Harrison High School Wildcat Marching Band wins state bid
Harrison High School Band placed second in Class B at Reading Stadium earning a spot in the OMEA State Finals. Band director Doug Parrott led a strong showing with a second place finish for the Wildcat Band and awards for flag corps and percussion. State finals set for November 5 at Otterbein College.
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Harrison High School
Wildcat
Wm. Henry Harrison High School
Ohio Music Education Association
OMEA
Reading-Lockland
Reading Stadium
Lockland
Reading
Harrison
Amelia
Deer Park
Indian Hill
Lemon-Monroe
Ross
Anderson
Lakota
Roger Bacon
Walnut Hills
Columbus
Doug Parrott
Wildcat Flag Corps
Otterbein College
Downtown Revitalization Funding Gets Top Priority
KZF Inc. of Cincinnati will seek grants for downtown redevelopment in Harrison. City Council narrowed focus from ten projects to downtown only, with Geo rge Kral Jr. to deliver a written report detailing ten improvement areas and funding options by the first November meeting.
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Karen Minnelli
KZF Inc
Harrison
KZF
George Kral Jr
Kral
Bob Meeks
Meeks
Roger Hornsby
Democrats To Meet Candidate Night In Harrison
The Harrison Democrat Club will hold a meeting at 8 P.M. on Wednesday October 19 1983 at the Harrison Community Center 300 George Street. Local candidates including Mayor hopeful Ham Rolfes Council contenders Bybee Glasscock and Kinnett Township Trustee Benson and Clerk Roberts will attend to answer voter questions. Issues in the November election will be decided by voters.
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Harrison Democrat Club
Harrison
George Street
Harry A
Ham’’ Rolfes
Greg Bybee
Ruth Glasscock
Larry Kinnett
Herb Benson
Gary Roberts
Harrison Township
Planning Commission Updates Zoning Book Drafted for Review
The Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals study a three year in progress city zoning ordinance draft by American Legal Publishing. They will meet on November 14 to finalize details before sending the updated book to City Council for approval. Updated versions of other city ordinances are also being drafted by American Legal Publishing.
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Karen Minnelli
Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
American Legal Publishing
Fort Mitchell man gets two year sentence in stolen goods case
Gerald L. Helm, 38, of Fort Mitchell, was sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay 18000 restitution after pleading guilty to interstate transportation of stolen goods tied to a ring involving Andrews Jergens Co and Proctor and Gamble. Two others received three year suspended terms. investigations traced 330 cases of cooking oil and 98 bars of soap to the crime.
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Fort Mitchell
Andrews Jergens Co
Proctor and Gamble
U.S
S. Arthur Spiegle
Gerald L. Helm
Larry D. Detmer
Dry Fork Rd
Harrison
Ohio
Jimmie L. Marion
Tyne Ave
Kennedy
Cincinnati
FBI
Proctor and Gamble Security Force
Quality Food
Ninth and Patterson Sts
Newport
P&g
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Sycamore Street
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Greg Timmons
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Stan Martin
Doug Drew
Kelley Knose
Maureen Hornbach
Flag Corps
Valerie Porter
Meg Ahlers
John Rhibrand
Alan G. Doherty
Michael Davis
James Moss
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