03 Jul 1985
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1985
Page
1
A reflective piece proclaims a unified American identity linking birth with Declaration of Independence and nationhood. It names Washington and Jefferson, recalls battles of Flanders to Vietnam, and envisions a future blessed with freedom, faith, and unity across 210 million souls and vast lands from sea to sea.
Local brief notes honor Reverend John Stuart Mill a well known minister with community ties. The item highlights his service and public role within the town.
Sports Medicine announces student athletes can obtain required physicals for a modest ten dollar fee. The program encourages timely participation and aims to streamline eligibility checks for upcoming seasons.
Harrison Kiwanis Club moves to operate a Latch Key program at Harrison School this fall. The school board approved use of a classroom without charge for the project. The program would operate weekdays after school hours as a supervised activity for students.
A Sunday evening crash on U.S. 52, 1300 feet west of the West Harrison ramp, left three people injured. Gregory Weddig of Cincinnati was eastbound and failed to use an entrance ramp, colliding with other vehicles as he slowed and attempted to turn. Hospital treatment followed. Fields received care at PACC. Local officials, including Larry Kinnett, William Kuhlmann and Leo Rolfes Sr, attended a planning meeting for merchants. A parade is scheduled to begin at 11 am with lineup on Broadway to State Street, then Harrison Avenue to Washington Street, ending at disbanding point on Washington.
Police report a 17 year old female from Indiana faces vehicular homicide charges after a June 15, 1985 collision at Dry Fork Road and I 74. At 6 35 p m her Chevrolet exited eastbound I 74 and turned onto Dry Fork in front of a 1984 Harley Davidson driven by David Paine 33 of Oxford. The initial charge was failing to yield the right of way.
The council will consider a zone change request for a senior citizen complex before ruling. The proposal seeks to rezone the site to accommodate housing and related facilities, with community input scheduled during the planning process.
Due to failing health, Nancy M. Teague seeks messages from friends as she plans a project at Shady Nook Care Center in Lawrencburg Indiana 47025. The plan would house elderly tenants with rents capped at 25 percent of income. monthly charges would include heat water trash and similar services while tenants pay own electricity.
The Harrison Recreation Commission announces a playground director position at the Community Center grounds starting July 8. The director will sign out play equipment from Monday to Friday between 1 00 p.m. and 4 00 p.m.
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