field with up to fifteen thousand dollars reimbursement for development. Recreation Commission director says soccer demand outpaces facilities and a citizen task force is to review parks open spaces and recreation. City Manager Turner asked finance committee to examine the proposal led by Councilman Luken.
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Erie Ave
Arburg
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
University of Cincinnati
JFL Corporation
JFL
Recreation Commission
E. Robert Turner
Robert Burdett
Area Five
Hyde Park
Cincinnati
Artlett
City Council
Thomas Luken
Public invited talk on drug abuse and Hyde Park candidate forum
Notre Dame Club of St. John Vianney Church hosts 8 p m presentation by Fairfax Police juvenile officer Chuck O B rian at Madison Place. He will show a drug abuse film and display drugs. Hyde Park Residents Association plans Oct 15 candidates night inviting city council and school board hopefuls to answer prepared questions on schools and zoning.
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Jim Brockhoff
Monica Nolan
Hyde Park
Astrodome
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Brockhoff
St. Mary’s Church
Mike Geraci
Tim Geraci
John Peckskamp
Joe Foley
St. Charles
Chuck O’brian
Fairfax Police
Notre Dame Club
St. John Vianney Church
Madison Place
O’brian
Norwood Indians and Purcell Cavaliers Renew Grid Rivalry
Opening night of the 1973 grid campaign features a revived Norwood Indians versus Purcell Cavaliers rivalry. Purcell, led by coach George Carl, returns seven starters on defense and uses Co Captain Tom Roebel as a two way standout. Norwood, under coach Pat Orloff, fields QB Mike Smith and backs Mike Montgomery and Mark Gess with 15 returning starters as both teams seek a rugged season and first win in the series since 1928.
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Indians
Purcell
Cavaliers
Roebel
Brian McKeown
Cavs
Pat Orloff
Mike Smith
Mike Montgomery
Mark Gess
Bob Spiegel
John Cholkas
Chuck Noland
Joe Bockerstette
Lonnie Johnson
Greg Utter
Norwood High Stadium
Woman killed in Hyde Park charged man in manslaughter
Thelma Tribble, 3709 Michigan, was shot at her Cincinnati home on August 30. Walnut Hills resident Ben Duke, 37, of 628 Wayne Street, has been charged with manslaughter after a quarrel at the address. Detective Pete Thompson identified the weapon as a .3 caliber pistol.
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Thelma Tribble
Michigan
Cincinnati
Pete Thompson
Miss Tribble
Ben Duke
Wayne St
Oakley petitions keep Wardlaw as Oakley assistant principal
Oakley residents and the Oakley School P T A gathered over 800 signatures to keep Everett Wardlaw as assistant principal for another year after plans to transfer him. The Cincinnati Board of Education indicated it would grant an exception, allowing Wardlaw to remain at Oakley until retirement.
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Everett Wardlaw
Oakley School
Wardlaw
P.T.A
Wanda Arnold
Cincinnati Board of Education
Marianna Brown
Cincinnati Board of Education Communications Office
Arnold
Donald
Kate March Joins CSNI Newspapers
Mrs. Kate March editor of the Price Hill News for five years joins Cin emen Suburban Newspapers Inc. She is an ONWA member and ex education writer for Greenhills Journal. Awards include ONA for quadruple murder coverage and editorial writing. Brooklyn native educated at Brooklyn College Tampa University and George Washington University.
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Cinemen Suburban Newspapers Inc
Price Hill Paper
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Greenhills Journal
Ohio
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Children’ S House
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Ohio Newspaper Association
ONA
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Brooklyn College
Tampa University
George Washington University
Clearwater Sun
Florida
At the
Sea Theon
Lawton Morning News
Lawton
Oklaing
Japan
At March
Development Agineer
Kenner
Newsprint Shortage Impacts Local Paper
Nationwide shortage of newsprint threatens reduced content this newspaper may edit submissions to fit space. Readers, businesses, and contributors are asked to cooperate until supply stabilizes.
Board split over new policy stalls transfers
At the August 27 board meeting Waldrip argued against the pro new policy as members said it was vague. The board voted four to three to retain the current policy and deny transfers. Late that night Ronald Temple changed his stance, tipping the vote to four to three in favor of the change. A special meeting was set for 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday September 4 to discuss assistant principal assignments and related policies.
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Board of Education
Waldrip
Ronald Temple
Lay principal named at St. Mary School Hyde Park Ronald G Alyward
Ronald G Alyward 27 of North College Hill named first lay principal at St Mary School Hyde Park succeeding Sister Jean nine. Appointed by St Mary Parish Board of Education and Rev John Cunningham he was previously assistant principal at St Peter and Paul School Norwood with about 180 pupils. Pupil roster at St Mary is 401. He holds a psychology degree from Xavier University and is pursuing a masters in elementary administration there. Married to Alice Jean he has one child and served as a CAPO in the U S Army with Vietnam era duty.
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North College Hill
Jeannine
Trinity College
Aylward
St. Mary Parish
Alice Jean
U.S. Army
Propagadevelomane
Vietnam
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