Mullenix named referee for new juvenile court branch
Charles Mullenix was announced as referee and William Ranaghan as presenter for a Hamilton County Juvenile Court branch in Anderson Township. Trustees praised all five candidates and will forward recommendations to judges David Grossman and Paul OConnor. The program, modeled on Sharonville, aims to cut local juvenile crime by handling delinquency, vandalism, shoplifting and drug abuse cases locally, with Mullenix noting vandalism as a growing concern.
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Charles Mullenix
William Ranaghan
Thomas Taylor
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Mullenix
David Grossman
Paul O’connor
John O'Brien
Dorsey
Ranaghan
O'Brien
Charles Stein
Sheriff's Department
Sharonville
Clermont County
Mullin
Cincinnati
Labor Day deadlines for Journal sections and ads
The Journal notes early deadlines due to Labor Day. News and classified submissions must arrive by 4 p m. Classified liner ads are due by 10 a m Thursday Aug 28. The publication thanks readers for meeting these deadlines.
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Fire at elementary school suspected arson near Sherwood Forest
A fire behind an elementary school at 7080 Grantham Way Sherwood Forest was contained to a small area with a broken window. Anderson Township Fire responded quickly and doused the blaze. authorities suspect arson and will continue the investigation. No damage estimate available.
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Summer Elementary School
Grantham Way
Sherwood Forest
Anderson Township
Beechmont Avenue survey deadline extended to Aug 29
Beechmont Avenue businessmen face a deadline extension to August 29 for a survey. Area Chamber of Commerce subcommittee member Tom Bisso says the effort seeks to uncover merchants' problems and collect feedback via questionnaires returned to 7039 Bridges Lane, 45230, by mail or drop-off or phone.
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Beechmont Avenue
Tom Bi
Area Chamber of Commerce
Bridges Lane
Trustees delay decision on land study in Hamilton Township
The Northern Tier Study on land uses for the northern township and Newtown faced 4-1 rejection by the PZC and was sent to trustees. At a late meeting, bids for road repairs were discussed while funding issues with CD money and HUD pressure were debated. The board planned to study Rosetree Lane cavity damage and approved transfers for Immaculate Lane and other roads, with the Putt-Putt eviction dispute and Zorba's liquor license hearing on the agenda.
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The
and Zoning Commission
Pachom
Newtown
PZC
Broadwell Road
Thomas
Ecement
Dorsey
John O’brien
Rosetree Lane
Immaculate
Lawistan Stanley
Martha Roa
Oatate
Salem Senior Center
Altea
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hamilton County
HUD
Queen City Metro
Fire destroys Mt. Washington home on Coffey Street
Raymond Hance watched his house at 6532 Coffey Street burn in Mt. Washington. Firefighters estimated damage between 13 000 and 20 000 dollars. JIM HUNT, a retired Cincinnati fireman, woke Hance and pulled him to safety, saving his life as Hance planned a weekend move after layoff from Crown Industries in Tampa.
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Raymond Hance
Coffey Street
Mt. Washington
Hance
Jim Hunt
Cincinnati
Hunt
The
Journal
Crown Industries
Tampa
Fla
This Week in Forest Hills Column Preview
A column about a French Quarter tour in New Orleans with tips, plus note of local girls soccer success in Fairfield. Mentions sports action and upcoming high school coverage on pages A-10 and A-11.
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