Hamilton County to Study New Sanitary Landfill Plan
The Cincinnati official Thomas Welch announced an experimental landfill to replace aging incinerators in western Hamilton County possibly moving waste from the Crookshank and Dunbar plants. The 182 acre site aims to handle about 1300 tons weekly, with operation projected by May 1 1971, and significant cost savings per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Colerain Township
Thomas Welch
Cincinnati
Welch
Crookshank
Miami
Whitewater
Harrison Township
Addyston
Miami Township
Monsanto Corp
Pennsylvania
Alan S. Montague
Hamilton County Municipal League
Institute of Governmental Research
University of Cincinnati
District 13
Dunbar
Covedale
District 13 crime funds seek over three million in grants
More than 3 million dollars in applications have been filed by the District 13 Crime Control Council for fiscal 1971 though about 2 million may be funded. The council, spanning Hamilton, Clermont, Warren and Butler counties, began under the 1968 Omnibus Act with Ohio distributing federal block grants through OLEPA. Local projects include radio equipment grants for Cheviot and a video unit for Delhi police, plus funding for Cincinnati, Middletown, Hamilton and Silverton programs and a juvenile officer in Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 13
Crime Control Council
Fred Engelman
Engelman
Reading
Ohio
Hamilton
Clermont
Warren
Butler
Ohio Law Enforcement and Planning Agency
OLEPA
Cheviot
Delhi
Delhi Police Association
Cincinnati
Middletown
Silverton
Hamilton County
Noah B. Creech
Fairfield
Cincinnati Board faces budget choices amid school funding crisis
The Cincinnati Board of Education debates three options to bridge a 3.9 million 1971 deficit, weighing cuts, borrowing against 1972 revenue, or closing schools. Teachers push for negotiations on cuts and tax reform, while officials seek state formula changes and timely decisions ahead of the Budget Commission report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Board of Education
Heinold Junior High School
North Fairmount
Cincinnati
Calvin Conliffe
Sam Capozzolo
Cincinnati Teachers Association
CTA
Susan Richman
Cincinnati Federation of Teachers
New West Hills Councilman Leads Before Installation
Guy C. Guckenberger, 26, starts as chairman of the Crime Prevention and Law Enforcement Committee two days before formal installation as Cincinnati Council member. He seeks city action against an alleged obscenity dealer in Price Hill and joins multiple committees. He fills the Westwood seat vacated by William J. Keating, now a congressman-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hills
Cincinnati
Guy C. Guckenberger
Council
Price Hill
Westwood
Thomas C. Spraul
Guckenberger
West Hills
Bank of City Fathers
Eugene C. Ruehlmann
Covedale
William J. Keating
Eugene P. Ruehlmann
Robert “Bob” Sullivan
Cheviot
Miller
Planning Commission Rejects Block on Quebec Rd Housing Project
The Cincinnati Planning Commission voted 4-1 to deny a zoning change sought to block a 50 unit low income housing project at 2100 Block of Quebec Rd by the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority. The panel said the project fits property use but should follow housing guidelines and preserve city input on future sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
South Fairmount
Quebec Rd
Cincinnati
Herbert Stevens
William Flax
Charles Collins II
Planning Commission
Housing Authority
Commission
First baby arrives at police district open house
A six pound six ounce girl, Beth Ann, was born in the driveway of District Three Police on Warsaw Ave. Cheryl Weis 20, on the way to the hospital, stopped at the station where Officer Ramstetter aided the delivery before Mr. Weis reached the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Farrell
Cincinnati Fire Department
Farrell
Co. 24
Price Hill
Coronado Ave
Considine
Warsaw Aves
Clifton-Ludlow
Northside
Winton Place
Lt. Farrell
Clara Jane
Trans-Media News
Warsaw Ave
District Three
Cheryl Weis
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ramstetter
John Seebohm
Cincinnati
Victor Hyland
Western Hills
District Three Open House Showcases New Police Uniforms
At the District Three Open House families tour the station as Patrolmen Ramstetter and Kegg model historic and new uniforms including an Eisenhower jacket designed for quick draw and walkie talkie use. Policewoman Whalen helps debut the first Cincinnati policewomen’s uniform while Chief Caplan recalls early era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kegg
Patricia Whalen
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Whalen
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By Dan Hopwood
Veterans Hospital
U.S
State Health Department
Mr. Welch
Ernest W. Combs
Regional Planning Commission
Arnold Rosemeyer
William F. Springmyer
County Board of Health
Harold Meredith
County Building Inspection Department
Charles D. Lindberg
Paul A. Miller
Budget Commission
Lindberg
Roger Miller
Quebec
Rct
Ptlma
Thomas Gregg
Puma
Robert Ramstetter
Kate March
Scott
Weis
Francis Ave
Martin Luther King
Miss Whalen
Gregg
William Caplan
Norman A. Murdock
William R. Bracke
Bert Gumm
Henry Sandman
William Hoerst
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