26 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Northeast Suburban Life
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1973
Page
1
Sycamore artist Paul Hoyte will cut miniature portraits of local children at the branch library. Each child will receive a portrait and a copy will be kept by the library for display. Hoyte, a Boston native with over 30 years in art, hones his craft daily for precision.
Ralph Hank longtime Silverton city service director since 1957 announced plans to retire October 1. The council met October 4 in a casual session with a brief thank you from Hank and routine council business.
Consultants propose a 115 square street hill top high rise in Ridge to house apartments offices and retail. The plan targets land acquisition with lease back to the corporation and negotiates price for stock shares within a month. Vogt favors the northwest corner site citing willing sellers and street layout changes on Montgomery Road to guide future development.
In a round two stage Florence Kennedy faces a Montgomery candidate reader reaction and a Bengals home test as coverage highlights a tight contest and community response.
A nationwide shortage of newsprint drives higher costs for publishers and disrupts production, with analysts warning of delayed editions as mills curtail output to manage limited stock.
The Sycamore Community Health Center opens at 4815 Cooper Rd to provide care for low income families in Sycamore and nearby communities. Dr Roy Jett Jr leads the non profit project funded by a $10,000 city loan with membership drives and a sliding fee scale for the uninsured. Trustees and officers include Edwin Greene and Lorraine Nolte with a wide steering committee of local residents and medical professionals.
Sycamore Township Trustee Jim Bechtold urged High Point residents to form a civic association to push a community cleanup. The township has purchased a Vacant machine for leaf collection and catch basin cleaning and will begin collecting items during regular waste pickup in October. Trustees outlined enforcement of street maintenance, possible no parking rules, and plans for ball diamond site work at Sycamore Park, plus possible junk pickup service and a second full time patrolman.
Readable text shows Hillmar’s center advertising leather handbags under the Handmack brand with emphasis on style and value. The fragment mentions a sale event at Sa0ppe Center and a display by Dilioavaie.
National Newspaper invites reader feedback for the second week of October asking for orchid or brickbat opinions and responses by Friday October 5 to include in the next weekly section.
Friday at noon marks the deadline for submission to the following week’s publication. Community groups including church units scouts clubs and PTA organizers must submit timely items to be considered.
Police arrested two suspects in Loveland and Lebanon areas after vandals damaged golf greens at the Woods Golf Course on Weller Road. A golf course jeep was used to drive over two greens and six electric carts were damaged. Blake and Horsely were charged with trespassing and cited to appear. six others are under investigation.
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