Oak Hills Sidewalk Upgrades Top Hamilton County Priority
Hamilton County engineer's office told a Delhi group that three Oak Hills School District sidewalk projects have top priority for 1970. Projects include sections on Anderson Ferry Rd Rapid Run Rd Neeb Rd Foley Rd and Montview Cr. Estimated costs and assessments discussed with credits for existing concrete.
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Hamilton County Engineer's Office
Delhi
Oak Hills
Emerson Bisslinger
Anderson Ferry Rd
Romance Se
Rapid Run Rd
Foley Rd
Aivera Dr
Neeb
Covedale Ave
Neeb Rd
Rapid Run
Foley
Montview Cr
Bissinger
General Assembly
Norman Murdock
Our Lady of Victory
Julmar Dr
Delhi Pike
Mt. Alverno Rd
Foley Rds
Pay Talks Delay Oak Hills Levy to May 5 or Later
Oak Hills Board postpones operating levy decision as salary negotiations with the Oak Hills Education Association drag. President Eugene F. Middlekamp cites stalled contracts and legal timing constraints that push millage and a potential levy election beyond Easter, possibly into May.
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Oak Hills
Oak Hills Asks Prosecutor Opinion On Board Lobbying
The Oak Hills Board of Education sent a request Monday to the Hamilton County Prosecutor seeking an opinion on whether state law allows the board to initiate and pass legislation to provide extra aid for both public and nonpublic schools. The move followed a push by the Oak Hills Council For All Students to create a standing committee to ensure every student benefits from revenues for education. Kenneth Lohr of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Parish led the OHCFAS statement, presented amid support from over 50 Catholic school parents. The meeting, held in the old gym of a junior school, marks a rotation of board meetings among district schools with future sessions planned at Dulles School and Delhi Junior High. The board’s debate included concerns about threats tied to the September Citizens for Educational Freedom proposal and constitutional limits on board action.
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Middlekamp
Cincinnati Board of Education
Cincinnati
Oak Hills
Hamilton County
Oak Hills Board of Education
Charles \. Eckert II
Bridgetown
Lohr
Ohcpas
Dulles School
Delhi
Ohcfas
OHCP
Apes Schnabel
Public Authority For Education
Citizens For Educational Freedom
Schnabel
Pease Honest Bee
Ohio
News distributed by controlled circulation in Price Hill area
Over 21 750 copies of The News are distributed by controlled circulation in Price Hill Covedale Delhi Hills. Call 661 3208 if you fail to receive your copy on Wednesday.
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Price Hill
Covedale
Delhi Hills
Price Hill Civic Club Opposes Handgun Registration
The Price Hill Civic Club urged Cincinnati City Council to oppose handgun registration proposed by Vice Mayor Willis Gradison, arguing criminals would ignore such laws and calling for enforcement of existing laws. The club also announced a white elephant sale for charity and a talk by FBI agent Victor Carelli on crime fighting methods.
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Price Hill
Western Hills
Civic Club
Western Woods
Lenora Handra
Victor Carelli
FBI
United Savings Association
Glenway *Ave
Mr. Carelli
University of Cincinnati College of Law
Philadelphia
Scranton
New York
N.Y
Okinawa
Philippines
Hawaii
Gilligan to Speak to Ward 25 Club
John J. Gilligan the Hamilton County Democratic candidate for governor will address the 25th Ward Democratic Club on Friday February 27 at the invitation of Club President Eugene Wahl. Also attending are Gilligan campaign chairman Tom Anderson and City Councilman Thomas Luken.
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John J. Gilligan
Hamilton County
25Th Ward
Democratic Club
Eugene Wahl
Price Hill
United Savings Association
Glenway Ave
Gilligan
Tom Anderson
Thomas Luken
Western Hills
Green Township
26Th Ward
Westwood
Del-Fair Merchants Elect New Officers At Meeting
Ricky Lanzilotta of the Del-Fair Barber Shop was elected president of the Del-Fair Shopping Center Merchants Assoc at the annual election meeting held on Wednesday February 11 Leo Stechenberg of Goldsmith was named vice president Willa Mae Walsh of Unique Botque became secretary Val Dolwick of Provident Bank was chosen treasurer Frank Mazzei of Old Town Ice Cream Parlor joins the advertising committee along with Mrs Walsh and Robert Tomlinson of Kresge who is chairman
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Ricky Lanzilotta
Del-Fair
Del-Fair Shopping Center Merchants Assoc
Leo Stechenberg
Goldsmith
Willa Mae Walsh
Unique Botque
Val Dolwick
Provident Bank
Frank Mazzei
Old Own Ice Cream Parlor
Walsh
Robert Tomlinson
Kresge
Delhi Township to raise police fire pay and add cadet program
Trustees announced a new pay schedule for Delhi Township safety departments with top police and fire chief salaries at 9 500 and firemen and patrolmen at 8 500 after eight years. Three new police cruisers will be bought and a cadet program for high school boys ages 16 to 18 planned by Fire Chief Kusar.
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Delhi
Dusty Rhodes
Westwood
Chrysler-Plymouth
Howard Makin
R. Buchert
New Township
Peter Pandilidis
Fuller Ford
Red Frazier Ford
Tom Kneer
Safety Departments
Neeb Rd
Cincinnati
Rudy Kusar
Delhi Fire
Salted roads drain Delhi Township budget and patience
Delhi Township faces a pricey winter as salt shortages and costly snow removal strain a $22 000 Roads and Bridges fund. Trustee W Emerson Rhodes reports 13 000 spent since late December with 17 more tons ordered. A time cost study pushes tighter supervision by Road Superintendent Cliff Stuart while contractors seek faster, less salty work at 15 dollars an hour.
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Delhi Township
Board of Trustees
W. Emerson Rhodes
Jay Buchert
Elmer Ohmer
August Robbens
Cliff Stuart
Salt Institute of
Alexandria
Ohmer
Robbins
Letter Encourages Delhi Residents to Engage With Local Government
A board of trustees message from Mr. Rhodes and Mr. Artmayer urges Delhi Township residents to participate in meetings and government affairs. The letter stresses the need for greater citizen involvement to build strong local government and explains what the local government can and cannot do for residents.
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Rhodes
Artmayer
Delhi
Man Fined for Namecalling Police Targeted as Scab
Albert Holmes, 1225 Gilsey Ave., was fined 15 dollars and costs by Municipal Court Judge Thomas D. Heekin after calling Patrolman Ronald Flender a scab on January 24 following a traffic stop. The city strike over snow trucks prompted the charge.
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Albert Holmes
Gilsey Ave
Thomas D. Heekin
Cincinnati
Mr. Holmes
Delhi Soldier Receives Posthumous Air Force Honors
Sgt. Clifford J. T. Lefler, who enlisted November 4 1965, was killed in action June 7 1969 near Danang Vietnam. His widow accepted two posthumous awards at ceremonies held at Clinton County Air Force Base. Parents listed as Mrs Noor at 4431 Cloverhill Terrace Delhi Hills.
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Clifford J. T. Lefler
Clinton County Air Force Base
Lefler
Danang
Vietnam
Client Noor
Cloverhill Ter
Delhi Hills
Four Burned In Flash Fire At Maas Brothers Market
The Maas family suffered severe burns in a flash fire at Maas Brothers market 4300 Delhi Pike. Michael Maas 16 remains critical at General Hospital with 80 to 90 percent burns. His father John 39 and uncle were also hospitalized as flames from gasoline reached a heater igniting fumes.
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Maas
Maas Brothers
Delhi Pike
Michael Maas
Woodyhill Dr
General Hospital
Delhi Life Squad
Michael
John
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County Engineer’s Office
Wilfred Dirr
Eugene F. Middlekamp
Board of Education
County Board of Elections
County Board
Ss. Nye
Middiekampled
Oak Hills Board
Oak Hills Education Association
OHEA
Club
Price Hill Civic Club
Hausfeld
Elmer Hausfeld
Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission
Hansfield
Police and Fire Departments
Jerome Luebbers
Melvin Rueger
Robert Moser
Anderson Ferry
Need Ros
Man
Washington
John Maxi
Maxi Shoe Repair
Prouts Corner
Hallowe'en
Christeas
Sgt
Clifford Lefier
Cincinnati Board of Health
St Lawrence
Deanery
Cincinnati Music Hall
Linneman Rd
Symphony
West Fourth St
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