Wait and see budget crisis hits local schools in 1981
Forest Hills School chief Bob Wolf warns of an uncertain 1982 budget as Ohio school funding debates loom. District treasurer Gail Fritz and successor William Deighan monitor July budget hearings and deadlines while cuts, freezes, and realignments aim to close a projected half million deficit. Wolf criticizes state politics and touts limited funding prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Fritz
Wolf
Tom VanMeter
Senate
Columbus
Richard Finan
Finan
John O’brien
65Th
Area growth marked by two openings and expansion
The region shows rapid growth as two local firms opened new offices on Roundbottom Road and began expansions. Hydro Products unveiled new facilities with Mayor John Russell and officials officiating, while King Pin Bowling Lanes started a Beechmont Avenue expansion adding ten lanes by September 1, joining 38 existing lanes.
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Newtown
John Russell
Hydro Products
John L. Roy
Stephen Kline
Roundbottom Road
Hydro
Golf Manor
Jim Lilze
Beechmont Avenue
Journalphoitos
Boehne
Volunteers provide patients with rides
Easy Riders Inc. seeks volunteer drivers to transport medically needy clients who lack transportation. Volunteers use their own cars or agency cars, with schedules ranging from on call to weekly. Many requests come from Mt Washington and Forest Hills. call 651 2871 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Carey
Easy Riders Inc
Ms. Carey
Clude
Mt. Washington
Forest Hills
CPR Classes Set in Cincinnati by Red Cross
Cincinnati Area Chapter of the American Red Cross offers a CPR course from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday July 11 at Chapter headquarters 720 Sycamore St downtown. For information or registration call First Aid Services at 579-3027 weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A small fee covers material costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Area
The
American Red Cross
Sycamore St
First Aid Services Department
Two Buckeye Boys State seniors win offices at BGSU
Two area high school seniors earned offices at the American Legion Buckeye Boys State conducted at Bowling Green State University. Jeff Raker of Anderson High was city solicitor and Jeffrey Akin of Turpin served as senator. Over 1,400 juniors attended the Ohio Legion school in self-government and politics. They formed two parties and resided in university dormitories, representing 27 cities across nine counties with access to government digests and a law library under numerous adult advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Buckeye
Bowling Green State University
Jeff Raker
Anderson High
Chester L. Raker
Strathcoma Drive
Jeffrey Akin
Turpin
Elmer Akin
Spinningwheel
Ohio American Legion
Ohio
Public Notices Guide for Meeting Announcements
Public notices guidance for sending meeting announcements to Datebook and The Journal. Instructions list the address 564 Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio 45244 for submissions. The brief suggests contacting local papers to publicize upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datebook
the Journal
Batavia Pike
Cincinnati
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A\2 JOURNAL
Bob Wolf
Dbstract
Fritz
William Deighan
Hamilton County
Joseph DeCourcy
VanMeter
Neek
Southgate
Kentucky
Mobil
Jay
Jay’s
St. Rt
Milford
St Susah Milford
Beechmont Ave
State Farm
Wayne Haupert
Speechmont Ave
8 Mile Rd
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
Pittsburgh Paints
Ans ' Creas
Salem Hardware
Beacon and
Salem
Batavia
Nursing & Convalescent Inn
Ted
State of Ohio
Batavia, Ohio
BOLCE
ALL Sanitas
Bank RD
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