Operation Involvement aims to boost Clermont Northeastern support
Community groups and citizens gathered at Clermont Northeastern High School to discuss the upcoming January 21 bond issue. Superintendent Lewis C. Miller emphasized broader citizen participation beyond one way communication and committees were formed with R.K. Bure as chairman. A Rumor Control line is set up at 625-1211 with hours across weekdays and weekend slots.
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Clermont Northeastern
PTA
Clermont Northeastern High
Lewis C. Miller
Miller
R.K. Bure
Amelia High Barons Struggle in Rough Week of Basketball
Amelia High basketball drops two games and a close loss to Burg 67 65 after a late fourth quarter rally. Rick Hauck leads Burg with key free throws as Tom Kent and Guy Brose spark Amelia pressure. Reserves split wins 43 34 over Burg and 40 38 over Courter Tech amid a tight freshman win 37 36 versus Glen Este.
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Doug Walker
Dale Robertson
Rick Hauck
Terry Harvey
Chuck Thomas
Wildcats
Guy Brose
Tom Kent
Glover
Kent
Williamsburg
Hauck
R. Hauck
Harvey
Thomas
Hutchinson
Tirey
TECH
Courier Tech
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Knights
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Connie Warren
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Tom Roth
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Convention to Celebrate 41st Anniversary in Columbus
More than 2800 trustees clerks and guests will gather January 22 to 25 in Columbus to celebrate the 41st anniversary of the organization. The Sheraton-Columbus Motor Hotel will host sessions with speakers including Joe A. Wolf and Reverend James R. Baldwin. Panels cover township budgets waste disposal zoning and retirement systems with leaders such as Lt Governor John W. Brown and Rep John McDonald to address Friday.
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Sheraton
County Mayors Meet Jan 15 in Newtonsville
Clermont County Mayors will meet Wednesday January 15 at 8 p.m. at the Newtonsville Village Hall Fire House. Chairman J D Werner says Judge Chris Rosenhoffer will speak on Court Procedures and new Ohio Supreme Court rulings related to Mayor's Court.
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Clermont County
Newtonsville
J. D. Werner
Chris Rosenhoffer
Rosenhoffer
Ohio Supreme Court
Mayor's Court
New Court Clerk Pneumonia Admission Sparks County Election Tie
Russell L. Simmons now Clermont County Clerk of Courts was admitted to Brown County Hospital last Thursday noon with pneumonia. He has been sworn in and his bond approved by county commissioners. He is the first Republican elected to the office in 42 years and his term began Monday.
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Clermont
Brown County Hospital
Simmons
Clinics Changeover Needs CAC Approval
The Babies Milk Fund and Maternity Assn of Cincinnati seeks CAC approval to take over sponsorship of Clermont County antipoverty medical and dental clinics from the county, linking to UC Medical School and boosting potential federal aid and long range plans for a county hospital and staff recruitment.
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Cincinnati
Clermont County
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Greater Cincinnati
Milk Fund
University of Cincinnati Medical School
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BMF
Community Health Act
UC Medical School
BSA District Elects Officers in Grant Trail District
Grant Trail District Dan Beard Council Boy Scouts of America elected officers and members at large in December. District chairman is Dr. Jerry F. Starn. vice chairmen are William Miller and Edward Roberto. district commissioner Victor M. Cribbet. Members at large include Richard Rosemire Elmer Schneider Harold Fille Harold McKinley Robert Much more James Floyd Dave Roberts Charles Jackson and George Hall. The District Committee will meet January 9 at 8 p.m. in the CG&E conference room Batavia.
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Dan Beard Council
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Jerry F. Starn
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Victor M. Cribbet
Richard Rosemire
Elmer Schneider
Harold Fille
Harold McKinley
Robert Muchmore
James Floyd
Dave Roberts
Charles Jackson
George Hall
Cg&e
Batavia
Man and Life Forum at UC Medical College
A symposium titled Man and the Value of Life features five noted speakers on January 22 at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. The program runs 9 am to 5 pm with overflow viewing on closed circuit TV and covers medical advances and ethical questions about death aging organ transplantation artificial feeding and survival.
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Medical College
Charles D. Aring
Department of
Neurology
Jacques Barzun
Columbia University
New York City
Rene Dubos
Rockefeller University
Michael E. DeBakey
Baylor University
David L. Bazelon
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
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Epis
Copal
Southern
Ohio
Uc’s Medical Center
Cincinnati College
Medical College of Ohio
College of Medicine
Death Rate Drops as Miles Driven Rise in 1968 Study
Ohio's first half 1968 traffic data show fewer weekday accidents but higher Sunday totals. Of 106,917 crashes, 891 were fatal, with 1 033 deaths overall including 156 pedestrians. Car-miles rose 6 percent from 1967 to 1968, yet the fatality rate fell 11 percent from 3.8 to 3.4 per 100 million car-miles.
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Columbus
Ohio
Warren C. Nelson
Nelson
Nichols Appointed County Judge During Hill Absence
Judge Pro Tem Hugh L. Nichols, named by his father Judge Harold D. Nichols, serves as county judge while Judge Ralph A. Hill recovers from a serious automobile crash. Hill’s extended absence keeps him off the bench for an undetermined period.
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Hugh L. Nichols
Common Pleas
Harold D. Nichols
Ralph A. Hill
Hill
Minor Fire Damages Home on New Year's Day
A minor house fire at the home of Donald Blake on State Route 131 in Newtonsville attributed to an overheated stove. Wayne Township Fire Department responded to the scene.
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Newtonsville
Donald Blake
Wayne Township
1969 Caprice Showroom Value Showdown
A Chevrolet showroom promotes the 1969 Caprice with a Value Showdown. The ad invites serious buyers to compare V8 models and test ride a car while noting the Astro Ventilation and cushioned ride. It urges thorough questions and paper quotes to show potential savings versus last year.
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Ho Ogis
Chevrolet
Astro
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