Cincinnati Health Dept Pushes Fireworks Safety Reminders
The Cincinnati Health Department urges fireworks safety amid a statewide campaign. Dr. Stanely E. Broadnax notes risks to children and warns Ohio law bans consumer use of class C fireworks including fountains candles splinters wheels Roman candles and rockets. Spectators should stay in designated areas and avoid taking unexploded devices home.
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Cincinnati
Stanely E. Broadnax
California
Anderson Oester hit big time news
Journal report by Ed Wright Jr notes Anderson Township gaining national buzz after Sports Illustrated mentions Reds second baseman Ron Oester. A four color SI photo shows Oester and a nursery school child at Town and Country Day Care Center 7826 Beechmont Ave Forestville. Center owned by the Jesters and another couple.
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ED Wright, JR
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Anderson Area
Anderson Township
Cincinnati
Anderson
Reds
Ron Oester
Julianne
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Forestville
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WERP IN Cincinnati TV move discussed with family ties
A national publication sparks talk about Oester's impact with the Reds and whether Anderson Mt Washington will pick up the label like Pete Rose. Irma Guntzelman praises the WERP show moving to Wednesday nights while her son Dan Guntzelman writes for the program.
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Reds
Anderson- Mt. Washington
Pete Rose
Western Hills
Werp
Cincinnati
Irma Guntzelman
State Road
Anderson Township
Dan Guntzelman
Marine Sutherland
the Journal Staff
Guntzelman
CCC Budget Cut Sparks Government Reform Debate
Senator Richard H Finan reports the Civilian Conservation Corps funding ends as federal support vanishes. He notes the CCC cost per member could have funded Harvard attendance, limousine travel, and Rome trips. The Senate passes S B 49 boosting per child education board expense from 50 to 75 cents, citing inflation. School board members receive no pay.
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Richard H. Finan
Ohio Senate
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Harvard
Rome
Board of Education
Public Forum Corrects Baseball Career Details
Richard Dotson corrects the Journal on his high school graduation year 1977 not 1976 and notes four summers at home instead of six. He also fixes the baseball strike free agency quote, stating the Supreme Court granted six years before free agency, not a one year without a contract.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Richard Dotson
Forest Road
Staffer salutes area in saying goodbyes
Marine Sutherland, a Journal staffer, bids readers farewell and recalls 15 months of reporting. He notes area growth, key stories like the Anderson Library opening, the Harold Bissantz trial, the 1980 election, and a celebrated Blue Ribbon paper award.
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Anderson Library
Harold Bissantz
Ohio lawmaking tally shows 26 bills in three days
In three days the Ohio House considered 26 measures including 22 bills, one resolution, and three Senate concurrences. Major actions included Sub House Bill 530 authorizing up to 432.75 million in obligations for facilities for the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, and Am Sub H B 357 raising beer age to 19 while eliminating 3.2 percent beer.
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Ohio House
Senate
Shoemaker
Ohio Building Authority
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Am. Sub. H.B
Reagan relief through regulatory reform summarized
Rep Bill Gradison argues federal rules burden the economy and raise costs. He notes regulatory relief under the Reagan administration including a task force report promising billions in savings, a reduced Federal Register, and tighter executive order oversight. Proposals like the Administrative Rulemaking Reform Act and Sunset Review Act aim to empower Congress to veto or review federal rules and programs.
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Bill Gradison
Ohio First District
Congress
Federal Register
Reagan
George Bush
Executive Branch
House of Congress
Water line extension debate in Anderson Township
Residents along Eight Mile Road and Kellogg Avenue split on a 442,228 water main project with a 23.50 per foot assessment plus a 545 tap fee. 28 of 43 property owners support the service while some fear the cost, including Milton Zeter who faces a 3400 bill. The Hamilton County Park District and a florist will cover about 45 percent of costs as objections must be submitted in writing within five days.
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Eight Mile Road
Kellogg Avenue
Anderson Township
Hamilton County
Robert Kelly
County Department of Public Works
Kelly
Milton Zeter
Kellogg Ave
Zeter
Alan Montague
County Public Works
Holiday deadlines tighten for Journal issues around Fourth
The Journal sets earlier deadlines for its July 3 and July 7 issues due to Independence Day. Classified line ads close Tuesday at 3 p.m. for July 3, while display ads close June 29 at 4 p.m. News ads close June 30 at noon. For the July 7 issue, classified line ads close Friday at 3 p.m., display ads Thursday at 2 p.m., and news on Wednesday at 9 a.m.
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