ZIP 4 Savings Simplify Mail for Small Firms
Postal Service promotes ZIP 4 as a voluntary extension of five digit codes to target precise locations. Frank Milesky cites automated sorting, discounts, and fewer duplicates as benefits while offering directories and conversion services to ease adoption for mailers big and small.
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Postal Service
Frank Milesky
Milesky
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Kiwanis Thank Participants at Taste Test Fundraiser
The Harrison Kiwanis Club expresses appreciation to all who took part in the Taste Test at Winton Savings and Loan. Proceeds from the event support community youth projects and local service initiatives.
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Harrison Kiwanis Club
Winton Savings and Loan
Record numbers of child abuse reports prompt foster care drive
Hamilton County reports an all time high for child abuse and neglect with 448 cases opened in May and June, up from 390 last year. The Foster Care Unit, now at capacity, seeks emergency foster parents to care for youngsters ages birth to three. About 800 children are in foster care. typically 35 emergency foster parents provide short term care. Sandy Dulaney emphasizes trained, supported parents, with placements possible after school starts. Information line 632 6366. Also note Army Private Dave L. Davis, son of Jill M. and Tommy Rycroft of Harrison, has arrived for duty in Neu Heillenbach, West Germany with the 94th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, formerly at Fort Jackson, S.C.
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Hamilton County
Sandy Dulaney
Brenda Merrick
Ohio
Army
Dave L. Davis
Jill M
Tommy Rycroft
Harrison, Ohio
Neu Heillenbach
West Germany
Davis
94Th Air Defense Artillery Brigade
Fort Jackson
S.C
Trail of Two Cities Bike A Thon Raises Cash For Charity
The Bike A Thon in Cincinnati and Covington benefits the American Cancer Society and Covington Community Resources. Two routes, 5 miles and 50 miles, run August 26 with registration 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Cincinnati public landing or Goebel Park. Corporate teams include Coca Cola Frischs Cincinnati Bell and more. Riders up to 50 miles, sponsors pledged per mile, prizes for top fundraisers, patches for all riders, and a noon kickoff August 9 at Fountain Square.
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American Cancer Society
Covington
Cincinnati
Public Landing
Goebel Park
Old Town
Greater
Kentucky
David Mann
Bike-Athon
Two Cities
Ohio River
Ken Schachter
Rick Lux
Mann
R.A. Jones
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Clarion Hotel
Cincinnati Bell Telephone Pioneers
Updown Towners
Cincinnati Cycle Club
Frisch’s
Keco
American Customs Metals
Ortner Freight
Pui Ae
Covington Community Resources
Coca-Cola
Frisch’s, Hogan, Jenee and Stites
McAplins
Taft Sofa Company
WLW Radio 700
Fountain Square
Miss Ohio U.S.A. Pageant seeks 1985 contestants
Applications are being accepted across Ohio for the Miss Ohio U.S.A. Pageant to be held November 7 to 10 1984 at the Ohio Valley Mall Grand Concourse in St Clairsville. Entrants must be 17 to 24 by May 1 1985, never married, six months resident of Ohio and may include college dorm students.
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Buckeye
Ohio
U.S.A
Tri-State
Locust Avenue
Washington
Pennsylvania
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