CD focus angers Shademoore residents
Residents of Shademoore Park oppose federal community development plans tied to HUD money for northern Anderson Township. The Regional Planning Commission study, announced April 12 and due by July, covers housing, transportation, sewers, land use, recreation and industry in Anderson Township, Newtown and nearby areas, aiming to map the future of Ancor Old Fort and Shademoore amid criticism they differ from other communities.
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Journal
Cincinnati
Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission
Little Miami
Newtown
Nt of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Mike Christiani
The
Regional Planning Commission
Little
Miami River
Ancor
Old Fort
Shademoore
Robert Deck
Walsh likely to replace Donaldson as Cincinnati city manager
Mt. Washington official Martin Pon Jr. notes Walsh as a top candidate to become Cincinnati city manager when William Donaldson leaves May 31 for the Philadelphia Zoo. Walsh, a deputy city manager and resident, faces a swift selection process, with council weighing a national search versus internal promotion. A hearing on Forest Park improvements is set for April 25, while Walsh says he would prefer a fair, expedited process and remains hopeful but cautious about his chances.
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Martin Pon Jr
Washington
Cincinnati
William V. Donaldson
Walsh
Donaldson
Queen City
Philadelphia Zoo
Wasigo Drive
Bibbie Steepe
Kenneth Blackwell
Blackwell
Philadelphia
United States
Ray
Dad
Farnsley L. Peters
Greater Minanesience of Commerce
Chambers
Journal carrier collection reminder and shoe discount
A note informs readers that collection week is upcoming for Journal carriers with doorstep pickups. It advises paying 60 cents and requesting a receipt offering a 4.00 discount toward any pair of shoes or boots at People’s Shoes, encouraging support for carriers’ additional commission.
Schools may get alarms to foil vandalism in district
Hills Schools move to install security systems at several campuses and expand community education to curb vandalism after 4200 dollars in damage at Sherwood Elementary. Board president William Kenemke and facilities chair Dacey will push the plan at the April meeting. Administrators note police are increasing patrols. two 15-year-olds were caught in Anderson Township after a break-in attempt at Wilson School. Parents urged to monitor children and report suspicious activity. campaign involves principals and PTA officials and seeks public awareness.
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Hills
William Kennemke
Dacey
D’s
Sherwood
Memke
Anderson and
Turpin
Ayer Elementary
Sherwood Elementary
Anderson Township
Wilson School
PTA
Ken Furrier
Tom Taylor
Forest Hills confront marijuana use in high schools
Forest Hills Schools face drug use among students with marijuana found in high school smoking areas. Board president William Memke estimates under 10 percent of 1,700 students may be users, while about 14 students have been suspended in three weeks. Officials note increased catching due to relocated outdoor smoking area. first offenses bring 5 to 10 day suspensions, second offenses lead to expulsion.
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Forest Hills
William Ken Memke
Memke
Pup
Anderson
Galienstein
Gallenstein
Forest Hills spring season brings amateur productions
Forest Hills notes preview local theater with several shows upcoming. Fine Lines lists early May Encore musical on page 11 and 20, My Fair Lady this weekend on page 3, and a 1979-80 school calendar on page 13. Page 4A covers Carrier of the Month. Paul Harvey discusses water-powered cars on page 12.
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My Fair Lady
Forest Hills
Paul Harvey
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