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Newspaper

Northeast Suburban Life

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1977

Page

1

FAA Blocks Turn-Right Rule In Blue Ash Airport Case

Federal court keeps Blue Ash airport controversy in limbo as FAA seeks restraining order against the turn-right flight rule. Judges Hogan and Winter have already halted enforcement while parallel state actions proceed. Filed suits by City of Cincinnati airport owner, regional authority, and four pilots seek injunctions. motion for reconsideration set for Sept. 8.

Laurie Petrie Cincinnati Blue Ash U.S. District Court Hogan Lastlw Federal Aviation Authority FAA Blue Ash Hogan Common Pleas Court Common Pleas Regional Airport Authority Cooperator Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Ralph Winter Winter Vic Suhm Lawrence Kane Blue As Robert Brigham William Morrissey Leonard Ceruzzi

Montgomery to Hear Drainage Plan At Special Meeting

Montgomery Planning Commission will hold a special meeting on Tuesday September 6 at 7 30 p m to discuss Swaim Field drainage matters and an overall drainage plan funding timetable. Chairman Rol Moore says administration action and earlier citizen flooding complaints shape the discussion. The panel will also review a nursing home proposal and a planned development at the Cross City Highway site.

Montgomery Swaim Paul Brothers Company Moore City Hall Eec

Blue Ash Sets Community Day Picnic With Music And Fireworks

The City of Blue Ash hosts community day on September 10 at the city center grounds 4343 Cooper containing a 6 to 6 30 p.m. performance by Professor Pryor followed by Hayride Boys toe tap dance music then Haymarket Riot 50s style rock and roll. Fireworks start at 9 30 p.m. Admission is free with Blue Ash Montgomery Life Squad selling grilled brats and sides 3 30 to 9 30 p.m. Proceeds fund a new ambulance.

Thes Blue Ash Cooper Professor Pryor Hayride Boys Haymarket Blue Ash-Montgomery Life Squad

Inside Lite Clubs Preview New Season Abroad

The article notes ongoing preparations by Inside Lite Clubs for a fresh season with young volunteers aiding efforts in Guatemala. It highlights sports coverage on pages 6 and 7, a film review by Hagerty on page 9, and a feature on newsmakers following parental influence on page 10.

Nephew Walks for Water From Guatemala to Rabinal

Eddie Fischer a Georgetown student and Jesuit hopeful walks 2900 miles from Guatemala to Newtown Square to raise funds and drill wells for Rabinal. He aims to build a water system and health center with his brother Mark advancing media outreach and volunteers.

Mary Heath South Ikley Cir Silverton Guatemala Central America Eddie Fischer Newtown Square Enn Eddie Rabinal Fischer Georgetown University Mark Georgetown Bulding Fellowship of Christian Athletes Brother Mark Rotary Club Cincinnati

Sycamore district reopenings set full day for all grades

Sycamore schools start with full days for all grades except kindergartners. Bus routes and homeroom assignments posted by Sept. 2 noon. Start times vary by school, with elementary at 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Greene Middle 8:10 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., Sycamore Junior High 8:15 a.m. and 3:08 p.m., and Sycamore High School 7:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Students should await buses 45 minutes early.

Sycamore Blue Ash Maple Dale Montgomery Greene Middle Sycamore Junior High Sycamore High School Companys

Filing deadline nears for school board seats in several districts

Aug 25 marks filing deadline as three seats open per district. In Sycamore incumbents A Craig Kennedy and Russell Adams listed with addresses. Trailside candidates David Hoffland Bett Pecely and Harry Friedhoff. Indian Hill incumbents Alvin Barrows Philip Casper Jean Pappas with listed addresses. Mikira Ron Reynolds and Newton Baker running while Frank Bostwick Susan Bolsinger not up. Deer Park incumbents Ethelyn Boyd David Schiebel Harold Ellis with seats held by Quentin Staley Dale Junker not open.

Sycamore A. Craig Kennedy Pfeiffer Russell Adams Trailside David Hoffland Shadowhill Bett Peecely Jolain Dr Harry Friedhoff Conjoy Donn Hershberger Zig Zag Edwin Korengel Indian Hill Alvin Barrows Naoer Dr Philip Casper Shang Elizabeth Croskey Pepperell Sn Jean Pappas Stoneham Pl An Jobn Oli Brittany David Bell Buddy Mack Mikira Ron Reynolds Berwood Dr Newton Baker Coachlite Way Elizabeth Forg N. Timberlane Frank Bostwick Miami Ave Susan Bolsinger Sycamorehill la Deer Park Ethelyn Boyd Langhurst David Schiebel Gwilada Harold Ellis Belfast Ave Quentin Staley Plainfield Dale Junker Wexford

Madeira races shape up with seven Republican candidates

Madeira politics tilt toward Republicans with seven candidates including three incumbents Dan McDonald and Mary Anne Christie and Forest Atkins. Incumbents Carl Schneider Harold Caldwell and Alan Reed retire. Democrats offer no slate though may back independents as filing looms. Independent hopefuls Doug Oppenheimer Tom Wallace Chuck Salemme Perry Ancona prepare bids.

Madeira Tune Dan McDonald Mary Anne Christie Forest Atkins Alfred John Thomas Woebkenberg At Wilkinson Carl Schneider Harold Caldwell Alan Reed Democratic Club Jon Gimpel Gimpel Doug Oppenheimer Ney Board of Elections Tom Wallace Chuck Salemme Perry Ancona Carolyn Lucas Chuck Shawver

Montgomery sidewalk show sponsored by Kiwanis Club

The Montgomery sidewalk show returns Sunday afternoon September 18 drawing thousands of visitors and about 200 adult and 75 junior exhibitors. Entries are screened to reduce flea market clutter. prizes in several art categories will be awarded at 5 p.m. with entry fees of 10 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for youths.

Montgomery Montgomery Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Montgomery School Henderly Design Studio Shelley Kiwanis Club Richard Hulse Harry Henderly Walter Johnson Tom Eberhard Pau Dupuy Mel Dickert

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