Pleasant Ridge Mayor outlines plans for growth funding
Mayor Thomas A. Luken announced a 50000 planning fund for Pleasant Ridge and Madisonville at a January 18 meeting, urging community councils to notify the City Planning Commission about zoning. The event also touched on a 1973 pool project, a 1972 community center budget, and looming city budget constraints without federal revenue sharing.
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Pleasant Ridge
Madisonville
Thomas A. Luken
Standard Federal Savings and Loan Association
Montgomery
Woodford
North Avondale
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Luken
Quebec Rd
Fairmount
City Hall
Pleasant Ridge Park
Community Council
Model Elisa Simone Becomes Silverton's New Policewoman
Elisa Simone 24 a former Vogue Modeling School teacher and photographer becomes Silverton's policewoman after Norwood Police Academy graduation She aims to blend public engagement with duty and plans to expand youth and safety programs including charm classes drama clubs and girls sports initiatives with Patrolman Clark
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Carol Pucci
Elisa Simone
Silverton
Norwood Police Academy
Vogue Modeling School
Miss Simone
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Police Department
Silverton T
Clark
Esther Kidder
Kennedy Heights fights two public housing plans and a permit renewal
Kennedy Heights residents oppose Marvin Warner and Towne Properties plans for a subsidized complex on Kennedy Ave and a 12 unit scattered project by the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority. They seek a moratorium and more planning before housing decisions, planning teams, legal review, and potential picketing if permits stand. Hospital news notes Pauline Cantrell, 71, hospitalized Jan. 20.
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Kennedy Heights
Marvin Warner
Kennedy Ave
Hill and Dale Dr
Picea Bon Ln
Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
Kennedy
Dale Birdsall
Towne Properties
Warner
Birdsall
Hanna Jarson
Jarson
HUD
FHA
Gerald Springer
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Commission
Porchlite Pickup aids Sycamore Deer Park Jaycees drive
The porchlite pickup project raised strong support from residents with large donations of food clothing and toys for 10 Sycamore area families. Robert Rusby of Boy Scouts of America region four notes an upcoming Cincinnati convention and Deer Park High School teams face LaSalle and Bellevue in a Saturday It's Academic program sponsored by CG&E Be Union.
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Porchlite
Sycamore- Deer Park
Robert Rusby
Montgomery Rd
Boy Scouts of America
Cincinnati Convention Center
Deer Park High School
LaSalle
Bellevue High
Cg&e
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Sycamore
Deer Park Jaycees
Deer Park
Sycamore Township
Jaycees
Denny Kelly
Jim Bechtold
Bill Kleiman
Jim Miller
Jaycee
Sewer lines tested in Blue Ash area D approved for service
Blue Ash reports all sewer lines in area D except the Brasher Ave western end tested and ready for service. Area H Hazelwood completed last fall, area D Kenwood and Glendale-Mil ford Rds. part of 1971 program. area C Plainfield and Hunt roads completed in late 1970. Residents may apply for permits from the Metropolitan Sewer Association.
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Blue Ash
Brasher Ave
Hazelwood
Kenwood
Glendale-Milford Rds
Plainfield Rd
Hunt Rd
Metropolitan Sewer Association
Township seeks extra police protection for Sycamore area
Investigation shows current police protection inadequate as crime rises in the unincorporated area. A 15-member 1971 committee, led by Robert Ney Jr and Leo Breslin, recommends contracting with neighboring departments to bolster patrols rather than creating a township police district.
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Sycamore Township
Robert M. Neyd Jr
Hamilton County
Ney
Leo J. Breslin
Alex Pappas
Ray Stewart
John Cobbe
Arthur Phillips
James Benning
James Hanauer
Ge Palmer
Norma Abt
William Nightingale
Dale Power
Ann Gibbs
Martin Pinales
Boris Berger
Madeira Chief Warns Public Apathy Drives Crime Rise
Madeira Police Chief Don Wallace reports crime offenses doubled since 1970 amid widespread public indifference. He cites minimal citizen cooperation, with only about 1 percent aiding police, and calls attendance at crime prevention programs a flop. In 1971 Madeira logged 481 offenses with 216 arrests and limited cases cleared.
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Madeira
Don Wallace
Wallace
U.S
Notice to Deer Park Taxpayers
The Deer Park tax office reminds residents to mail or pick up 1971 72 returns, due April 30 with any payment. Contact if not received by Jan 31 and for new residents. Office hours vary with evenings and Saturday times. appointments encouraged.
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Deer Park
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