Field Enterprises to Buy Remaining 350 Acres of Commerce Park Tri-County
Field Enterprises Realty Corporation partners with Dues Development Company and Inter Ocean Enterprises to acquire the last 350 acres of Commerce Park Tri County, northwest of the I 75 I 275 interchange in Cincinnati. The park hosts 35 firms and 2,000 employees with plans for 550000 more square feet of space. J J Dues states the merger broadens leasing reach via offices in New York and Chicago.
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Commerce Park
Tri-County
Field Enterprises Realty Corporation of
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dues Companies
Commerce Park Tri- County
Dues
New York
J. J. Dues
Dues Development Company
Hurst to helm Lakota Kiwanis Club
David Hurst of Hamilton is named to lead the Lakota Kiwanis Club following the retirement of Charles Smith who moves away. Hurst, former first vice president, will be installed October 1 as club president for next year while the 1973 74 slate includes Henry Klein Franklin Byrd Dick Battaglia Jim Scholle and William Bud Herberth.
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David Hurst
Hamilton
Kiwanis Club
Charles Smith
Hurst
Smith
Lakota Iwanis Group
Kiwanis
Henry Klein
Franklin Byrd
Dick Battaglia
Jim Scholle
William Bud Herberth
Ohio to install eighteen more metric highway signs
Ohio will place eighteen metric distance markers on six interstates by June. The plan expands the metric signs in Ohio to 22, with dual miles and kilometers. Governor Gilligan ordered the program in anticipation of national metrication.
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Columbus
Ohio
J. Phillip Richley
Federal Highway Administration
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Richley
Elections Board to consider county branch offices
Butler County Board of Elections will meet in special session at 8 a.m. Monday August 6 to decide branch offices for five county sections. A Thursday meeting previously considered bids for November ballot tabulation and polling place supplies but took no action.
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Leo
Butler County Board of Elections
Richard Koehler
Oxford
Fairfield
West Chester
Pisgah
Trenton
Ohio
League of Women Voters of
Citizens Advisory Committee
County Board of Elections
Koehler
Francis Koide
Noel Samuels
Hamilton
Coyle
Zoning dispute seeks B-1 for Piepmeyer parcels in Union Twp
Albert J. Schuholz Jr and Marie Schuholz sue Butler County and commissioners in Butler County Common Pleas Court asking a declaratory judgment to rezone 12 lots in Piepmeyer’s Sharon Park and A and M Heights from R-1 suburban residence to B-1 neighborhood business. The suit argues traffic and area character justify a B-1 district and seeks a ruling that current R-1 is unconstitutional and void with B-1 use permitted.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
Piepmeyer
Sharon Park
A and M Heights
Union Township
Albert J. Schuholz Jr
Marie Schuholz
Kenridge Drive
Cincinnati
Butler County
Lakota High offers summer jobs and sports physicals
Lakota High School officials invite students aged 14 to 18 to apply for full time summer work at $1.60 per hour, with contact through assistant principal James Bartley. They also schedule sports physicals for students planning to try out for fall teams, meeting at Lakota High at 1:45 p.m. on the announced date.
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Lakota High School
The
ULJ
James Bartley
Pair Pleads Guilty in Counterfeiting Case
A West Chester man and a Norwood man pleaded guilty Monday to transporting counterfeit $20 notes totaling $105,000 from Cincinnati to Nashville. Each faces up to 25 years in prison and fines up to $10,000, or both. The defendants are Thomas Eugene Dowdle and another unnamed co-conspirator.
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West Chester
Norwood
Federal Reserve
Cincinnati
Nashville
Lemon Monroe High class of 1955 reunion announced
The Lemon Monroe High School class of 1955 will hold a 6:30 p.m. August 11 reunion at the Congress in Monroe. Committee members Claudine Smith Larry Gilvin David Ratliff and Harlan Chapman are being contacted for missing classmates. People with information should call 539-7109 or 422-9566 per Mrs Ed Gunderson who announced plans. Indictments noted before U S District Court Judge Timothy S Hogan in Cincinnati involve pleas and possible jury trials in Nashville regarding counterfeit money transfers on May 10.
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Lemon Monroe
Congress
Monroe
Rema Claudine Smith
Larry Gilvin
David Ratliff
Harlan Chapman
Ed Gunderson
Hogan
U.S. District Court
Nashville
U. S District
Ralph Winkler
PBA to hear police chief at Pisgah Restaurant meeting
The Police Benevolent Association sets its next meeting for Tuesday August 7 at 1 p.m. at Pisgah Restaurant Route 42 with the police chief as featured speaker replacing Cecil G Boatright as discussed previously.
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PBA
Cecil G. Boatright
Pisgah Restaurant
Route 42
Glenn weighs 1974 Senate bid in Ohio a bid for Saxbe seat
Former astronaut John Glenn says he learned from his 1970 Ohio Senate loss to Howard Metzenbaum and plans a 1974 campaign with stronger organization and media use. He notes television helped Metzenbaum and hints he may run, facing Metzenbaum and Stephen Young if he does. Glenn reflects on prior late starts and fundraising and vows broader outreach in a potential run.
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John Glenn Jr
Ohio
Metzenbaum
U.S
Stephen Young
Glenn
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Dayton
Inter-Ocean Enterprises of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Financial Corporation
Citizen's Bank
Nella
Devon
Glenbrook Drive
Buckeye
U.S. House For Representatives
Science
Astronautics Committee of
U.S. Congress
Ajindustrial Center
Comimercial Center
Portation Amea Center
North Cincinnat
Butler County Commissioners
Attorney General
State
Amicus Curiae
Fort Hamilton
John Glenn
Harry Wilks
Journal-News
John Jance
Lakota
Bartley
Ne Youth Corp of
Jim Hartman
Ted W. Brown
Republican Board
League
Oxford League
U. S. District Court
Thomas Eugene Dowdle
Lemon-Monroe
Hadley
West Lucas
Wood
Timothy S. Hogan
Politico
Glenn Wiser
Eyes Saxbe
Senate
By Dennis Law
Howard Metzenbaum
New Concord
William Saxbe
Gienn
Butler Coty
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