Blood centers seek donors to boost O blood supply
Hoxworth Blood Center appeals for donors as type O inventory sits about 300 units below target for Greater Cincinnati. Donor sites include Bethesda North Hospital on Wednesdays and the second and fourth Tuesdays monthly, Clermont County Hospital on select Tuesdays at Beechmont Mall, and Burnet Avenue location near UC with weekday and Saturday hours. Call 559 5484 or 569 1117 for appointments or details.
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Hoxworth
Cincinnati
Clermont County Hospital
Beechmont Mall
Hoxworth Blood Center
Burnet Avenue
University of Cincinnati
Goshen Trustees Set Public Hearing on O Bannon Creek Sewer
Goshen Township Trustees schedule a public hearing for November 5 at 7 30 p m to discuss plans and financing for the O Bannon Creek Sewer project. Clermont County Judge Robert Ringland will conduct the hearing as part of ongoing local infrastructure work and the township reviews cable franchise interests amid bids.
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Art
Warner-Amex
Anyne
Goshen Township
John Heywood
Snider
Vanlandingham
Hampton and Nuhn Insurance Agency
Goshen Marr
O'Bannon Creek
Clermont County
Robert Ringland
Goshen board votes on resignations and budget plans
The Goshen Board of Education met to accept the resignation of Cochran as assistant treasurer effective Oct 30 1981 and Daisy Monhollen as bus driver effective Oct 8 1981. James Downey was a county redistricting representative with Myrtle Holt as alternate. Superintendent Russell noted the legislature 694 would raise Goshen basic aid by 225000 this year, with possible cuts and a bi annual budget by Nov 1. An update on the tax levy and Support Our Schools Committee followed with precinct and campaign roles assigned. A Oct 19 special meeting reviewed applications for the assistant treasurer position.
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Lorena Jackson
Goshen
Umbus
Senate
House
Support Our
Karen Cormyk
Anna Kittle
B.J Dennison
Sandy Brown
BJ. Dennison
Allen Heimbold
James Downey
Superintendent Russell
Phyllis Smith
Chickens Now Reach Dinner Size Faster Than Before
By 1980 scientific breeding and farm management yielded tender, high yielding chickens in six to seven weeks, replacing the three to four months of the past. Production surged, with Americans eating four times as much chicken as grandparents and output up tenfold, while exports reach 800 million pounds yearly.
Free Enterprise Week Opens at Eastgate Mall
Free Enterprise Week opened Monday at Eastgate Mall with more than 70 companies promoting free enterprise. Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes conducted the ribbon cutting as Clermont Communications, Inc. sponsored the exhibition. Pre holiday crowds exceeding 200000 are expected to view the week long event ending Sunday November 8.
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Eastgate Mall
Seenye
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Clermont Communications, Inc
Goshen Family Member Stars in Akron Play at Coach House
Goshen resident Mary Jane Catauro reports her son Jeffrey Hamilton a Kent State University senior has a starring role in The Real Inspector Hound at the Coach House Theater on 732 West Exchange Street Akron Ohio.
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Goshen
Mary Jane Catauro
Jeffrey Hamilton
Kent State University
Real Inspector Hound
Coach House Theater
West Exchange Street
Akron
Ohio
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Matt Stool
Gary Beckett
Bethesda North Hospital
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Art Snider
Hampton
Nuhn
Kirbet and Linton
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Blanchester
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Free Enterprise
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Clermont Beehive Ce
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BancOhio
Charley Seely
Clermont County Chamber of Commerce
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