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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
1
Superintendent Dr Tilman Juett says vandals caused about 5000 dollars in damage to Wm Henry Harrison High and Junior School with rock and glass breakage. Windows and doors were smashed and other panes damaged. Insurance coverage is limited and a reward program may be considered for information leading to arrests.
At the Southwest Board of Education July meeting the resignation of Alma C. Frey was accepted. After 34 years in the district she taught intermediate and junior high math most recently at William Henry Harrison Junior School. Frey chaired curriculum committees and helped develop state tests, earning honors in Teachers Association. She lives at 10898 Carolina Trace, Harron, with her three sons Richard, James and William.
Robert Teeters of Okeawa Ohio shows improvement at General Hospital Cincinnati after a successful kiss at home on Iliff Avery. He plans to be released soon and will convalesce at his home on Alert New London Road.
A spate of theft and vandalism rocked Harrison Ohio and nearby Indiana areas. Five cars were stolen from Harrison Auto Parts after windows were broken and $70 in merchandise stolen. A 15 year old was arrested by Hamilton County Police with help from Harrison Police. another youth is sought. A rock throwing incident damaged Colony Building. an air conditioner was taken from Jake and Frank's Recreation Hall. Police urge residents to lock cars and remove keys. A Bicycle Safety Check is planned for Tuesday August 10 by Hamilton County and Harrison police.
Project ROD begins cooperative effort among Ripley, Dearborn Counties and eight public school districts serving about 15 000 students to provide special education. State and federal grant of 23000 funds will support a Special Education Director and related services for 1971 72. A pseuocometrist speech and hearing diagnostician are funded to test and treat eligible students. Sunman Dearborn Community School Corporation offers to act as the Abcentrative Unit if all districts agree.
The Sunman Dearborn Community School Corporation is granted 6750 in Federal Title II E.S.E.A. funds for the 1971-1972 elementary education project Prevention of School Phobias. The program will study student needs in elementary guidance and why many pupils struggle to adjust to school activities.
Fr. Arnold Rodriguez OFM named associate pastor of St. John's Church Harri son Ohio by the Cincinnati diocese. Born in Mexico and ordained in 1943 he has served as assistant pastor and teacher in Kansas City Santa Fe Mishawaka Ft Wayne and other institutions.
Ron Durrett of Heaven Ohio will compete in the 35th Irvin Cobb Golf Championship July 16 to 18 at Paxton Park Golf Course Paducah Kentucky. He enters a 234-player field with past winners Bob Goalby and Bert Green now on the PGA Tour.
Airman Clark, a 1970 graduate of Niceville High School in Florida, completes training in the munitions and weapons field at Lowry Air Force Base in Colorado.
The Southwest Board of Education approved a tentative 1972 budget of 2,305,599.66 dollars with 245,381.06 dollars reserved for the calendar year. The 1971 budget was 2,060,218.60, reduced by cuts in staff, high school transport, and curricular offerings after a failed operating levy. The 1972 plan restores much of the curtailed programs and notes revenue uncertainties from state tax legislation. further cuts would occur if funds fall short or a new levy is not approved. items not funded include heating system conversion to gas at two schools and a bus garage construction.
Todd Powers led a Harrison area team at the Jr Champ State Track Meet. Ten other boys and girls joined him to represent and compete, earning top placement in the state event with commendable performances.
Aboard a carrier Navy Petty Officer Thindlan Randolph L. Fitzpatrick, son of Mr and Mrs Gucesiac Patrick of 10809 Oxford Load Herrison Ohio, has-
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