Kennedy Heights man receives kidney transplant at Cincinnati General
Robert Brown of Kennedy Heights underwent a kidney transplant at Cincinnati General Hospital in February 1971. He is among 39 patients receiving new kidneys at the hospital since December 1967 to treat diseased kidneys. Brown began kidney problems in October 1969 and stopped work in December 1970 at Clopay Corp. He hopes to return to bowling and family life with wife Jessie and children Kevin 13 Bobbi 11 and Robert Jr 7.
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Robert Brown
Kennedy Heights
General Hospital
Brown
Clopay Corp
Glopay
Kensil
Jessie
Kevin
Bobbi
Robert Jr
Sally Fee
R.N
Strietmann
Hamilton seeks federal funds for RENEW narcotics unit
Hamilton County Commissioners filed for 117000 dollars in federal funds to support RENEW the Regional Narcotics Enforcement Unit. The plan targets both drug pushers and users with a twofold strategy including rehabilitation funds already approved and a broader four county scope with Warren and others.
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Hamilton County
Hamilton
Warren
Blue Ash approves mixed use plan and crime unit funding
Blue Ash Council approves a zone change for George Fabe’s Plainfield and Hunt Rds site to permit a shopping center and 400 apartments with colonial style landscaping. Separate action funds the Hamilton County drug enforcement unit with multi city participants and 278000 in kind services for a one year program.
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Hunt Rds
Blue Ash
Blue Ash Council
George Fabe
Fabe
Hunt and
Plainfield Rds
Planning Commission
Board of
Blue Ash Life Squad
Hamilton County
Simon Leis
Hamilton County Police Association
Kowalski
Cincinnati
Carl Goodin
Lucky $50 prize on Suburban Life cover announced
A $50 cash prize appears on this issue’s Suburban Life free phone book cover after last week’s prize remained unclaimed. The winner must bring the cover to Cincinnati Suburban Newspapers, Inc. Orr and other candidates, including incumbents, are vying for the Indian Hit Council seat vacated by Mayor H Truxtun Emerson Jr. Orr leads Potter Shoe Co. civic efforts. Other candidates listed include Leonard S. Smith H I C Arden Smith Andrew C Hauck David F Reid William McD Kite and Robert C Krehbiel.
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Suburban Life
Cincinnati Suburban Newspapers, Inc
James Potter Orr
Shawnee Run Rd
Indian Hit Council
H. Truxtun Emerson Jr
Orr
The
Potter Shoe Co
Leonards. Smith
HI. C. Arden Smith
Andrew C. Hauck
David F. Reid
William McD. Kite
Robert C. Krehbiel
Kennedy Heights residents sue to block housing projects
A $21 million federal suit filed by the Kennedy Heights Community Council and residents alleges racially discriminatory housing practices by many defendants including all Cincinnati City Council members, county commissioners, planning groups, the OKI Authority, and HUD Secretary George Romney. Developers Marvin Warner and Towne Properties propose subsidized projects. KHCC members accuse agencies and officials of conspiring with builders to burden public facilities and degrade education. Thomas F. Waldron represents the plaintiffs.
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Kennedy Heights
OKI Regional Planning Authority
George Romney
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Marvin Warner
Towne Properties, Inc
Warner
Kennedy Ave
Hillarid
Daleee
Wacparabe
Chase Davies
Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission
FHA
Veterans Administration
HUD
KHCC
Donald G. Fom
Howard M. Johnson
A. Hawkins
Blue Ash to vote on earnings tax
Blue Ash votes in November on whether to renew the city earnings tax for another year starting July 1, 1972. The 1/2 percent levy would continue if approved, with $219,101 collected in the just completed year.
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Blue Ash
Charles Proctor
George A. Wilson Jr
Sharonville
Plainfield Rd
Cooper Rd
Gerald E. Smart
Kenridge Dr
Leonard's Men’s Salon opens on Montgomery Road
Leonard Pizzo opens Leonard's Men’s Salon at 7784 Montgomery Rd Kenwood offering complete men’s hair styling including razor cuts. Mrs. William J. Favret of Kennedy Heights chairs The Marshalettes selling gallery tickets for a Bob Hope Benefit Golf Match to aid Hope House for boys in Cincinnati. Proceeds support local causes.
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Montgomery Rd
Kenwood
Leonard Pizzo
William J. Favret
Kennedy Heights
Marshalettes
Bob Hope
Maketewah Country Club
Hope House
Cincinnati
Brown to lead real estate firm unit in Cincinnati
Lines Consolidated Corporation appoints Brown as head of financial analysis after his stint at Procter and Gamble. He holds an MBA from Columbia University and will oversee a key Cincinnati unit. Chuck Winkelmen of Madeira and Richard Petke of Indian Hill represent Dan Beard Council, Boy Scouts at the World Jamboree in Japan. The Jamboree sits near Mt. Fuji with a route including Adenorage Alaska, and runs around a four day pre and post jamboree tour under the theme For Understanding.
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Chuck Winkelmen
Madeira
Richard Petke
Indian Hill
Dan Beard Council
Boy Scouts of America
Japan
Mt. Fujiyama
Adenorage
Alaska
New Voter Information Service Launched in Deer Park
William J. Kleiman, president of the Deer Park Republican Club, announces a voter information service for 18 to 21 year olds. Registration takes place Sept 13 to 15, with final date Sept 22 at the Board of Elections. Meetings are on the third Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the civic meeting room of the Municipal Garage. next meeting Sept 15.
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William J. Kleiman
Deer Park
Republican Club
Tom McGrath
Ellie Kleiman
Board of Elections
UC students join Psi Chi psychology honorary society
Three area UC students have been initiated into the Psi Chi national psychology honorary society. Elizabeth Kilduff, Charles Settle and Steven Simms are among the new members. Kilduff is at 3756 MacNicholas, Settle at 7271 S Timberlane, and Simms at 7715 Trailwind Dr.
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Psi Chi
Elizabeth Kilduff
MacNicholas
Charles Settle
S. Timberlane
Steven Simms
Trailwind
Kenwood Mall Hosts 95-Piece Cincinnati Pops Concert
Kenwood Mall announces a Tuesday evening concert by the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra at 9 p.m. with Len Mink featured. The event invites shoppers to bring chairs and enjoy Broadway tunes, classics, and light fare in the mall setting.
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Hopnian Center
Kenwood Mall
Cincinnati ‘Pops” Orchestra
Len Mink
Good News Singers
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Shillito’s
Tony Perez
Gary Nolan
Shillito
Ren
Hepe
Tony
Gary
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