Northeastern News Highlights Seniors Scholarships and Graduation
Shirley Shipley reports on CNE seniors receiving scholarships from West Point, Morehead State, University of Evansville, Marietta College, and others. The May 15 graduation followed a rain delay with remarks from Father McNicholas and speeches by valedictorian Jennifer Smithers and Budd Hegele. Golden anniversary, birthdays, and additional class notices accompany the ceremony recap.
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Belinda Bauer
West Point Military Academy
Brad Bradett
Shawnee State
Cincinnati Technical College
Deron Brock
Oral Roberts University
Sherry Cole
Morehead State University
Tina Gutierrez
University of Evansville
David Guy
Marietta College
Darin Hinners
Defiance College
Kris Mills
Thomas More College
Peter Iby
Ohio State University
Teresa Mastromauro
Jim Meyer
Live Oaks
Ohio
Raymond Walters
Clermont College
Susan Rein
Xavier University
Jennifer Smithers
Science Institute
University of Dallas
Gordon Zimmerman
Laurie West
Mary Rowe
University of Cincinnati
College of Engineering
James Williams
Timothy McNicholas
Fayetteville Parish
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Owensville High School
Budd Hegele
Kenneth McConahay
Paul Stockman
CNE Board of Education
Charles Beckett
Owensville
Todd Angell
Lee Myers
Ben Harrison
Steve Mummert
Kathy White
Dave Conrad
Terry Habermehr
Kenneth Stahl
Bill Parker
Todd Owlett
Zach Ison
Gladys Collier
Betty Wright
Kathy Partin
Mark Tucker Sr
Don Partin
Shannon Sibert
Bev Dennison
Jerry
Wanda Glancy
Frank
Barbara Durkin
Floyd
Grace Duchemin
Steve
Rubi Christie
Paul and
Jean Wilson
Ohio unemployment remains high amid end of extended benefits
Columbus columnist Cooper Snyder notes extended federal unemployment subsidies ended after 38 weeks total benefits. He cites Ohio employment figures from 1973 to 1983 and a 12.8 percent jobless rate, arguing high taxes deter business while jobs lag. He invites public input via The Statehouse, Columbus.
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Stretch imagination and wardrobe in frugal tips
Melinda Voris playfully reviews old style guides on saving clothing dollars. Practical ideas include trading wardrobes with same size peers, cutting old slacks into walking shorts, transforming men’s trousers into A-line skirts, iron-on transfers on T shirts, and reusing pantyhose to create knee highs, all with a family friendly caveat.
Vacation Bible School plans and summer programs in New Richmond Monroe on the Go
Libbie Bennett notes Vacation Bible School starts with the theme Running the race God's Way. Poheckitebetorr nigosiog sets VBS dates July 13-17 at 11 30 a.m. with bus transport and free activities. The County Bookmobile visits Thursdays. a Food Preservation Class and Stump Hollow Camp for Girl Scouts are announced. Adam Bird earns scholarships and plans to study premed at Wittenberg College.
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Small business growth highlighted by Grassley in Cincinnati talk
Statehouse column notes U S Senator Charles Grassley told a Cincinnati seminar that the economy has turned and small business will lead the recovery. He cited inflation easing from 12 percent to under four, Prime Rate down to 10.5 percent, and unemployment around 10.3 percent though easing. he credited small firms with creating about 75 percent of new jobs and urged reduced government spending. He also mentions co sponsoring legislation to protect mentally retarded students and bills on licensing social workers and cornea removal procedures, plus contracts cancellation rules.
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