Nugent Sworn In As Indiana Senate Opens 1983 Session
Senator Johnny Nugent of the 43rd District was sworn in as the Indiana Senate began the 1983 session. The day featured organizational actions, officer elections, 42 bills read for the first time, and a resolution honoring late Congressman Adam Benjamin. Senate adjourned to January 3, 1983.
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Johnny Nugent
Lawrenceburg
Indiana Senate
General Assembly
Nugent
Ing
Adam Benjamin
Senate
Union
Franklin
Ripley
Dearborn
Ohio
Jennings
Switzbrand
Five Star Christmas Boutique at Looker Home Restoration
Historical Society and Shaker Farms Garden Club present a Five Star Christmas Boutique on December 4 12 to 5 and December 5 10 to 5 at 10580 Maron Rd Harrison Ohio. The event showcases Christmas items flower arrangements knitted crochet potpourri and more with hot cider gingerbread and an 1800s atmosphere by two fireplaces. Donations of 50 cents support refreshments.
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Looker Home Restoration
Maron Rd
Harrison
Ohio
Village Historical Society
Shaker Farms Garden Club
Looker
Betty Washington
Scc
Harrison Social Security Office to Close in Harrison Ohio
Social Security Administration will make its last visit to the Harrison contact station December 15, 1982. The station at the Harrison Community Center closes due to ineffectiveness and low business volume. Service to the Harrison area will continue by telephone with toll free options for residents.
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Social Security Administration
Harrison, Ohio
Harrison Community Center
Social Security
Harrison Area
Harrison Resi
Annual Christmas Parade And Walk in Harrison
Barry Niemeyer reports two annual Harrison Christmas events near. The parade is set for Saturday December 4 followed by the fourth annual Christmas Walk with almost 20 downtown merchants participating. Stores open Sunday 1 to 5 pm for browsing and shopping with refreshments and Santa visits.
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Barry Niemeyer
Harrison
Jolly Ole Elf
Dec. Ltd
Santa Claus
20 Year Old Problem May End
The sump at New Haven Road and Harrison Avenue may be solved soon after a meeting on Wednesday November 10 with Mayor Archie Mason Councilman Robert Meeks City Engineer Jim Allen and B Shore of Lebanon. A letter from Harrison and a state cost proposal were discussed with the state likely paying construction costs for the sump outlet while Harrison would cover fees administration engineering and ongoing maintenance. The ball is in our court now according to Mr Allen.
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New Haven Road
Harrison Avenue
Archie Mason
Robert Meeks
Jim Allen
B. Shore
Lebanon
Harrison
Allen
City of
Purdue 500 expands with new member Kirk Gutzwiller
Kirk Gutzwiller a junior in the School of Chemical Engineering at Purdue University West Lafayette Indiana has been named a member of the Purdue 500 a select group drawn from the top 500 undergraduates at the university The entry is noted as one of the institution's most prestigious recognitions for academic excellence and leadership.
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Kirk Gutzwiller
Raymond Moore Killed in West Harrison Truck Crash
Raymond E. Moore of West Harrison died in a Tuesday evening crash on US 52 near Johnson Fork Road. Investigated by Dearborn County patrolman Richard Midlam, Moore, 45, reportedly lost control after passing another vehicle. Survivors include his wife Marlene Kolb Moore and children Donnie, Chris, and Vicki, plus parents, siblings, and extended relatives. Funeral services were held November 19, 1982, at Jackman-Kercheval Funeral Home with burial in Gibson Cemetery. Memorials to charity are suggested.
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Raymond E. Moore
West Harrison
Moore
US 52
Johnson Fork Road
Dearborn
Richard Midlam
Marlene Kolb Moore
Donnie
Chris
Vicki
Millard
Sara McQueen Moore
Hubert (Shanks
Harrison
Ben
Paul
Clark
Rose Hannon
Blanche Lanham
Pat Geis
Martha Bowles
Julie Moore
Meg Kegley
Jackman-Kercheval
Wade Hicks
Caution light approved for Harrison and Stone intersection
The city will install a caution light at Harrison Ave and Stone Dr within budget. Drawings have been presented to Harrison City Council. Strong support poles will be used for future upgrades to heavier traffic signals, reducing future costs.
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Harrison Ave
Stone Dr
Harrison
Do Harrison residents get what they pay for taxes
Barry Niemeyer questions if Harrison residents receive value for property taxes citing a Cincinnati newspaper poll. The piece notes Dole criticizes the study for excluding capital improvements and other revenue sources, arguing true cost should balance expenditures with all receipts across 48 counties.
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Barry Niemeyer
Harrison
Cincinnati
Geraldine Dole
The
Post
Know Whereabouts Of Class Reunion Seniors Plan
The class of 1958 from Wm. Henry Harrison High School plans a 25th reunion at Gay 90s on July 9 1983. Call Marty 385-2817 or Gale 738-2059 if you know the addresses of listed classmates.
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Wm. Henry Harrison High School
Marty
Gale
Southwest Local School District Faces $154,000 Tax Deduction
The Southwest Local School District will lose 154000 from its funding after Tangible Personal Property valuation rose over 5 percent, triggering a state deduction per the Ohio Revised Code. Treasurer Wooldridge notes this is the district’s first such decrease and attributes the rise to Gulf Oil Co. property values. The district plans to send a hardship letter to the state seeking relief of 777 monthly deductions between November and June.
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Southwest
Wooldridge
Southwest Local
Gulf Oil Co
Hamilton County
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Phyllis Strub
A federal grand jury indicted Phyllis Jean Strub, 45, on 26 counts of credit union embezzlement totaling $247,826.54 from Netherland Terrace Federal Credit Union between 1976 and 1979. Strub, a former treasurer and fugitive since Aug. 11, 1981, allegedly diverted funds while sole manager, falsely reporting in 1976 that the credit union held more assets than it did. The U.S. Attorney and FBI pursue the case as Strub remains at large.
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Phyllis Jean Strub
Dick Rd
Netherland Terrace
U.S
John DiPuccio
FBI
Strub
DiPuccio
Disposal Plant To Meet Standards
EPA representatives told Harrison council on November 11 that current sludge disposal methods do not meet requirements and must comply with EPA standards by June 1, 1983. The city weighs options including a $481,000 drying bed or spreading sludge on farmland, with land needs and costs outlined.
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Sanders and
Shoemaker
EPA
Harrison
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John Mutz
Harrison Social
Merchants Bank
Purdue
Raymond Moore
Dole
Harrison Township
Blue Ash
Delhi
Federal Grand Jury
Phyllis Strub
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