Harrison council debates water upgrade and waste disposal plan
At a April 30 public meeting Mayor Harry Rolfes and engineer Jim Allen outlined a proposed 1.7 million dollar water works project featuring a new treatment plant on State Street, a one million gallon tank, a 12 inch main and a new gravel packed well to lift daily capacity to 2.2 million gallons. The plan aims to speed water recovery and attract industry, with funding via income tax and revenue bonds and a rate rise to 6.90 per month. Disposal options include keeping a landfill with transfer or truck haul, while a Rumpke site could serve 50 years. concerns about permits costs and jobs prompted a 203 signature petition.
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Harrison
Harry Rolfes
Rolfes
Jim Allen
State Street
Harrison Township
Losekamp Named Deputy Commanding General Of 83d Army Reserve Command
Bernard F Losekamp of Columbus Ohio is appointed Deputy Commanding General of the 83d United States Army Reserve Command Construction Supply Center in Columbus One of the largest in the 4th Army area it controls over 9100 Army Reservists and 550 full time staff across 97 reserve units in 35 Ohio cities A Polymer Chemist Senior Editor with the Chemical Abstracts Service Losekamp was commissioned from Xavier University ROTC in June 1958 and has held multiple command and staff roles in artillery units and the 83d US Army Reserve Command He holds the Meritorious Service Medal with two oak leaf clusters the Army Commendation Medal and the Humanitarian Service Medal.
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Bernard F. Losekamp
Columbus
Ohio
United States Army Reserve Command
U.S. Army Reserve Command
United States Army
Chemical Abstracts Service
Colum
Xavier University
Losekamp
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Army Reserve
Sth
28Th Field Artillery
36Th Field Artillery
83D Division Artillery
452D
83D
Deborah Riede Inducted Into Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society
Deborah Loos Riede a nurse at Children's Hospital Medical Center NBICU was inducted into the Beta Iota Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau at a April 14 ceremony at the University of Cincinnati. The society honors superior achievement and works to advance nursing.
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Deborah (Loos) Riede
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Nbicu
Beta Iota
Sigma Theta Tau
National Honor Society of Nursing
University of Cincinnati
Mt Carmel Kindergarten Registration Details
Mt Carmel Kindergarten Mt Carmel School announces kindergarten registration on Thursday May 16 from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. Indiana time with typical classroom activities. Friday May 17 registration runs 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Child must be 5 by January 1, 1985 and bring birth certificate and immunization record.
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Garten
Teacher Day salute from Southwest Local Schools
Dr N Kay Bowling notes May 8 as Teacher Day USA saluting teachers nationwide. He lauds public school educators for guiding minds through numbers and signs, from high school math to college history, and highlights teachers as today’s surrogate parents amid financial social and technological challenges. The district celebrates strong community involvement and capable administrators, but praises classroom teachers as its greatest strength.
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Dr. N. Kay
USA
Southwest
Southwest Local School District Board of Education and Administration
Hanover College Honors Day Awards Named
Jennifer Kraus presented as Independent Women's Award recipient at Hanover College Honors Day. Dr A Blair Helman delivered The Eternal Quest speech. Top senior honors went to George R Gray II Indianapolis and Anastasia A Klamaros South Bend with 4.0 GPA noted alongside multiple award recipients and student adviser roles.
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Hanover College
A. Blair Helman
Manchester College
Helman
John Finley Crowe
Henry C. Long
George R. Gray, II
Indianapolis
Anastasia A. Klamaros
South Bend
Gray
Alpha Lambda Delta-Phi Eta Sigma
Panhellenic
Julia A. Tipon
Lexington
Interfraternity Dwayne
Gamma Sigma Pi
Jennifer
Don and
Phyllis Kraus
Harrison
Survival Game Invita tional Tournament Set for Harrison
The first Budweiser Invitational Tournament of The Survival Game of Cincinnati will be played May 18 and 19 at Harrison Ohio. Fourteen invited teams from West Virginia Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Michigan will compete with possible additions. Games start at 9:00 a.m. each day with two 90 minute matches per team under the official rules and point system.
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Cincinnati
Harrison
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Teachers Receive Recognition for St John the Baptist Staff
Shirley A Wilcox and Carol Ann Wich of St John the Baptist School Harrison were among teachers honored at a April 30 dinner at the Westin Presidential Ballroom. The event was hosted by the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Scripps Howard and the Cincinnati Post.
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Shirley A. Wilcox
Carol Ann Wich
St. John the Baptist School
Harrison
Westin Hotel
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Scripps- Howard
The
Cincinnati Post
Jacob E. Davis
School For the Creative and
Academic Boosters Scholarship Drive Seeks Community Support
The Academic Boosters group has launched a scholarship fund drive to fund science studies. The subject area is science due to curriculum review and project focus this year. Donations are tax deductible and should be sent to the organization.
Harrison Wildcats Booster Club Meeting Notice
The Harrison Wildcat Athletic Boosters schedule a meeting for May 13 at the high school cafeteria. Location is the high school cafeteria. A paper truck is parked in the junior school parking lot.
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Harrison Wildcat
After Prom at Harrison Bowl planned by Harrison High parents
Harrison High School outlines an After Prom event at Harrison Bowl from 1:00 to 6:00 a.m. for Prom attendees at $3.00 apiece. Tickets due by May 13. Activities include bowling, snacks, movies, games, and prizes, with a 1:45 arrival cut off and 6:00 a.m. end. Principal Roberts praises the safety-focused alternative and thanks planning parents.
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William Henry Harrison High School
Harrison Bowl
Roberts
Harrison Memorial Day Parade on May 27 1985
The Harrison Memorial Day parade will be held on May 27 1985. Participants should call Donna Abrams at 367-4762 for more information.
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Donna Abrams
Diabetes miracle: Randy joins 11 million US patients
A Junior Baseball Leaguer, Randy Stumpf, joined the roughly 11 million Americans living with diabetes on March 26, managing the disease with 1800 calories a day two insulin injections and four daily tests under his mother Beverly Buskirk Stumpf. The article explains types of diabetes symptoms and ongoing treatment while urging support to help people like Randy.
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Harrison
Randy Stumpf
Randy
Beverly Buskirk Stumpf
Madison Ave
New York
N.Y
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