Blue Chip Theme Song Contest Sets $1000 Prize
The Huntington National Bank and the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce offer $1000 for an original theme song for Greater Cincinnati the Blue Chip City. Open to residents of the Cincinnati area six months, entries must be on cassette or reel to reel with name and contact details, one song per entrant, and copyright transferred to the Chamber. Postmark by Oct 9, 1983, with judging based on originality and theme.
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Huntington National Bank
The
Greater Cincinnati
Chamber
Greater
Cincinnati
Greer Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Fifth St
Blue Chip
P.O
Ohio
Haunted houses get new safety rules under Batavia plans
Batavia officials approve new safety standards for Halloween haunted houses run by local groups, requiring building permits, inspections, floor plans, exit paths, noncombustible partitions, fixed lighting, extinguishers, trained staff, ground-floor use only, limited occupancy, guides with flashlights, posted emergency numbers, daily drills, and adherence to the Ohio State Basic Building Code. Events open Oct 22 to 31 at 233 E Ohio Pike, Ohio 132, with waivers on permit fees for Amelia Music Association and American Legion Post 773.
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Batavia
Commissioners’ Office
Amelia Music Association
American Legion Post
Ohio Pike
Ohio
Frank P. Ramundo
Clermont County
Ramundo
County Building Department
North Riverside Drive
Salvation Army
Twirler Wins Third Place at Ohio State Fair
Kathy Brand of Goshen, daughter of Ken and Melanie Brand, placed third in the Best Appearing Military twirling competition at the Ohio State Fair on August 5. A member of the Americanos Drum and Baton Corp, she has twirled for five years and served as junior feature twirler for two years, noted for her fire and sword skills.
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Kathy Brand
Ken
Melanie Brand
Goshen
Americanos Drum and Baton Corp
Kathy
Americanos
Snyder fights for college funds in Clermont UC dispute
State Sen. Cooper Snyder and Clermont County Higher Education Council sue to block $4.25 million transfer from Clermont College funds to UC for Sander Hall. The state AG’s office seeks dismissal in the 16th District Court of Appeals while Franklin County Common Pleas Court hears a parallel injunction action.
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Cooper Snyder
Clermont County Higher Education Council
University of Cincinnati
Clermont College
State Attorney General's Office
State Controlling Board
16Th District Court of Appeals
Snyder
Columbus
Frank J. Macke
Controlling Board
Sander Hall
Clifton
University
Macke
Clermont
Batavia
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Shyder
Common Pleas
State Office of Budget and Management
UC Board of Trustees
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