Planning Commission to Meet More Often in City
City planning commissioners will meet twice a month starting this month to work on a revision of the 1963 master plan. Director R. Paul Christiansen said the process will set goals and review past policies with public hearings to follow. The study is expected to take about a year and include additional meetings and hearings before adoption.
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R. Paul Christiansen
Planning Commission
Christiansen
Registration Opens for Knothole Baseball and Ponytail League
The Madison Township Sports Club opens registration for boys seven to twelve and girls eight to twelve at Madison High School gym lobby Saturdays in February from 9 am to noon. Fees are five dollars. forms go home today. Norman Sampson leads the effort and seeks sponsors and coaches as plans include a PeeWee football league and a charity Bengals versus Madison faculty basketball game on March 31.
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Madison Towmship Sports Club
Madison High School
Land
Norman Sampson
West
Alexandria Road
Sampson
Cincinnati Bengals
Madison
Dinner Honoring JA Advisers Slated at Brown's Run
Ninety advisers to twenty two Junior Achievement companies will be honored at a dinner and dance Saturday February 26 at Brown's Run Country Club. Chester Hodges CG&E Northern Division manager and JA Advisers Committee chairman said the event pays tribute to volunteer adults guiding local teenagers in operating their miniature corporations. Advisers and their spouses are guests of counseling firms in appreciation of their efforts to show youth that business is concerned with national problems.
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Connie Back
Dickey Road
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Madison High School
Madison Boosters
Brown's Run Country Club
Chester Hodges
Cg&e Northern Division
Jas Counseling Firms and Advisers Committee
Medication Said Factor In Crash
A 19-year-old motorist in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after a collision with a vehicle driven by a man under the influence of Parkinson's medication. Richard Bush of 410 Cribbs Ave. suffered serious injuries. Winfred Cottle, 56, of Mt Renee Drive, appeared not alert and was cited for failure to yield. Damage estimated at $1,000 to Cottle's car and $400 to Bush's.
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Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Richard Bush
Cribbs Ave
Middletown Hospital
University Boulevard
Aberdeen Drive
Winfred Cottle
Mt Renee Drive
Cottle
Bush
Hughes
Richard M. Nixon
Trans World Airlines
FCC allows limited import of nonlocal signals by cable TV
The FCC approved rules letting cable operators import nonlocal programs into major markets while avoiding duplication with local stations. The 42 vote favors growth in rural areas and smaller cities, though critics warn of ad revenue losses and industry overreach. Commissioner Johnson opposed, joined by Lee, citing rushed action and unequal impact.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Times cites excerpts from Hughes autobiography dispute
The New York Times published what it said were excerpts from Howard Hughes autobiography amid claims by Irving’s manuscript that Hughes helped prepare it. Excerpts depict Hughes as bitter and vulgar with remarks about Nixon, Maheu, Sinatra, and sexual exploits, with the Times noting omissions and denials from Hughes associates.
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NEW York
The
New York Times
Howard Hughes
the Times
Clifford Irving
Hughes
Times
Ington
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Nixon
Hughes Tool Co
F. Donald Nixon
Robert Maheu
Frank Sinatra
Maheu
Hollywood
Hughes’ Enterprises
Nevada
Sinatra
Kennedy May Interview UC Cancer Patients
Kennedy seeks access to surviving patients of a UC Medical Center whole body radiation program amid controversy over using cancer patients as guinea pigs for Pentagon research. GAO audits DOD funding. university warns patient protection and possible testimony limitations.
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Pentagon
General Accounting Office
Congress
DOD
Kennedy
GAO
Ion
Dr. Bennis
General
Jackie Onassis to testify in nonjury suit against photographer
New York AP Jacqueline Onassis plans to testify at the nonjury trial opened Feb 14 over a $1.3 million damage suit by a freelance photographer. Judge Irving Ben Cooper will hear the case, aiming for neutral handling of her identity.
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New York
Jacqueline Onassis
Simon Rifkind
Thursiday
Onassis
Ronald E. Galella
John
Caroline
Galella
Secret Service
U.S. District Court
Irving Ben ‘Cooper
Cooper
John F. Kennedy
Pianist to headline Cincinnati Symphony concert series
Franklin reports added attraction for the March 13 Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concert as pianist Jean Kirster will perform along with the Cincinnati Woodwind Quintet. Ticket sales exceeded the $6,000 goal with about $6,500 sold by last Tuesday and aims for $7,000. Tickets available until Saturday night. no at-door sales. Patron $15, general $7.50, student $5. First concert opens the series with the full orchestra at the high school.
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Franklin
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Charles Anglesby
Jean Kirster
Cincinnati Woodwind Quintet
Miss Kirster
Anglesby
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Clarence Hakanson
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Aberdeen
University Blvd
Nicholas Johnson
Las Vegas
Irving
New York Daily News
Nina van Pallandt
Mexico
Los Angeles Times
Daily News
Jackie
Cribbs Avenue
Miami
Shirley Verrett
Metropolitan Opera
Miami University
Millett Assembly Hall
Millett Hall
Girard Ave
Harold L. Agee Insurance Agency
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