Clermont Northeastern Observes National School Lunch Week
Clermont Northeastern School highlights National School Lunch Week with the 1971 Universal Menu. Cafeteria supervisor Pauline Turner explains centralized kitchens and a new short order line improve quality and cut costs. About 550 lunches are served free daily with no discrimination.
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Clermont N’eastern
Clermont Northeastern
Pauline Turner
Northeastern
Turner
Clermont
Equalizers Could Cut Anti-Pollution Costs Says Harsha
Congressman William H. Harsha introduces a bill for an in depth study of economic and social impacts of pollution controls. He advocates competitive equalizers a system of penalties on imports from pollution free countries to balance industry costs. He argues three objectives keep US prices stable curb inflexible standards and spur international adoption of clean standards. He plans surveys of industries and input from stakeholders while seeking early passage of water quality amendments. Contractors Miller Vallentine reports Batavia bridge opens this week after six months of repairs.
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William H. Harsha
Ohio
Harsha
House Public Works Committee
America
United States
Miller-Vallentine
Batavia
Novitiate Sold to SEM for Elderly Housing Project
The Sacred Heart Novitiate and 56 acres of the 100 acre campus near Milford sell for 1.1 million to Southeastern Ecumenical Ministry, to become a home with nursing care. A blood drive at Day Heights Fire Department aids 13 year old Nancy Hake after a gas heater blast, with Mary Jo Hake also burned. Bloodmobile times are 3 to 9 pm today.
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Day Heights
Nancy Hake
Charles Hake
Mary Jo
William Schiake Jr
Curtis Bryan Jr
Robert Smith
Milford
Sacred Heart
Southeastern Ecumenical Ministry
SEM
SEM Manor
Anderson Township
Mt. Washington
SEM Villa
John Buttrick Enterprises, Inc
Miami Township
Batavia Sets Rules For Burning Leaves
Batavia Village imposes leaf burning limits with curbside pickup ongoing. Residents urged to extinguish outdoor fires by 5 p.m. and avoid leaves in the streets. A public zoning hearing is set for Dec 13 at 7 30 p.m. to discuss a proposed office building.
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Batavia
Batavia Village Council
Mandav Nicht
Ae Coe Ee
Village Street
Officials OK $50,000 For Welfare Fund
Clermont County welfare coffers were replenished as $50,000 was moved from the general fund to welfare. State Welfare Director Hansan noted $13,000 of the $100,244 transfer had been made, with $33,244 still due, offsetting a projected year end deficit. No benefits were cut, but housing payments were delayed.
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Clermont County Welfare Fund
John E. Hansan
Arnold Stumpf
Cat Aly
Hansan
Stumpf
Anti-Landfill Meeting Planned for Aber Road Area
Citizens opposed to a proposed landfill schedule a public protest meeting at Fellowship Hall Marathon Methodist Church on Monday October 18 at 8 p.m. The county has not filed any request for a landfill, and only the State Board of Health can approve such a project.
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Aber Road
Jackson
Fellowship Hall
Marathon Methodist Church
State Board of Health
Florida Arrest Ties Bank Robbery Suspect to Lebanon Heist
The FBI filed a federal complaint in Cincinnati charging Walter Carl Splitt with violating the Federal Bank Robbery Statute in connection with the May 5 Lebanon Citizens National Bank robbery. Splitt, 51, previously convicted in Louisville in 1957, was arrested in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, on firearms charges after the bank case. The investigation spanned the Midwest and Southeast, with Lebanon Police Chief Les Kilburn aiding the probe.
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FBI
Lebanon Citizens National Bank
Paul H. Fields Jr
Cincinnati
Walter Carl Splitt
Louisville
Kentucky
Fields
Jacksonville
Beach
Florida
Bank
Howard Wilson
Wilson
Lebanon
Splitt
Middle West
Les Kilburn
Ursuline Nuns Appointed To School Posts
Sister Patricia Ahern 29 was named principal of St. Louis School Owensville and Sister Marjean Clement was appointed teacher at St. Louis School. Both are Ursuline Convent residents, filling vacancies from the fatal car crash that killed the former principal Sister Benedict and teacher Sister Suzanne at St. Vivian School Cincinnati.
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Owensville
Patricia
Patricia Ahern
St. Louis
Marjean
Marjean Clement
St. Vivian School
Cincinnati
Ursuline Convent
St. Martin
Brown County
Benedict
Suzanne
Nature Center Hosts Artist John Ruthven Preview
Cincinnati Nature Center presents a preview of John Ruthven's new opaque watercolors from October 12 to 27. A members only meet the artist event is planned for Sunday October 24 from 3 to 6 p.m. Ruthven's latest works head to a Kennedy Gallery show in New York in November.
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John Ruthven
Cincinnati Nature Center
Ruthven
Kennedy Gallery
New York
Delayed Groundbreaking Ceremonies For Caesar Creek Lake
Rain canceled a Saturday ground breaking at the Caesar Creek Lake project site near Clinton Massie High School. Major General Starnes spoke on Corps of Engineers roles, while Colonel Rhett introduced local stakeholders. Nye represented Governor Gilligan and noted flood protection and future valley development benefits long discussed since 1936.
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Caesar’s Creek Lake
Clinton Massie High School
Furnas Creek Road
Starnes
Corps of Engineers
Caesars Creek Project
John T. Rhett
U.S. Army Engineer District
Louisville
J.E. Carnahan
Little Miami Valley Development Association
William Nye
Natural Resources
Nye
Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
William L. Starnes
U.S. Army Division
Branchester
Milford
Carnahan
William H. Massey
Clermont
Brown Counties
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Batav‘a
Milford Novitiate
Hamilton County
Clermont County
Maine
Frank W. Weaver
Vic Billingsly
Xavier University
Novitiate
Sem Villa, Inc
Anti-Landfill Group
The
Split
Nature Center
Caesar Creek Lake
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