Appointed to police advisory positions in Cincinnati
Five civilian consultants named to temporary staff posts by Police Chief Carl Goodin. Hyde Park residents William K. Clark and Mark Doherty join the program management bureau to advance the ComSec team policing project. Clark will study the personnel system while Doherty analyzes statistics to improve operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Hills
Carl. V. Goodin
Cincinnati
William K. Clark
Mark Doherty
Hyde Park
Police Foundation
Carl A. Lind
Clark
Xavier University
Syracuse University
Xavier
University of Cincinnati
U.S. Army
Ministry of War Veterans
Republic of Vietnam
Ruth
Doherty
Mariemont to Dedicate New Public Library Branch
The Mariemont branch of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County will be dedicated Sunday September 17 at 2 30 p.m. The 12th branch in 13 years opens the next day with open house to follow John T Nolan Jr library board president will accept a key from architect Jack E Hodell James R Hunt librarian will introduce staff and county officials including Robert A Wood Gilbert Bettman and Charles Straley plus Rev Terrence Williams and Mariemont Mayor Charles Straley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariemont
Pocahontas and Wooster Pike
Public Library
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
John T. Nolan, Jr
Jack E. Hodell
Baxter
Mariemont High School
Terrence Williams
James R. Hunt
Public Library of
Nolan
Robert A. Wood
Hamilton County Board of County Commissioners
Theo. Gilbert Bettman
Court of Common Pleas
Charles Straley
Mr. Hunt
Hyde Park Sidewalk Art Show Entry Deadline Set
Hyde Park Sidewalk Art Show organizers announce Friday September 15 as the entry deadline for the sixth annual event to be held Sunday October 1, 1972 from noon to 5 p.m. on Hyde Park Square. Applications have been mailed to previous entrants and new local artists may obtain forms at Hyde Park Square merchants or by writing to Hyde Park Square Art Show, P.O. Box 8948, Cin Ohio 45208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Minnich
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Square
Hyde Park Business Club
Cincinnati
P.O
Cin
Ohio
New pool proposed for Oakley in city budget
The Oakley Playground Mothers Club reports a new deep water pool for Oakley is in the capital improvement budget to be presented to City Council in December. The group spearheaded the inquiry after resident interest but says community support is needed beyond its limited members. The club will notify the Eastern Hills Journal of a hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Capitol
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
Oakley Playground Mothers Club
Mothers Club
Eastern Hills Journal
Neighborhood committee names two areas for study in city plan
Hyde Park leader J Gibbs MacVeigh of Determined Young Men sits on a 12 member panel appointed by Mayor Thomas Luken to choose two of three prototype areas for in depth neighborhood business district studies. The commission has examined problems and potentials in business zones and four uniforms worth 200 dollars were stolen from Withrow High School locker room. HUD pledges 50000 for the program while the city seeks 300000 from EDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gibbs MacVeigh
Hyde Park
Thomas Luken
City Planning Commission
League discusses Ohio juvenile justice consensus topics
Local units of the League of Women Voters plan a year opening discussion on Ohio juvenile justice. September meetings will cover the Ohio Revised Code community based alternatives to institutionalization and juvenile records standards. Info line provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lengues of Women Voters
Juvenile Justice System of
Ohio
Eastern Hills
Donald Bleznick
Elbrook
Irwin Stires
Charles Farber
Hyde Park
John Smale
James Beggs
Norbert Walz
Mariemont
Thomas Pontius
Grace Ave
Arnold Morelli
E. G. Couch
League
Classified ad proves effective in CSNI market
Jane Bruewer finds CSNI classifieds superior to large dailies. her furniture ad sold immediately at $1.25. She notes neighbors handle the deal, with the contact number 731-7170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bruewer
CSNI
Dial
Mariemont Library Dedication Program Details
The dedication at 2 30 p.m. features Mariemont High School band, invocation by Rev Terrence Williams, and remarks by James R Hunt of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County. Jack E Hodell presents the key to the new building, accepted by John T Nolan Sr as library board president. Open house 3 to 5 p.m.
Cincinnati School Lunch Program Extends Free Meals
The Cincinnati Board of Education announces a free and reduced price lunch policy for public school children unable to pay in full. Applications, reviewed by principals or pastors, accompany forms sent home. copies are available at each school and the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Board of Education
Board of Education
Jeannine
St. Mary
City seeks grant for Eastwood youth delinquency program
City Manager E. Robert Turner asks state justice division for a $32,990 grant to fund an Eastwood Village juvenile project serving 500 children and teens. City share would be $11,060 for the Duck Creek Road Eastwood Drive low rent development program target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Robert Turner
State Justice Division
Eastwood Village
Stwood Village
Duck Creek Rd
Eastwood Dr
Moonlight Sale at McAlpin's Kenwood Plaza
McAlpin's Kenwood Plaza hosts an annual moonlight sale this Thursday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. A three page section lists sale items. Early Bird specials run 10 a.m. to noon and Moonbeam specials are announced every 10 minutes starting 5:30 p.m. Most items come from regular stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlpin
Kenwood Plaza
Madisonville Festival Day Parade and Booths Planned
Community groups sponsor the Madisonville Festival Day with a parade starting 11 30 a m from Bramble Elementary School to Lyon Junior High. The Lyon PTA and Madisonville Coordinating Committee organize the event chaired by Lewis Johnson and Mrs Elmer Fobes. Curtis Johnson leads the parade. booth reservations are 271 6446.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony Church
Madisonville
Lyon
Grou
Bramble
Echoes from the Hills and City News Snapshots
Local items report CG&E dropping IT'S ACADAMIC due to rate access issues with the Ohio City Council and PUC. Campaign activity includes BICYCLE BRIGADES backing Col. Paul Fricker for Sheriff. Groundbreaking for Cincinnati Milacron expansion in Clermont County. K-9 Corps win national police dog title in Richmond. Xavier security chief Edward Turner noted retirement link to his wife's paper. Apologies issued for a misnaming at a Kidney Foundation booth during Oakley sidewalk sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cg&e
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Col
Paul Fricker
Hamilton
Fricker
Hamilton County
Edward Turner
Xavier University
Jeannette Turner
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Police Division
Xavier
Ed Turner
District Six
Virginia Ford
The
Kidney Foundation
Oakley
Gremlins
Todd
Ohio public school enrollments decline in coming year
State Superintendent Martin Essex reports the 1971 72 elementary and junior high count will fall from 1 454 299 to 1 429 840 while high school numbers rise from 720 094 to 738 534 Demand for blood donors is noted for Jerry Dollenmayer severely burned in a Hillsboro gas explosion and treated at General Hospital Cincinnati Nonpublic school enrollment is expected to drop from 296 500 to 278 800 with last year’s decline of about 42 000 not to be repeated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Martin W. Essex
Essex
State Department of Education
Division of Computer Services
Jerry Dollenmayer
Britton Ave
Madison Place
Hillsboro
Hillsboro District Hospital
Leare
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Williams YMCA Hosts First Invitational Handball Meet Since 1969
Williams YMCA announces its first invitational handball tournament since 1969. The event begins Friday September 15 at 6 p.m. with 32 entries and concludes with the final round Sunday September 17 at 4 p.m.
Fairfax Ford plant to install collectors for pollution compliance
The August monthly report from Southwestern Ohio Air Pollution Control notes Fairfax Ford will install mechanical collectors at their pew plant to meet pollution control regulations by October 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
John B. Palmer III
Dean Watkins
Robert Roncker
police/university consortium
William Clark
Pocahontas Ave
Wooster Pike
Satin Ball
Linwood RD
Mt. Lookout Sq
Dan Rusche
Withrow High School
Commission
Journal
Mt. Lookout
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
City
Economic Development Administration
the Diet Center
Linwood
Juvenile Justice
LWV
Eastwood
Dream House
Andy Krimimer
Todd Holzwarth
Jerry Kranz
Cincinnati Contractors Association
Walter Peoples Junior High
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Gene Mapes
Mark Gore
Paul Ahlert
Peoples
Cincinnati Milacron
Plastics Machinery Division
Afton
Clermont County
Circus
Cincinnati Gardens
Richmond
Williams Ymca
Ford
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