Blue Ash Judges Dismiss Jet Ban Suit Seeks New Avenues
Blue Ash may appeal the federal court ruling dismissing its bid to ban small jets from Cincinnati Blue Ash Airport or file a state court suit to enforce the 1971 Environmental Impact Statement and the jet ban pledge. The decision leaves two paths as city officials review options with city solicitor firms.
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Laurie Petrie
Blue Ash
Cincinnati
U.S. District Court
Timothy Hogan
Federal Aviation Authority
FAA
Regional Airport Authority
Robert McConaughy
Dinsmore, Ohl, Coates & Deupree
Don Biedermann
Hogan
McConaughy
City of
Evendale
City of Cincinnatingineering Dept
Vic Suhm
Planning Commission
Civic Center
Sharonville waitress dies in crash on cross county highway
Wanda Creager 52 of 11 Yorktown Dr Sharonville died before 4 a m Tuesday when her east bound car left the road, plunged down an embankment and struck a Ridge Road abutment. Amberley police investigating and awaiting coroner report believe a heart attack may have caused the crash. Her foot was on the accelerator and she was carrying glycerin tablets.
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Wanda Creager
Yorktown
Sharonville
Exanberley
Walipie
Amberley
Kemp sells mitre box to buyer with carpentry ties
Ray Kemp sold a mitre box to the second reader of CSM1 Classified. Kemp found they shared several carpentry friends, though they had never met. The buyer said the purchase was for his son who follows in his father's footsteps.
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Ray Kemp
Kemp
Firth resigns as Montgomery Building and Zoning Commissioner
Don Firth has resigned as Building and Zoning Commissioner in Montgomery as of last Friday. Mayor Fred Young confirmed the move saying Firth left due to disagreements with zoning aspects and plans to start a business with his son. The mayor is interviewing applicants for a successor, noting no animosity in the resignation.
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Montgomery
Don Firth
Fred Young
Young
Firth
Building and Zoning Commission
Silverton legal fees total 8716 in discrimination suits
Silverton has paid about 8466 to attorney Thomas Stueve over two years for defending a discrimination suit filed by former workers Ken Ware and Perry Love. Stueve, the city’s sole outside counsel in 1975 76, advised on Ohio Civil Rights Commission proceedings and remains involved as the city appeals.
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Laurie Petrie
Silverton
Thomas Stueve
Cit
Ken Ware
Perry Love
Hamilton County Auditor’s
Leonard Kirchner
Hamilton County
Amilton County Court
Stueve
Bernard Pohlman
Pohlman
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Preservation Week Activities Highlight Cincinnati History
The Miami Purchase Association coordinates National Historic Preservation Week events in Cincinnati area neighborhoods from May 8 to 14. Activities include Montgomery landmarks effort at Sycamore Library, a Universalist Church dedication, a quilt display on Remington and Montgomery, a Little Red School House tour, and a Preservation Week booth on Fountain Square May 9 to 11. Call 721-4506 for details.
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Miami Purchase Association
Cincinnati Area
Ohio
Montgomery
Sycamore
Cooper Rd
Universalist Church Issane
Remington Ave
Montgomery Rd
Little Red School
Given Rd
Indian Ill
Burglars Age 15 and 16 Arrested in Deer Park
Deer Park police arrested two juveniles ages 15 and 16 for three burglaries of Judy's Food Market on 7234 Ohio Ave. Cash and cigarettes were taken. both youths were cited to juvenile court. An 11 and 12 year old pair were also arrested for a Malicious breaks and entering at Garnet Dalton residence. nothing was stolen.
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Deer Park
Ohio Ave
Silverton
Garnet Dalton
O’leary Ave
Suzie Scheyer Captures Beam Gold at Five-State Meet
Queen City Gymnastics Center gymnast Suzie Scheyer won balance beam gold at a five state meet held April 13 and 16 in Illinois. She becomes US Gymnastics Federation regional balance beam champion and qualifies for senior nationals in Arizona with a 71.55 out of 80 score.
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Queen City
Hot off the presses at Sycamore library display
Jean Farris at the Sycamore branch arranges a hot reads display as part of Hamilton County’s hot books program. Twelve libraries participate to speed new titles to readers with seven day loans and possible one week renewal.
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Sycamore
Hamilton County
Norma
Norma Zimmer
Lawrence Welk
Livy Ullman
Carter
Cincinnati Reds
Montgomery weighs support for regional narcotics unit at 8 p.m.
Montgomery City Council plans to back the Regional Enforcement Narcotics Unit with a possible 2000 to 10000 dollar pledge as a financial question looms if other communities don’t participate. The meeting also considers two city landmark designs and several variances and contracts.
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Montgomery
RENU
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Comau
Wate
Florence Kennedy
Ray Moore
Kennedy
DuPriest
Pioneer Building
International Art Gallery
Tollgate House
Montomery Pio
Ton
Hairport
Forest Glen
Villa Green
Economy Chevrolet
Cincinnati Bell
Madeira youth Rob Arthur saves lives at seventeen
Rob Arthur is a Madeira High School junior and licensed EMT volunteer with the Madeira-Indian Hill life squad. He helped in a January LeBlond estate fire and later aided an elderly woman in an Indian Hill fire while preparing to become a full time paramedic.
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Dave Thornsburg
Rob Arthur
Rob
Madeira
Madeira-Indian Hill Life Squad
LeBlond Estate
Indian Hill
Crew
Kenneth Arthur
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