Redistricting topic for Forest Hills schools discussed at public meeting
Superintendent Robert C. Wolf and the Forest Hills Board of Education schedule a special public meeting at 7:30 p.m. June 11 in Anderson High School cafeteria to present redistricting plans for the 1973 74 year. The plan includes adding two new schools, Turpin Middle School and Ayer Elementary, with future high school redistricting in 1975 after a $5.7 million bond. Regular board session moved to June 25 at 8 p.m. due to the special meeting.
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Robert C. Wolf
Forest Hills Board of Education
Anderson High School
Wolf
Turpin Middle
Bartels Rd
Ayer
Forest Rd
Turpin Middle School
Newtown
Anderson Township
Pete Parian
Parian
Supt
County Engineers Office
Don Papner
Newtown Rd
Clough Pike
Moeller Council Knights of Columbus
Turpin
Superintendent Worries Over Rebuilding Bus Access
Forest Hills Schools Superintendent Bob Wolf warns Will Bartels must be rebuilt quickly to ensure bus use resumes. Officials assess timelines and transportation impact for students.
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Bartels
Trustees seek more parks for eastern Hamilton County
Anderson Township Trustees at their May meeting unanimously voted to request more park land in eastern Hamilton County. They approved writing the Hamilton County Park Board to urge action citing OKI standards and population growth projections showing a need for hundreds of acres of open space by 1980 and 1990.
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Anderson Township
Hamilton County
Joe Maddux
Hamilton County Park Board
OKI
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana Regional Planning Authority
National Park and Recreation Assn
Daniel Wolfangel
Journal Night at Gleneste Speedway Set With Prizes
Sunday night features $1 off two general admission tickets and a Spring Figure 8 Championship. Prizes include future race passes, a Gleneste jacket, dinner tickets, and more as announced by owner Francis Rapp. Invaders Jim Curry and Bruce Merz join hometown favorites John Magavin, Nick Longano, and Ron Baker in a packed card.
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Gleneste Speedway
Francis Rapp
Jim Curry
Norman
Ind
Bruce Merz
Cleves
John Magavin
Nick Longano
Glen Este
Ron Baker
Milford
Curry
Merz
Longano
Magavin
Baker
Baldy McLaren
Highland
Quail Run Condominiums Proposed in Anderson Township
A $6 million 173 unit condominium project named Quail Run is proposed by Community Builders for a 33 acre site in Anderson Township near Five Mile Road and Beechmont. The plan includes underground utilities, extensive landscaping, and common recreation facilities with prices from 29000 to 37000. The proposal requests rezoning to a planned unit development with final decision by Hamilton County Commissioners.
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Community Builders
Cincinnati Builders and Developers
Anderson Township
I-275
Anderson Connector
Hamilton County
Cincinnati Garden Club
Quail Run
Cincinnati
Pansiera Dohme Tilsley & Co
Thomas W. Clements
Margaret C. Strachley
Five Mile Rd
Beechmont
Anderson Township Receives New 1250 GPM Pumper
Seagrave Fire Apparatus, Inc. delivers a diesel 1250 GPM pumper replacing a 1952 model. The $41,269 unit first ran last Thursday to flush gasoline near Wolfangeland State after a crash. Fire Chief Ed Stagnaro coordinated delivery for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Township
Wolfangeland State
Seagrave Fire Apparatus, Inc
Ed Stagnaro
RPC approves Towne substitution for 25 apartments instead of 25 houses
The Regional Planning Commission recommends approval of a modification by Towne Properties to add 50 apartment units and remove 21 single family lots on Forest Rd and Strathcoma Drive while leaving 14 acres of open space undeveloped. The plan includes sewer capacity, potential land donation for a park, and a legal agreement to cover future utility improvements. A public hearing is set for 2 p.m. June 14 in Room 224 Courthouse.
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Hamilton County , Regional Planning Commission
RPC
Towne Properties, Inc
Rural Zoning Commission
Forest Rd
Strathcoma Drive
Metropolitan’ Sewer District
Towne
Retiring Lunken ATC Chief Warns FAA Rules May Hamper Flying
Wesley A Schafer longtime Lunken Airport air traffic chief warns FAA rule changes and possible federal actions could raise equipment costs and reduce operational flexibility. He retires June 9 after 29 years guiding Lunken's tower and 15 air traffic officers handling over 170000 landings. He recalls wartime service with the Eighth Air Force in England and two B 24s shot down during pre invasion bombing.
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Wesley A.schafer
Edmund H. Lunken
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Schafer
Lunken
Columbus
Army Records
Air Corps
Ft. Mead
North Africa
Eighth Air Force
England
London
Cincinnati
Norbert E. Meyer
Dyer Ave
Gene L. Buckley
Turnkey Ct
James Lewis Jr
Prilla Ln
Frank J. McKenzie
Sigma
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Project Ohio Historical Society
Bob Wolf
Forest Hills
Wolfangel
Bob Dorsey
Blue Orchard
Shady Pine Drive
Grandle Court
Gungadin
Tom O'Shanter
Robert Sheldon
Ben Cunningham
Survey
Ohio Insurance Inspection Office
Forest Hills Journal
Beechmont Avenue
Church
Harvey, Paul
Stephen Women’s
Wrightings
Georgetown
OK of Towne
Ort
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