Harsha Bill Seeks 40 Percent Of Alcohol Tax For Highway Safety
Rep. Harsha proposes directing 40 percent of alcohol excise tax revenue to highway safety programs citing 55 000 deaths 2 million injuries and 8 billion dollars in property damage from traffic crashes. He notes problem drinkers factor in nearly half of highway deaths and injuries and urges dependable funding for safety efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Harsha
R-Offio
Rep. Harsha
Public Works Committee
Harsha
Vietnam
Cribbet Honored as Man of the Month for May
Vic Cribbet of 500 Woodside Drive Batavia is named Man of the Month for May by the Department. A native of Williamsburg and long time Batavia resident, he joined the telephone company in 1958 and has progressed from salesman to accounts manager. He and his wife Rosemary have two children. Cribbet is a 1941 high school graduate and Wilmington College graduate with a B.S. in business earned in 1950. He has been active in civic and charitable work including Boy Scouts Kiwanis and United Appeal and has served as Batavia councilman and in district and county roles.
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Victor M
Vic) Cribbet
Woodside Drive
Batavia
Cribbet
Williamsburg
Telephone Company
Eas
Rosemary
Wilmington College
Grant Trail
Dan Beard
United Appeal
Kiwanis Club
Milford
Rights Liberty Is Lesson Topic at Local Church Service
Community notice for First Church of Christ Scientist invites readers to a 10 30 a m service at 7341 Beech mont Ave focusing on the rights of man and liberty from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. The passage Now the Lord is that Spirit is cited as guiding insight. All are welcome. Take this advice from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Beechmont Ave
Batavian Woman Joins UC Summer Business Program
Miss Johnetta Dixon of 610 Main Street Batavia will join the University of Cincinnati second annual summer program in business orientation from June 21 to August 13. Dixon, a Central State University senior, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dixon. The program, a UC Procter and Gamble collaboration, trains 20 students from 19 predominately black universities with three quarter credit hours and a $640 educational allowance for the next school year.
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Johnetta Dixon
Main St
Batavia
University of Cincinnati
Dixon
Central State University
John Dixon
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