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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1986
Page
1
On The Beat quotes patrolman Robert Kercheval who notes police work demands a strong calling not a casual career He mentions his 21 years in service and prior work in computers and trucking as contrasting paths while he values daily interaction with the public and ongoing training
Air Care commends the Harrison Life Squad for efficiency after privately requesting aid. It notes working with individual EMTs has been effective and that Air Care began servicing the area in the latter part of 1984, becoming a valuable part of the local life squad.
Ohio and Indiana customers of Cincinnati Bell Telephone will receive credits to their bills in August and September ordered by the Supreme Court of Ohio. The refunds total about 24 million dollars, with roughly 3.9 million in interest, covering charges for local service from March 16, 1983 to November 4, 1985. Individuals would see about 16.78, and business customers about 49.08, depending on usage during the period.
Cheese will be distributed from 1 00 P M to 3 00 P M at St. Eligibility rules remain unchanged with in person pickup required For more information call 367 0649.
Rainy weather did not dampen spirits as a large crowd of area residents attended the grand opening of a bank in West Harrison on August 10th.
Harrison Jr School lists August 18 to August 2 with sessions from 9:00 am to noon and 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. Students must pay fees at that time. Seventh grade fee set at $8.25. eighth grade fees and parent tours of the building are also offered.
The 134th annual St John the Baptist Church Festival and chicken dinner run August 16th 7 10 p m and August 17th 11 7 p m at Park and Streets Harrison. A shuttle from Kroger at 1 74 and New Haven Rd aids crowds. Volunteers supply prize items quilts vegetables and meals for the family oriented event drawing tri state attendees each year.
Dr. Errol Frank will recommend Robert Greg Tracy for Crosby principal. Tracy, a Milford resident and school psychologist, is finishing his doctorate at the University of Cincinnati and brings a strong special education background. He is married to a Milford elementary teacher and has two children.
Harrison Kiwanis Club marks its 60th anniversary with wife Pauline in attendance and Leach as guest speaker. In recognition of the club founder, Cleveland Three Rivers, president George Stinson will present a special gift. Lt. Gov. Tom Stahgle and Past Gov. John Johnston are listed on the guest list.
Catherine Benson Director of Finance states water users are advised that the water has been tested and is safe to drink despite appearing rusty.
Southwest Local School District residents approved a 7.0 mill operating levy by 1,477 to 1,098. With 2,601 voters participating of 8,405 registered, the levy replaces an anticipated $500,000 annual shortfall from the Chevron refinery closure in Heaven. Projections show an additional $350,000 to $400,000 beyond the loss.
Returning students at William Henry Harrison High School may pick up schedules and pay fees August 20 to 22, 9:00 AM to Noon and 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Fees apply to science, industrial arts, art, and physical education. New students must call 367-4169 to register. a parent must accompany them.orientation for new students is August 21 at 10:00 AM in the auditorium.
Report notes bridge work advancing in neighboring counties with a causeway across a river to ease worker access. The river runs over 20 feet wide from the causeway to the Jamison side slope as footers are planned 65 feet below water level. Plywood and materials are arriving for the gas station bridge project.
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