New policy shields teens from minor misdemeanor records
Anderson Township introduces a voluntary summons option for youthful offenders. Sheriff may issue voluntary or involuntary summons with hearings not recorded officially, aiding court focus on repeat offenders and allowing potential nonrecord expungement. The policy, effective July 1, involves sheriff, trustees and Juvenile Court referee Charles Mullenix, and applies to all youths who commit minor acts in area including nonresidents.
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Youngsters cool off as heat hits humid 80s in Mt Washington
In Mt Washington on a hot Wednesday, youths seek relief from the humid 80s. Chris Short, 14, leaps from a pool diving board on Salem Road while Nikki Cumby, 2, practices holding her nose at the Mears Avenue pool. Journal photos by Soller.
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Newtown Council Member Carol Blum Resigns
Carol Blum, 29, resigns from Newtown council at Tuesday meeting after buying a home in Northside and planning July move. Mayor John Russell seeks replacement within 30 days from June 30 effective date. Blum had been appointed in July 1979 and would have faced November election. She enjoyed her term citing rezoning, land use ordinance, and police salaries as highpoints.
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Township eyes fire lane on Robinway drive
Lois Duffus urged Sherwood Forest residents to designate a fire lane on Robinway Drive between Grantham Way and Moorfield after a pedestrian injury. Trustees will ask the county sheriff traffic bureau to assess needs while Sgt. Stein and Fire Chief Cooper plan another site check.
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Stanbery free concerts debut July 8 in Mt. Washington park
Stanbery Park hosts the first of six free summer concerts in Greater Cincinnati starting July 8 at 7:30 p.m. through Aug. 12 with a Carmen opera opening led by Paul Zappa and narrated by Bob Jones. The Cincinnati Musicians Association backs the project with funding and multiple sponsors support the $100,000 program.
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Newtown voters to decide tax levy renewal
Newtown voters will face a November ballot question renewing the 2.55 mill levy for fire equipment maintenance. Council approved placing the levy on the ballot, with an August 4 filing deadline for the election. The village also passed a $300,000 Community Improvement Corporation bond issue to aid Hydro Systems. Liability insurance will rise to $1 million at an annual cost of $4,700. The clerk-treasurer post will remain open after Busse’s June 30 departure. The fire department will burn two structures this summer for training. Two residents sought relief from orders, one about junk cars on SR 32 and another about weed removal on Main Street. Legal fees of $2,750.20 will be paid to the city solicitor. Friday, July 3 was designated a paid holiday, and mileage allowance rose to 20 cents per mile.
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Weekend News Roundup from Forest Hills
Community notes and updates from Forest Hills including a brief People in News section and a Sports roundup. Advertising and classifieds deadlines shift due to the Fourth of July holiday with adjusted submission times for Friday July 3 and Tuesday July 7 issues.
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