Bosses To Get Jaycee Explanation At Dinner Night
Franklin area Jaycees announce Bosses Night at 7 30 p m at Alfy's Restaurant Middletown Shopping Center. Employers will be honored as Boss Of The Year for supporting work hours donated to community projects. Gene Childress National Director Region III will speak. Larry Edwards chairs.
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Franklin
Jaycees
Alfy’s
Middletown
Gene Childress
Region III
Sharonville
Larry Edwards
Milk Shake Success at Valley View High School Cafeteria
In Germantown Valley View High School adds an ala carte line supervised by Mrs Lanora Longman. About 30 percent of students use it while 70 percent stay with the regular lunch line. The Spartan Special offers a mix of foods at a special price.
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Germantown
Valley View High School
Lanora Longman
Ward Lindenmuth
Valley View
Lindenmuth
Local Students to Perform at OWU Music Festival
Top music students from Lakota and Little Miami join 1,300 peers from over 100 Ohio high schools at Ohio Wesleyan University for the 24th annual OWU High School Music Festival. The event features a concert band, orchestra, 1000-voice chorus, and two new honors groups. The day includes rehearsals and a 7 p.m. concert at Gray Chapel open to the public.
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Lakota
Little Miami
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
OWU
Darrell Wood
Woods
William A. Bornemann
Earldeen A. Smith
Gray Chapel
Howard Pardee
Salem High School
Paul A. McEnderfer
Gordon Almstead
James McDonald
Drug Abuse Clinic Opens In Dayton
Ohio opens its fourth drug abuse clinic in Dayton with state officials predicting a 30 percent crime drop. Dr. Allen Zimmer, head of the Ohio Drug Abuse Commission, says 400 hardcore addicts will be treated in 24 months using methadone as a substitute therapy. Centers currently operate in Toledo, Columbus and Youngstown with plans for Cincinnati Akron and Mansfield.
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Dayton
Ohio
Allen Zimmer
Ohio Drug Abuse Commission
Toledo
Columbus
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Akron
Mansfield
Kings Island Cited As Threat To Scenic River
A federal report flags the Taft-Coney Kings Island amusement park under construction along the Little Miami River at Kings Mills as a major risk to river scenery. Ray Custer of Little Miami Inc. aims to secure a written pledge from Taft-Coney to protect the banks, while LMI pursues river status and buys land via a June tax sale with a $1300 fund.
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Federal
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Taft-Coney Kings Island
Little Miami
Kings Mills
Ray Custer
Little Miami Inc
LMI
Taft - Coney
Taft-Coney
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Culter
Congress
Morr Gets Ohio River Basin Post
Washington AP Nixon appoints Fred E Morr former director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources as chairman of the Ohio River Basin Commission Morr will oversee water resources planning in Illinois Indiana Ohio and Kentucky amid public pressure for better water use and pollution control Morr gained national reputation while serving under governor James A Rhodes
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Washington
Nixon
Fred E. Morr
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ohio River Basin Commission
Morr
Il-state
James A. Rhodes
Watchdog bird Hink killed during burglary at Greenville lumber firm
GREENVILLE Ohio AP Hink the mynah bird that guarded Ballinger Lumber Co for four years is dead killed by a burglar who broke in Sunday night and stole tools The bird owned by a company employee had previously thwarted burglaries and greeted intruders with a sharp hello
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Greenville, Ohio
Hink
Mynah Bird
Ballinger Lumber Co
College Night At Lebanon High
Lebanon High hosts College Night on February 2 in the high school cafeteria. Counselors present talks from four colleges about education paths including cooperative opportunities. Represented schools include the University of Cincinnati, Miami University, Wilmington College, Sinclair College, plus private liberal arts options. A Q and A session follows with refreshments provided.
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Lebanon
University of Cincinnati
Miami University
Wilmington College
Sinklair College
Modern car uses long electrical cable system
Report notes the new automobile employs 250 to 500 feet of electric cable in its wiring network, reflecting substantial harness complexity for early electric components.
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