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Newspaper
Northeast Suburban Life
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1973
Page
1
A Donjoy Dr. man threatened to kill an officer during a jail cell incident. Patrolman Fi, jailed after a forgery case, was removed from a cell by Marshall Anderson. The suspect fled to a restaurant before being captured. Bond set at 10,000 dollars. Coins valued at 2000 dollars recovered from Blue Ash last week.
Officials report election expenses may reach 3040 dollars, higher than the 2000 dollar city appropriation. The Finance Committee and Mayor William Kleiman push for timely funding decisions as registration and service costs strain the budget. Police report two arrests at Brother's Cafe after a disturbance and a gunshot incident.
Blue Ash gains a new chief but reduces patrols until January as budget talks seek funds. Sturgill faces cuts with five patrolmen two sergeants one lieutenant and a chief investigator. Salary changes include lieutenant at 12 185 and chief investigator at 12 688 with the chief at about 13 300 yearly.
Village solicitor Augustus Beall will handle duties as Hugh Graff retires June 30 and council has ten days to hire a new manager. Mayor Henry Biehm reported 15 applications with no offers yet. Meanwhile alarm services affect about 25 homes with providers charging 85 to 90 dollars. Krueger noted an ordinance is law and three residents were fined for false alarms.
Silverton will spend its revenue sharing portion on a new ice cruiser and $300 of drainage lime. The city has received $13,086 in revenue funds for the period May 1 to September 20.
Former mayor John L. Sherritt dies at age 4? The text shows funeral services set for 10 am tomorrow. Visitation tonight from 6 to 9 at Strawser Blair Funeral Home. He leaves seven grandchildren and a sister Lucille Schafer.
Administrative assistant at the Buster said new schools will serve 62 Sycamore redistricts. Areas affected include addresses around 7600 and Montgomery area students will be reassigned to new buildings. Enrollment rose from 656 in 1970 to 743 in 1970 and 690 in 1973, easing crowding this fall. The paper cannot reproduce color cinanmee images.
A camera enthusiast aids police by documenting a mailbox intrusion at night. At 1 30 a m on June 10 a resident used footage to identify a suspect leaving the scene near Charteroak.
A collage of short items notes Blue Ash bike event on page 13 and Madeira Park flea market on page 14. Birdwatchers room feature appears as editorial on page 2.
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