Nugent Explains Indiana Laws Enacted In 1983
State Senator Johnny Nugent outlines new laws from the 1983 General Assembly. Changes include tougher drunk driving penalties with .10 BAC as a Class C misdemeanor, automatic license suspensions for first offenses, an enhanced habitual traffic offender statute, credit cards accepted for court costs, animal fighting penalties, mandatory restitution, and anti discrimination protections for guide dog users in public accommodations. The measures aim to curb DUIs, reduce repeat offenses, and streamline license suspensions.
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General Assembly
Johnny Nugent
Lawrenceburg
Nugent
Indiana
Elizabethtown School to reopen Thursday after asbestos removal
Southwest Local School District officials announce Elizabethtown will reopen for all students on Thursday September 8 1983. All asbestos removal will be complete and classrooms prepared. Administration thanks students parents staff and community for patience and understanding.
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Southwest Local School District
Elizabethtown
Ross Board Approves New Teacher Contract in Ross
The Ross Board of Education approved a new contract for teachers including a 6 percent salary increase. New teachers’ base salary rises to 13000 from 12250. A 6 percent raise was also approved for district non certified employees. Administrator salaries will be set at the September 14 meeting.
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Ross Board of Education
Volunteers Recognized for Hospital Service at Christ Hospital
Patients benefited from 4 553 hours donated by 65 junior volunteers since August 1982. Volunteers were recognized August 15 to 19 for lifetime hours of service to the hospital. Jerry Pack of 7163 Lawrenceburg Rd Harrison Ohio donated 300 hours.
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the Christ Hospital
Jerry Pack
Lawrenceburg Rd
Harrison
Ohio
Crosby Township surplus food distribution set at Crosby School
Crosby Township residents eligible to receive surplus foods. Distribution will be at Crosby School on Saturday September 10 from 9 30 a m to 12 noon with valid I D required.
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Crosby Township
Crosby School
Correction on Roach’s injuries after Rt. 52 accident
The prior report mischaracterized Scott Roach of Syracuse New York as uninjured in the Rt. 52 crash. Roach was seriously injured in the collision that killed one person and will remain hospitalized at Good Samaritan Hospital for several weeks.
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Scott Roach
Syracuse
New York
Rt. 52
Roach
Good Samaritan Hospital
West Harrison Holds Five Candidate Conventions for 1983 Election
Democrats appoint Connie Carter Inette Wesley and Bryan Kelly for clerk treasurer while Republicans name Barbara Goins Leonard Waller Loren Loos and Twyla Waller for upcoming November 8 1983 election at Indiana Town Hall. Voter eligibility notes urge residents within corporation boundaries to register by September 25 and provide options for absentees and shut ins.
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West Harrison
Indiana Town Hall
Connie J. Carter
W. Harrison Ave
Inette Jo Wesley
Bryan C. Kelly
W. Broadway
Barbara G. Goins
N. State St
Leonard E. Waller
Loren J. Loos
Twyla E. Waller
Elmer J. Bischoff
Barbara J. Goins
County Clerks Office
Lawrenceburg Court House
CPR Basic Life Support Instructor Course Offered
Registration is open for a Basic Life Support Instructor Course to be held Saturday September 24 and Saturday October 1 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the American Heart Association office 2936 Vernon Place Cincinnati OK. Requirement: current BLS-Basic Rescuer certification from AHA, ARC, EMT A, or Training and Industry. Fee is 15 dollars per person. Call 281 4048 to register. limit 35 participants.
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American Heart Association
Vernon Place
Cincinnati
American Red Cross
EMTA
Camp On Pinhook Road Destroyed By Fire
A camp at 346 Pinhook Road was engulfed in flames early Thursday morning and totally destroyed. Fire departments from Harrison New Trenton and Bright battled the blaze. Fireworks stored in the camp exploded as flames spread. The camp was leased to John and Evelyn Finke of Cincinnati and located next to David Pragar’s residence.
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Pinhook Road
David Pragar
John and
Evelyn Finke
Cincinnati
Pragar
Harrison
New Trenton
Bright
Marching Kittens Begin Season at Harrison Elementary
The Harrison Wildcats marching team opens its eighth twirling season under Mrs. Brenda Jackson and the Harrison Elementary PTA. Classes will be held at Harrison Elementary and are open to all non preschool students enrolled in school. For more details call Bonnie Lawson at 367-9475.
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Harrison Wildcats
Brenda Jackson
Harrison Elementary
PTA
Bonnie Lawson
Hensley Found Guilty in Ex-Wife Slaying at Bright
Ronald Lee Hensley Sr. was convicted in Dearborn County of murdering his ex-wife Rena outside her Bright apartment on November 7, 1982. He testified he shot her in a daze after a quarrel. sentencing by Judge Lester G. Baker is set for September 12 with possible 30 to 60 years and a $10,000 fine.
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Ronald Lee Hensley Sr
Lawrenceburg
Rena
Bright
Hensley
Dearborn County
Lester G. Baker
First Fellowship Breakfast Recalled at Saint John’s UCC
The Harrison area men’s fellowship breakfast resumes on September 10 at 7 30 a.m. at Saint John’s United Church of Christ on Broadway at Sycamore. Since its start about thirteen years ago led by Aaron Viel the group has drawn men from St. John the Baptist First Christian First Presbyterian Providence Presbyterian and several United Methodist churches. Church members are welcome though not required to participate.
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Harrison Area
Saint John’s
St. John's United Church of Christ
St. John the Baptist
First Christian
First Presbyterian
Providence Presbyterian
Dearborn Hills
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Tays Terms
Wyoming
Reading
William Henry Harrison High School
West Road
National Honor Society
Dowa
Movataia
Hamilton County Park
Miami Whitewater Forest
Thomas S. Owen
Montgomery Rd
Owen
E-Town
Ross Board
Crosby
Whitewater
Longnecker’s
Tom Stone
Stone Valley
Fink
Baker
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