Smalls Pro Hardware Opens Western Auto Outlet on Harrison Ave
Small's Pro Hardware took over the Western Auto location on Harrison Avenue, opening Monday October 31. The Smalls, veteran Cheviot hardware owners for 17 years, plan remodeling and restocking, condensing the store and possibly leasing the unused half. Bill Small will manage with his brother Dave as staff.
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Small’s Pro Hardware
John F. Miller Hardware
Western Auto Store
Harrison Ave
Smalls
Cheviot
Bill Small
Dave
East Central High tohold annual book fair in November
The Library Club of East Central High School sponsors a book fair from November 14 to 17, 1983. The event includes Open House on the evening of November 15 and invites public participation.
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Library Club
East Central High School
Southwest Community Basketball Assoc Meeting Scheduled
The next meeting of the Southwest Community Basketball Association is set for Monday November 21 1983 at 6 30 p m in room 101 at Harrison High School.
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Southwest Community Basketball Association
Harrison High School
Fire Department Offers Home Emergency Safety Stickers
Harrison Fire Department reminds residents to register for special safety stickers indicating that someone in the home may need assistance during an alert. The program, available to all residents, runs 7 pm to 9 pm on the second Wednesday each month at Main Station One.
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Harrison
Harrison Fire Department
The
Fire Department
Harrison Ave
Walnut Street
Scott Kercheval
Ron Kurtz
Jim Thomas
City of Harrison Elects Mayors and Officials
In Harrison the mayoral and council race results show Archie Mason is listed as Republican with Harry A. Rolfes a Democrat. Three at large seats elected Gregory Bybee Ruth Glassock and Roger Hornsby. Remaining candidates include Larry Kinnett and other write in entries with Robert Meeks Terry L. Stephens and David Wendel and Jerry Wilson.
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Gregory Bybee
Ruth Glassock
Roger Hornsby
Larry Kinnett
Robert Meeks
Terry L. Stephens
David Wendel
Jerry Wilson
Downtown Development Report Proposes Cooperative City Merchants Plan
KZF Inc chief planner presented an interim downtown revitalization plan to City Council on November 1 outlining a cooperative approach with private merchants. Proposals include upgrading the Fischer Building, a State Street theater, and Glenn's Styling Corner, plus a streetscape entrance feature. Recommendations call for a merchant group, a part time downtown manager, zoning moratoriums directing new offices downtown, peripheral multifamily housing, a housing code, and pursuing Urban Renewal grants to fund projects.
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Kral
Fischer
Harrison Ave
Theater
State Street
Glenn
Harrison Avenue
Glenn’s
Chamber of Commerce
Urban Development Action Program
Office of Housing and Urban Development
Council Votes To Support Intercommunity Cable
Harrison City Council unanimously signs a letter backing the Inter community Cable Regulatory Commission to seek an extra two percent of Warner Amex annual gross receipts for public access and consulting needs. FCC action, Warner letters, and timeline to next year.
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Intercommunity Cable Regulatory Commission
ICRC
Federal Communications Commission
Warner Amex
Warner
False Rumor of Molesting Report in Harrison Ohio
Harrison Ohio police deny reports of rape or child molesting in the Ryan Subdivision area and urge clues on the rumor source. Police Chief Frank R. Mondary says the inquiries are gossip causing public unrest and that those spreading it will be pursued in court.
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Ryan
Harrison
Ohio
Frank R. Mondary
Plea for Flags on Veterans Day in Harrison
A call urges every Harrison home to fly the American flag on Veterans Day November 11 to bolster patriotism and counter apathy. The message, sourced from an old newspaper clipping, emphasizes collective effort for national pride.
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Harrison
Bids Approved For Central Southwest Office Renovation
The Southwest School District Board of Education approved bids for renovation of its central office. The action follows a sequence of bids from contractors to upgrade facilities and improve operational space. Details on bid amounts and awarded firms were provided at the board meeting.
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Larry Smith Plumbing Co
Providence Hospital
New Haven
Carolina Trace Roads
James Dole
Hilton
Cincinnati
Loretta Jacob
West and
Carolina
Trace Roads
Jacob
Southwest School District Board of Education
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