31 Mar 1976
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Newspaper
Northeast Suburban Life
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1976
Page
1
In Blue Ash the June 8 primary will decide whether to make the 1% tax permanent and amend taxiway and runway plans. Planning Commission chair Don Bieder notes residents near the airfield oppose any improvements increasing air traffic. council supports that view.
Deer Park votes to raise police pay by 10 percent and approves an ordinance setting a $560 setback for a city project. At the meeting City officials presented the plan to Tom Waeenan, with a preview of the new city budget and related measures.
1976 license plates go on sale April 1 with purchase points listed. Lana Branch and Helen Camp locations and contact numbers provided, plus Thomas L. Applegate address. Limited deadlines apply by last name initial, and non passenger vehicles may be registered simultaneously.
The affidavit in Hamilton Municipal Court accuses Maureen Hehman of failing to send a speeding ticket for Harry Adler Jr. The charge cites a 25 mph zone near a railroad area and alleges the ticket was never sent to Columbus.
The City of Blue Ash sponsors two free showings of the musical 1776 on April 3 at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. at Raymond Waltersoe Auditorium on Plainfield Rd. No reservations are required.
The issue promotes Life and TV features with a winner and spring vibe. It notes analysis on politics in a separate page and hints at forthcoming programming across pages nine to fifteen.
The League hosts a public discussion on potential court ordered desegregation in Cincinnati area schools. Mary Alice Doscher and Danagg Vat lead a review of past court actions, financing open enrollment, and LWV roles in equal opportunity in education. The meeting is Monday at 10 a.m. at 103 Wm Hawke Road. further details at the LWV office and continuation on page 6.
Sycamore High School’s Aviators extended their win streak to 40 games with an 18 point margin over Fairmont East, 51 to 49, clinching the Southwestern Ohio Regional Championship at UD Arena. The team heads to the Ohio State tourney this Friday.
Brian, a Pleasant Ridge School pupil from Kennedy Heights, is among the four boys and four girls worldwide chosen for the 1976 Children’s International Summer, traveling to Austria for a month of camp life. He participates in Cub activities, sports, and science projects and will join peers from El Salvador and Austria in CISW Junior Branch events after marching in the St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Ohioan Carroll rose from local politics to national student leadership at Princeton. He became freshman class president, chaired the student government projects board, joined the CPUC as an undergraduate member, earned a defense advocate role, and served under President William G. Bowen. He began public service with early campaigns in Hamilton County.
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