District Six Appoints Sgt Horstman to Lead Crime Prevention
Sgt. Charles Horstman, with nine and a half years in Cincinnati Police, is assigned to District Six crime prevention. Police Chief Carl V. Goodin says sergeants will train citizens to recognize report and curb crime, while building trust through personal contacts. Horstman, a widower with two children, joined in 1963 and is pursuing a management degree at UC evening college. He has served in multiple districts and the traffic bureau, and will attend community meetings and local security inspections. The district begins a four week course at the University of Louisville’s National Institute on Crime, funded by a 102000 dollar Law Enforcement Assistance Act grant.
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Charles Horstman
Cincinnati
Carl V. Goodin
U.C. Evening College
Sgt. Horstman
St. Xavier High School
Xavier University
Michigan State University
National Institute On Crime
University of Louisville
Law Enforcement Assistance Act
Lawrence Scott
John Taylor
District Seven
Freddie Stonestreet
District Six
Milton Dills
Paving the Pike Plan in 1939 Madison Place meeting
A 1939 Madison Place Improvement Association meeting discussed paving Plainville Pike now Plainville Rd. in Madison Place with O T Egolf as secretary. Hyde Park Art Show on Hyde Park Square Oct 1 from noon to 5 sponsored by the Hyde Park Business Club with Sept 15 entry deadline.
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Madison Place
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Square
Hyde Park Business Club
P.O
Withrow Vocational Center and Stadium Underway at School
Construction on the $6.7 million Withrow High School Vocational Center proceeds with phase one, targeted for January 1974 completion. The 50 year old Withrow Stadium is being rebuilt after city condemnation, with straight seating ready for this season and the horseshoe section hoped completed before bad weather. The stadium cost $190,710, funded from school money and state aid, while the vocational center is funded by the board through the Courier Technical High School sale proceeds.
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Withrow High School
Withrow
Charles Johnson
Business Department
Board of Education
Courier Technical High School
James Kinne
Education Center
Cos
Vocational Center
CGE Increases Oakley Substation Capacity in 1972 Project
Cincinnati Gas and Electric launches a 1.5885 million dollar program to upgrade the Oakley Substation at 3365 Madison Rd. The work adds a 138000 volt circuit a 69000 volt circuit and several 13200 volt lines with automatic voltage control. Completion is set for winter 1972 to boost eastern metropolitan capacity.
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Cincinnati’ Gas and Electric Company
Oakley
Madison Rd
Cg&e
Pat Thornberry
Choice Box Seats Draw for Free Reds Tickets
Winners will receive free Reds tickets through a CSNI classifieds promotion. Participants are urged to check the CSNI listings for entry details and eligibility.
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Reds
CSNI
Laser Safety Short Course At Shriners Burns Institute
Dr. Leon Goldman of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center directs the third annual short course on practical laser safety. The program is organized under UC auspices and is held at Shriners Burns Institute.
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Leon Goldman
Madison Rd
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
Shriners, Burns Institute
University of Cincinnati
Local Classifieds Sparked Countless Calls for Ads
Amused sellers Vicki Pergrem and David Grouw report an extraordinary influx of responses to their ads. Grouw says he achieved the desired price for his bedroom furniture while Pergrem notes a vast turnout, claiming it felt like 50 000 people called for babysitting. Dial 731 7 1 70.
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Vicki Pergrem
David Grouw
David
Vicki
CSNI
Turner retires after 22 years with CSNI journals
Jeannette Turner, longtime associate editor and well known Eastern Hills journalist, retires this week after 22 years with CSNI papers including The Journal Norwood Enterprise Hilltop News and Northeast Suburban Life. She and husband Ed plan winters in Florida and summers in Kentucky. Her family includes police officers and printers, plus 13 grandchildren.
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Jeannette Turner
Eastern Hills Journal
Cincinnati Suburban Newspapers Inc
Turner
Jean
Xavier University
Florida
Crittenden
Jean Turner
Cincinnati
CSNI
the Journal
Norwood Enterprise
Hilltop News
Northeast Suburban Life
Journal
Madisonville
Eugene Lang
General Electric News
Bob Wiebold
Irve
Larry
Richard
Cincinnati Daily Newspapers
Eugene
Turners
Eastern Hills
Dean
Fulton J. Sheen
Hollywood
Yars
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Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Dublin Rd
Columbus
Mariemont
Jack Delany
Fountain Square
San Diego
Padres
Cincinnati Archdiocesan
Family Life Bureau
St. Peter In Chains
McAlpin’s
Miami Beach
Las Vegas
Congress
Supreme Court
American Federation of Police
Association
Linwood
Mt. Lookout Sq
Gem Lady Slim 'N Swim Club
Cate
Kendall Ave
Dana
Wood
Graphic Arts
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Peoples Junior High School
McClorey Associates
Schweitzer Construction Company
Robert Lowe
Army
John W. Lakeman
Giles A.lakeman
Simpton St
Fairfax
Army Training Center, Armor
Ft. Knox
5Th Brigade
St. Lakeman
Mariemont High School
Cg&E’s
Dude Ranch
Mt. Washington
By Bob Wiebold
Ed Turner
Raymond Turner
Dave
U.S. Postal Department
Ray
Sir Prise
Joseph Arlinghaus
Lois
Mt. Lookout
District Three
Norbert Lang
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