Bond call on Ohio River bridge bonds announced
FRANKFORT Ky AP The state highway department has called for redemption of 411000 in revenue bonds on the Ohio River suspension bridge linking Covington and Cincinnati Deputy Highway Commissioner Robert Bell said notices were sent for a January 1 call He noted investor demand and bond soundness prompted action Bondholders will receive face value plus 3 percent premium and six months interest leaving 1213000 owed on the project next Jan 1.
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Ohio River
Covington
Cincinnati
Robert Bell
Bell
30 Day Suspended Sentence for Franklin Driver
Franklin driver David Johnson received a 30 day suspended jail term after being convicted of fleeing the scene of an accident. Johnson was placed on one year probation by Judge J T Riley, also found guilty of driving left of center and no operator's license. Another driver, William McElwain, was fined and lost his license for 30 days after reckless operation, plus $50 in fines and costs. Additional court actions listed fines and costs for various offenses including no operator's license and unsafe operation in Middletown, Lebanon, Cincinnati, and Germantown.
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Franklin
David Johnson
Main Street
J. T. Riley
Johnson
William McElwain
Martz. Paullin Road
Creighton Valley
Lewis J St
Middletown
William Kronkite
Lisa Lane
Franklin Krumby
Dayton
Eugene Scott
Lebannon
Shirley Scott
Lebanon
Michael Faetta
Talton Drive
Duane Lowe
Cincinnati
Harold Perry
West Middletown
Jack Ertel
Germantown
Gene Kestler
James Ramsey
Battle Of Starlings Still Isn't Settled
Washington AP reports the White House has yet to resolve the long running starling problem. The National Park Service used taped tree sounds to deter birds on the lawn. The tactic reduced visits to dusk, but the starlings quickly adapted and numbers remain greatly diminished yet present.
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White House
Drug Firm Names New President in Cincinnati
Edmund R. Beckwith Jr. is named president and general manager of Wm. S. Merrell Co. Richardson Merrell Inc., parent company, announces the appointment amid trouble over Thalidomide and MER 29. Frank N. Getman remains as executive vice president.
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Cincinnati
Edmund R. Beckwith Jr
Wm. S. Merrell Co
Richardson-Merrell Inc
Reading
Frank N. Getman
Merrell
Richardson-Merrell
Clouds Comprised of Tiny Droplets That Do Not Fall
A statement notes that clouds consist of droplets too small to fall under their own weight, explaining why they remain suspended in the sky rather than precipitating immediately.
Barrel-Processing Plant At Overpeck Moves Ahead
General Cooperage Inc. plans a four acre expansion near Overpeck north of Hamilton to a one story 10 800 square foot building. The firm now at 1419 High St Hamilton will relocate next spring. Current staff of 16 expected to rise to at least 50 on completion. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of London and Petrolia Barrel Co Ltd of London Ontario.
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Hamilton
General Cooperage, Inc
Overpeck
General Cooperage
High St
Fred Quine
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Quine
London & Petrolia Barrel Co., Ltd
London
Ontario
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