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The company is owned by Al Meininger and David Metz.
24 Jul 1985
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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1985
Page
1
The company is owned by Al Meininger and David Metz.
The Southwest School Board must grant final approval at its upcoming July 30 meeting to hire three new staff members. The proposal outlines hiring steps and positions, awaiting formal ratification by board majority.
K of C sponsors a hearing on water mains route and costs. Mayor Rolfes says bids above expectations will stop the project. New lines planned along Thomas Lane to Sycamore Park to Jefferson, replacing antiquated iron pipes to improve water quality. Council approves $10,000 civil defense expenditure for an east side siren at Harrison Fire Station 2 and sets Deputy Tax Commissioner pay at $6.50 hourly with Wanda Haas in training. Health board cites 60 day actions to suspend landfill license. Mt Pleasant Blacktopping to repave three Whitewater Meadows streets.
Indiana police and fire departments rescued a woman stranded in woods near Barber Road after residents on Barber Road reported screams for help early Monday July 15. Dearborn County officers helped locate and bring her to safety amid the incident situation and response.
Cheese will be distributed to residents of the City of Harrison and Harrison Township at the Community Center, 300 George St., on Thursday July 25 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Pickup must be in person and this is the only distribution. Eligibility requirements apply.
William Henry Harrison High School band members held their first rehearsal with new director Don Stewart on July 18. The 23 year old, who earned a Master of Music from the University of Michigan and is an East Carolina University graduate, said he would not mold the program but let students choose their direction. Band camp dates and future plans were discussed as preparations begin for the upcoming season.
Rev Harold Shackelford was appointed the official chaplain for the Harrison Police Department effective July 16. He will serve without compensation and will support officers and their families during critical incidents and personal hardship.
City officials approve a contract with Rumpke to handle waste disposal as the local landfill closes on July 31, ensuring continued trash service for the community began with BFI transition plans.
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