Record heat spike at Merchants Bank thermometer
The article notes a 119 degree reading last winter at Merchants Bank, though the gauge was faulty and TV stations reported a peak of 102 degrees on Saturday. The heat was intense for three consecutive days and described as unusually hot.
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East Central High Prepares For 1983-84 Schedule Book Days
East Central High announces two student processing phases before August 25 1983. Phase I runs August 9 10 11 12 for schedule checks changes and new enrollments. Phase II Book Days August 18 19 22 issuing schedules books and lockers on cash only rentals.
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School Board Reaches Wages Deal With O A P S E Chapter 178
Southwest Local School District Board of Education votes to ratify a two year agreement with O A P S E Chapter 178 including a 6.5 percent superintendent raise on August 1 1983 and 2.7 percent on March 1 1984 plus across the board increases for 1983 84 and 1984 85. The package adds new salary scales for payroll clerk maintenance and assistant treasurer along with term life insurance at 15000 and enhanced BC/BS coverage. An extra day off after Thanksgiving is granted and bus drivers receive 575 hourly for trips with a 10 plug in for buses. No renegotiations are planned for 1984 85 with broader talks set for 1985 86.
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Camaro Spectacular Draws Crowd At Hirlinger Chevrolet
First annual Camaro Spectacular drew over 350 spectators on July 23 at the dealer grounds. Entrants ranged from 1967 to current models with People's Choice awards from first to fifth. Prizes included trophies and cash per place, led by Russ Clark for a 1969 Camaro, followed by Dave Kist, Dave Proctor, Dan and Debbie Schuman, and Bob Baechle in a 1967 convertible. Moon-Lite Bowling raised 263 for Cancer awareness with door prizes from local merchants. Catering by Decanter Restaurant. managers Carlie and Ginny Greive.
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Hirlinger Chevrolet
Russ Clark
Western Hills
Dave Kist
Dave Proctor
Dan
Debbie Schuman
Kist
Batesville
Bob Baechle
Blue Jay
Harrison Bowl
Cancer
Roberta Rudisell
Carolina Trace Rd
Harrison,In
JoAnn Allen
State St
Harrison
VFW
McDonalds
Rolling Pin Bakery
Jakes Mecca Cafe
Corner Cafe
Kaiser Appliances
Kaiser Hardware
IGA
Moonlite Chili
Sue’s
Needles & Pins
Free Bicycle Safety Inspection at City Community Center
The Community Center hosts a free bicycle safety inspection on Wednesday August 3 from 10 to 12 am. Participants will receive a free can of a C product and some may be invited to try out for Cincinnati’s city bike riding contest at Coney Island later this year.
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Mosquitoes Still Biting The Headlines In Westbrook
Westbrook subdivision residents on Treeline Court pressed the city for help in eradicating mosquitoes this summer. At a third council meeting on July 19, homeowner representative Robert Mertens urged city action, while Dr. Irwin Bollinger reported traps near Treeline and Campbell Road found 135 insects with 59 potential carriers. Suggestions included digging test holes to gauge the water table and removing pond clay to aid percolation. Officials urged a coordinated comprehensive plan with the city township and residents to address the issue.
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Westbrook
Robert Mertens
Mertens
Hamilton County Administrator of Environmental Health
Irwin H. Bollinger
Linda Noel
Campbell Road
Harrison
Jim Allen
Harrison Township
Fred Dole
Hamilton County Board of Health
Board of Health
Victor Paola
Crosby Township Cheese Distribution Notice
Crosby Township residents with welfare SSI golden buckeye food stamp unemployment or AFDC or disabled without pension or unemployment file may receive donated cheese Friday July 29 from 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m at Crosby Twp School.
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Drowns Near Cedar Grove in Whitewater River
Indiana officials probe the death of Kenneth Gambill 24 of Cambridge City after he drowned on a canoe trip near Cedar Grove. The incident occurred about 2 30 p m last Saturday in the Whitewater River. Providence Hospital treated him, with the Hamilton County Coroner's Office handling the case and awaiting results for two weeks.
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Cambridge City
Cedar Grove
Kenneth Lee Gambill
Foote St
Providence Hospital
Hamilton County
Council Hires Planning Firm For Downtown Rehabilitation Study
Harrison city council approves hiring KZF Inc of Cincinnati as a grant researcher to locate funds for downtown rehabilitation on Harrison Avenue. The 4-3 vote split along party lines, with opposition from Democrats who prefer using the city engineer and clearer priority listing. plan includes a $2,500 to $3,000 initial cost and subsequent project contracts.
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James Dole
Leo Rolfes
Rolfes
Jim Allen
Allen
Dole
William Kuhlmann
David Wendall
Harrison Avenue
Archie Mason
Robert H
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