Village Council Votes Against Asphalt Plant
Harrison Village Council rejected a zoning change by five to one to allow an asphalt plant off Pilot Road near I 74 after public hearings and strong opposition. The Ohio EPA and planning officials noted industrial zoning precedents and potential devaluations while a state hearing on moving the plant was set for October 6, 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Harrison
Smith
Southwest Air Pollution Epa
Ohio Epa
Kober
Ernest Combs
Hamilton County
Sharonville
Valley Asphalt
Dayton
Campbell
American Materials
Harrison Village
Planning Commission
Pilot Road
Dry Fork
I-74
Kiwanis Meeting to Feature James W Thompson Speaker
Harrison Kiwanis Club invites James W Thompson to discuss Wills and Estate Planning as guest speaker at Sunset Inn Harrison Avenue and New Haven Road. The program runs from 7 to 8 PM on Thursday July 15 1976.
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Harrison Kiwanis Club
James W. Thompson
Thompson
The
Cincinnati Bar
Vandals Undermine New Tether Ball Setup at State Campbel Area
State and Campbell Road area director Donald says vandals hinder playground safety projects. Mr. Sales reports repeated destruction of a tether ball, with a damaged pole and cut cord within minutes of installation. Costs run 29 dollars for pole and balls, amid ongoing vandalism. Dedication notices for a new House of Worship and a Beta Sigma Phi Charity Horse Show follow.
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Donald
State Street
Campbell Road
Sales
State and
Main Streets
Miamitown
Ohio
Harvey Bream, Jr
The
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Cadet Richard Bates Named to Dean's List at VMI
Cadet Richard W Bates of Harrison Ohio is among 276 students named to the dean's list for the second semester at Virginia Military Institute. He is also distinguished in general merit as the son of Dr and Mrs William E Bates of 10217 New Haven Rd.
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Virginia Military Institute
Richard W. Bates
Harrison
Ohio
William E. Bates
New Haven Rd
Knights of Columbus Break Ground for New Home
The Knights of Columbus commence construction on a new $100000 concrete block building with a brick front on State Street just north of Harrison. The 50 by 168 foot structure will include a large auditorium, club room and kitchen, marking a long sought dream.
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Harrison
State Street
U.S. 52
Pet Day Winners At Harrison Recreation Session
The Harrison Recreation Commission hosted a Summer Playground Pet Day on Thursday July 1 1976. Morning session winners include Tammy Hinson with a gerbil as first prize and Robby Eckel with a raccoon as first prize. runners up include Jody Heavenrich Tracey Heavenrich Laurie Lehrter Reneee Most Unique Amy Lohe and a three week old albino Hampshire piglet.
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Harrison Recreation Commission
Jody
Tracey Heavenrich
Laurie Lehrter
Hampshire
Tammy Hinson
Reneeee
Robby Eckel
Raccoon
Amy Lohe
Cat
Break‑in Reported at Jail. Suspect Held for Court
Police blotter notes a burglary at 3 30 a m on July 4 at a jail where the suspect will be held until Hamilton County Municipal Court. The incident cited June 27 and July 4 with stolen over 475 dollars from Mitch Haley Police Co Ft Hood Texas.
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Hamilton County
Mitch Haley Police Co
Ft. Hood
Texas
Harrison Gala Donor Boosts Mayor's Fund With 90
Noller donated 90 dollars to the Mayor's Fund at a Village gala, offsetting cake costs and enriching the fund. Officials praise the effort while planning continues after six months of organizing. A July 8 meeting at Shawnee School in Camden invites further input, with a contact at the listed phone number.
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Noller
Shawnee School
Camden
Oen
Ler Sues Leteranar
Bob Flichman
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Mason
Community Dev
Joan Minges
Council
State
Beta Sigma Phi
Lloyd Curry
Richard Bates
Victor Paola
Paul Wich
Ron Nusekabel
Joe Spiller
George Huismann
the Home Co
Paul Roel
Louis Kocher
Andy Packard
Natalie Mondary
Joel Mondary
Danyel Barnard
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