Catholic Board Retains Local Pay Talks For Lay Teachers
Cincinnati archdiocese boards keep contract talks with lay teachers at the local school level. ALTA presses for unified salary schedules across 19 counties, arguing the board lacks control of funds and hiring. ALTA president Dan Boyle calls the stance an escape from responsibility and seeks negotiations soon.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Archdiocese Board of Education
Archdiocesan Lay Teachers Association
ALTA
Middletown
James O'Conner
Fenwick High School
Herman Kenning
O’conner
Dan Boyle
New Cable TV Ownership Faces City Meeting
City officials will meet next week with Tele-Communications Inc. of Denver, new owners of the local cable franchise, following a stock swap with Rust Craft Cables TV Co. of Steubenville. The exchange prompts possible contract amendments and FCC channel add-ons while antenna construction is set for next week.
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Tele-Communications Inc. of
Denver
Ine
Rust Craft Cables TV Co
Steubenville
Dale Helsel
Franchise Exchange
Rust Craft
Tele- Communication
Tilmon Ellison
Richard Clark
Helsel
Clark
Federal Communication Commission
FCC
Manchester Road
Arson Suspected In Smoky Shed Fire Here
Fire officials suspect arson in a 700 dollar blaze at a storage shed behind 123 Garfield Street yesterday afternoon. The one story frame building valued at 3000 dollars sustained interior and exterior damage as 4 31 p m alarms drew heavy smoke over First Avenue disrupting traffic.
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Garfield St
Paul Brooks
Central Ave
Beech St
Second Avenue
River Street
Sixth Avenue
River
Regional plants to clean Great Miami River eyed
Miami Conservancy District officials back a six-plant regional sewage plan to replace a dozen smaller plants. The proposal would route waste to regional facilities, upgrade existing plants, and aim for four freedoms from sludge, debris, oil, and odor. Public hearing drew about 40 attendees as the plan moves toward federal review.
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Steve Vorhis
Miami Conservancy District
Great
Miami River
Piqua
Troy
Vandalia
Tipp City
Moraine
West Carrollton
Franklin
Middletown
Hamilton
Fairfield
Biffert
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Miami
L. Bennett Coy
Coy
St Patrick parade bands to perform in Cincinnati
Lemon Monroe and Fenwick high school bands leave winter storage for Cincinnati sixth annual St Patrick's Day Parade. Fenwick drill team joins 40 bands. Parade steps off 2 30 from Union Terminal and runs routes along Lincoln Park Drive Central Parkway Plum Street Fifth Street and Sycamore Street. Grand Marshal is Thomas P. O'Brien. Parade theme Understanding Strengthens America. Televised 3 5 p m on channel 5.
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Lemon-Monroe
Fenwick
Cincinnati
St. Patrick's
No Dyed Chicks This Easter
Ohio officials ban dyed or colored rabbits and poultry under four weeks old. Gene Abercrombie, director of agriculture, cites last year's law restricting sale or distribution in small lots and requiring brooders or heating devices for young poultry.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gene R. Abercrombie
Downtown Businesses Seek Priority for New Mall Relocation
Eight downtown merchants including Weber's Cafe owner Bud Poynter seek priority relocation to the city mall site. Poynter plans Century Room with a 60 seat dining area and a 50 seat rear stag bar. The city extends its mall project timeline and begins land marketing for 24 parcels.
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Olvin W
Bud) Poynter
Weber's Cafe
Central Ave
Poynter
Mayers
Century Room
Century
Mall
Clinton Street
First
Central Avenues
R. Paul Christiansen
Central
Broad
Manchester Avenue
Christiansen
Airman dies in Dover crash and Scout honors
Airman First Class Edward J. Lindholm Jr. 19, formerly of Middletown, killed in an automobile accident at Dover AFB Delaware. He earned Eagle in 1965 and Religion in Life Award, active in Boy Scouts Troops 52 and 99. Survived by parents Karl and Victoria, siblings, and grandmothers. Mass to be held in Cincinnati with burial at St Joseph Cemetery.
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Edward J. Lindholm, Jr
Middletown
Dover Air Force Base
Delaware
Edward Linholm Sr
Mount Builder’s Area Council
The
McGraw
Butler County considers two new tax levies for services
Butler County voters may face two levies in November. A half mill for county welfare children's services would run five years, and a three tenths mill for mental health would provide matching state funds. Estimates project about 475000 and 277500 respectively in year one.
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Hamilton
Butler County
William E. Schaffner
Schaffner
J. Edward Swain
Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board
Special Police License Test Case Heard in Columbus
Retired Middletown officer Howard Watson faces a state hearing over his local special police license. Hearing officer Victor Krupman will rule after weeks of evidence. The case centers on insurance costs and a 1970 statute affecting local licenses.
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Middletown
Ohio
Columbus
Geraldletown
Howard Watson
Thomas Stubbs Jr
Russell
Tom Gentry
Ronald Sloan
State of
Watson
Krupman
Stubbs
Ball
City Commission J
Dale ‘Helsel
Sloan
Gentry
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Catholic Board
Boyle
Rogers
Finer
ETL
William Biffert
Weber’s
WEBER
Wall Alley
Central and
ST. Pats
America
Thomas P. O’brien
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Fred Sennet
Journal
Arthur F. Reiff
Ben Ligon
Gulf Service
N. Main St
Manchester
Klondikes
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