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Newspaper
Northeast Suburban Life
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
3
The Ohio State Department of Liquor Control rejected Penny's Pizza Lounge on Camargo Rd citing inadequate parking, past fights, vandalism, auto tampering, illegal parking and police clashes. Neighbors previously packed council chambers to oppose the license.
Rent-A-Kid, a program for 14 and 15 year olds, enters its third summer. Youths register at Kennedy Heights Youth Federation Center. Jobs include housework, babysitting, answering phones, and luncheon service. Pay is $1.25 an hour with a $5 minimum. Job orders via Citizens' Committee on Youth at 381-3425.
The Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd sponsors a five week summer preschool program from June 25 to July 26. Classes run 9 30 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Registration information is available by calling 891 6403.
A public hearing is set for Monday June 25 at 7 30 p m in the Silverton Municipal Building to consider changing Stewart Rd and I 71 property from Business A to Business B for Wesley Noble to erect offices and a connecting warehouse on about 550 feet of land owned by Avril Harrison. The Planning Commission recommends the change. Pay raises for Silverton hourly city workers were approved with scale steps across patrolman clerk typist secretary pool staff and lifeguards. The council also raised littering fines to 300 for second offenses and announced twice weekly trash collection. The municipal pool may be used by sixth grade students June 11 and by the Silverton Community Council July 15.
Dick Hartmann, math teacher at Sellman School, earns recognition as an outstanding elementary school teacher. He serves on Madeira Schools Planning Commission and St. Gertrude Education Commission, coaches multiple teams, and led the Dope Stop drug education program. He holds degrees from Xavier University and studies at Miami University.
Hamilton County Sheriff Paul Fricker says there is a new policy on reporting auto accidents. Reports must be requested at the Sheriff Patrol Headquarters in New Burlington between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday if the incident occurs in unincorporated areas. Officers will still respond to on scene accidents and hit and runs where the vehicle is present.
Air Force Captain Brian C. Dugle, son of Mr. and Mrs. T E Dugle, receives his third and fourth Air Medals for navigational achievement on hazardous missions. Marine Lance Corporal Iwan B. Altman, son of Mr. and Mrs. H Altman, is promoted while stationed at Camp Pendleton after graduating Sycamore High in 1971.
Mrs. Rita Morgenroth of the Maranatha Mission will address the Madeira Baptist Ladies Fellowship Picnic, set for Thursday June 21 at the church grounds. Information available from Mrs. Sue Lambert at 561-9566.
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