The Bobbie Sterne Papers

US-04-11

Urban Studies Archive

Archives & Rare Books Library
P.O. Box 210113
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0113

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513-556-2113 (FAX)
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Box 1

1. Recreation Department
2. Summer Lunch Program-Recreation
3. Police Recruits
4. Recycling
5. Redlining
6. Recommendations From Bobbie
7. Reference From B.S
8. Regional Computer Center
9. Regional Computer Center
10. Rehab. -Rev. Loan Fund
11. Housing Rehab Loan Fund/Consolidated
12. RENU Regional Enforcement Narcotics Unit
13. Research, Evaluation, and Budget
14. Personnel-Residency Current
15. Residency-Hold-Indiv. Requests for Exempt
16. Resolutions
17. Resolve Board
18. Resource Material Proportional Rep.
19. Receivership
20. Resumes
21. Resumes for Council Aide
22. Rhineland Apartments
23. Ridgewood Development
24. Risk Management
25. Riverfest
26. Riverfront 2
27. Riverfront Zoning
28. Riverfront
29. Riverfront and Railroads
30. Riverside-Sadamsville

Box 2

1. OKI Minutes of Meetings
2. Transportation- Railroads/Amtrak
3. OKI Transportation Plan
4. Blue Ash Property
5. Airport Advisory Committee Permanent
6. Specialized Transportation Community Chest Appraisal
7. Specialized Transportation _ On Call
8. Specialized Transportation 1970-1973
9. Specialized Transportatio-Motions
10. Mass Transit Act
11. Easy Riders
12. Grant and Application _ Mass Transit
13. On-Call
14. Taxis and Autos for Hire
15. Specialized Transportation Comm. 1976
16. City Reports on Queen City Terminals 1983

Box 3

1. Health Department 1973-1974
2. Health General 1972-1974
3. Health
4. Bobbie Stern Health Department
5. Health Dept. 1972
6. Civil Service
7. Contract Compliance
8. Emergency Employment Act
9. Affirmative Action Program Plan for the City of Cincinnati Adopted June 20, 1973
10.  Affirmative Action Program Plan for the City of Cincinnati Revised: July 8, 1976 (2 copies)
11. CG&E
12. Nuclear Power Plants
13. Colerain Modified Expressway
14. Columbia Parkway
15. Highway Maintenance
16. Traffic
17. Truck Routes
18. Western Hills Viaduct

Box 4

1. Retirement System
   • Merrill Lynch
2. Retirement BD Minutes 1981
3. National Community Partnerships Conf. (Minneapolis) 6/81
4. New York Tourism
5. Cincinnati Tourism
6. Partners for Livable Places
7. June-August 1983
8. Architectural Bd. Of Review
9. Airport Advisory Committee
10. Community Reinvestment Area Housing Council
11. Downtown Working Review Center
12. Encore Advisory Board
13. Euthanasia Educational Council
14. Institution of Fine Arts
15. Woodward High School Trustees
16. Bicentennial Commission (U.S)
17. Cincinnati Foundation
18. Welfare Advisory Board 1983 Inactive
19. Congrats, Commendations, Memorials, Retirements
20. Consumer Protection

Box 5

1. Bank Depository
2. Bengals Settlement
3. Better Business Bureau
4. Better Housing League
5. Betts-Longworth Historic District
6. Queensgate II #2
7. Queensgate II
8. Bi-Centennial Com.
9. Bi-Centennial/ City Hall Comm.
10. Metro-Spec. Future Funding 1979
11. Transit Corridor Studies
12. Queen City Metro-Gen. Mgr Repo
13. Transit Funding
14. Queen City Metro
15. Rat Bait Control
16. Real Estate
17. Receivership
18. ’84 Recreation
19. Budget-Impacts Recreations
    • Recreation ’85 Budget Hearing December 12, 1984
20. Recreation and Sex Discrimination
21. Retired Senior Volunteer Project
22. Recovery Action Program
23. Recreation Commission
24. Swimming Pools
25. Recreation Commission
26. Recreation Centers

Box 6 

1. Description and Partial Analysis of Cincinnati’s 44 Statistical Areas by Real Estate Research Corporation 1973 Part 1
2. Description and Partial Analysis of Cincinnati’s 44 Statistical Areas by Real Estate Research Corporation 1973 Part 2
3. Cincinnati Working Review Committee Part 1
4. Cincinnati Working Review Committee Part 2
5. Cincinnati Manpower Council 1972-1974 Part 1
6. Cincinnati Manpower Council 1972-1974 Part 2
7. Cincinnati Model Cities Program 1972-1974 Part 1
8. Cincinnati Model Cities Program 1972-1974 Part 2
9. Cincinnati-Hamilton County Criminal Justice Regional Planning Unit 1971-1974 Part 1

Box 7

1. College Hill
2. Clifton
3. Fay Apt.
4. Hyde Park Neighborhood Council
5. Kennedy Heights
6. East End
7. Accounts/Audits Monthly Reports
8. On Going Budget Review
9. Salary Schedule 1985
10. East Walnut Hills
11. Fairview, Clifton Heights-Univ.
12. Budget-News Clippings 1982-83
13.  Budget Process-Speech
14. Budget Letters
15. Lay Offs/Cuts 1983
16. ’82 Budget Ordinances
17. Manager’s Memos Reb Clarification
18. Budget 1983 General
19. Speech Clippings
20. Budget 1982-1983
21. MGR’s 1983 Budget Memos #1,2,3
22. Other Significant 1983 Budget Items
23. 1975-1982 CDBG by Neighborhood

 Box 8

1. Solid Waste Policy Committee
2. Winchell Ave. Chromium Contamination 
3. York Street
4. 1990 Budget
5. 1991 Budget Handouts From Presenter’s Various City Documents
6. Correspondences About Various Organizations 1987-1990
7. Wire Tapping

Box 9

1. Media Information
2. Balloons
3. Warner Cable ’88-‘89
4. Ohio Liquor Commission
5. Bobbie Sterne Lunch 1974
6. U.C Board of Directors
   • U.C Board of Trustees
7. U.C Board of Directors
8. U.C – H.B 774
9. Campaign Finances
10. Sterne City Bulletin 15
    • News Letter Update
    • Sterne City Bulletin
11. Sterne Campaign 1985
12. Sterne Mayoralty
    • Sterne Mayoralty
    • Sterne Mayoralty Appointments
13. Blank Note Pad 1972
14. University of Cincinnati Transfer of Owner
15. Election Reform
16. Motions
17. Bobbie Sterne Sworn in as Mayor-News Paper Clipping

Box 10

1. ERA Definitions
2. Equal Rights Amendment
3. ERA-Correspondence
4. ERA-Education Employment Problems
5. ERA-Credit, INS., Etc.
6. ERA-Marriage and Review
7. ERA-News Clips
8. ERA: Ratification/Recession
9. Ethnics-Sexual Harassment
10. European Housing Conf. 1980
11.  Evanston
12. Fair Labor Standards Act
13. Family Life Education Advisory Committee
14. Fairview School
15. Service Reduction and Expansions? Dec. 1982 Budget Report
16. Fare Increase 1981
17. Fay Apartments
18. Fay Apartments
19. Fay Apartments
20. Fed. Budget 195
21. Fernbank - Sayler Park
22. Findlay Market
23. Firearms
24. Fire Recruit Class ‘83
25. Fire Safety
26. Flexible Benefits Comparable Worth
27. Fraternal Order of Police
28. Fountain Square-Zoning
29. Fountain Square-Unit Inc.
30. Foundations

Box 11

1. Safety 185
2. ’84 Safety
3. ’83 Safety
4. Safety-General
5. Safety Sex Crime Unit
6. Salvation Army
   • Salvation Army Christmas Appeal
7. Santa Maria
8. Sayler Park
9. Sawyer Park
10. School Crossing Hazard Rating
11. Senior Citizen Groups-AHCA, Easy Rider Pro-Seniors, Telecare, etc.
12. Senior Citizen Centers-Cinti. Area
13. 7th Step Foundation
14. Sewer Department
15. Metropolitan Sewer District
16. Sex Discrimination 14
17. Sale of Sixth Street Garage
18. Smoking
19. Non-Smoking
20. Snap-Mott Grant
21. Social Security
22. Social Work Program Board
23. Solid Waste
24. Sorta Board

Box 12

1. Child Discrimination Nationwide
2. Domestic Violence
3. Mayor’s Panel
4. Mayor’s Panel Material on Police Review Boards
5. Environmental Quality District-Corres.
6. Client Tracking

Box 13

1. Roselawn
2. 1984 Budget Safety Director’s Office
3. Neighborhood Foundation
4. Neighborhood Bus. Revitalization National Development Council
5.  Master Guidelines for the Stabilization and Revitalization of Neighborhood Business Districts 1981
6. Neighborhoods-General
7. Neighborhoods United
8. Nat’l Women’s Political Caucasus
9. National League of Cities Conf.
10. Mayor’s Association of Ohio
11. National Federation of the Blind
12. National Council of Jewish Women
13. Music Hall Association
14. Music Hall- CSO
15. Music Hall Centennial
16. Finance Dept, Mun. Library, Anti-Trust Immunity
17. Municipal Garage
18. Mt. Lookout
19. Mt. Washington
20. Mt. Adams Tramway
21. Mt. Adams
22. Mt. Airy
23. Mt. Auburn
24. Milwaukee Form
25. MADD Mothers Against Drunk Driving
26. Missouri Judge Plan Petition List
27. Metropolitan Government Proposal
28. Miami Tourist Council
29. Millvale
30. Local Initiatives
31. Mental Health MR
32. The Metropolitan Exchange of Cincinnati

Box 14 

1. Solid Waste ’91 and ‘92
2. Solid Waste ‘90
3. Solid Waste ‘89
4. Sewers -< ‘90
5. SO2
6. Solid Waste ‘88
7. Recycling (’88-’89)

Box 15

1. RPU-Overflow
2. Disasters
3. RPU
4. RPU 1972-1980
5. RPU Reports
6. Queen City Terminals Correspondence
7. Queen City Terminal Hearing Testimony
8. Columbia-Tusculum Controversy
9. Cable Progress 1982
10. Cable Progress 1982
11. Civil Service-Charter Amendent
12. Civil Service Reform
13. Association of Home Care Agencies
14. Association of Home Care Agencies
15. Association of Home Care
16. Street Vendors
17. Stowe School
18. Towing

Box 16

1. Hardisty Ave.
2. Brown Fanning
3. Fischer/Schroeder-Beechmont
4. Chep
5. Solid Waste Policy Committee Thru 5/90
6. Solid Waste Policy Committee
   • Hamilton Solid Waste Management District
   • Hamilton Solid Waste Management District
7. Solid Waste Policy Committee

Box 17

1. Ballard Ave.
2. Bed and Breakfast
3. Brighton Overpass
4. Burglar Alarms
5. Brown Bag
6. Burnet Woods Library
7. Central Parkway
8. Cable Access
9. I-71
10. Caldwell
11. Ohio H.B 592
12. Clock Tower
13. Edgecliff Point Development
14. Downtown
15. Falcons
16. High School Athletics
17. Sickle Cell
18. Skateboard Park
19. Soviet
20. Personal Correspondence

Box 18 

1. City Wide Development Corp. Interim Board
2. City Wage Policy
3. City Solicitor Correspondence
4. City Solicitor
5. City Planning Commission
6. Korn-Ferry, Executive Search 1979
7. City Mgr. Search 1985
8. City Mgr. Search 1985
9. Consultants
10. 1982 City Council/City Manager Seminar
11. Council- History of
12. City Hall
13. 1981 Citizen Survey Dept. of Neighborhood Housing and Conservation
14. Citizens Task Force on Budget
15. Cincinnati Southern Railway
16. Cincinnati Public Schools
17. Cincinnati Reds
18. Cincinnati Museum Association
19. Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing
20. C.M.H.A.

Box 19

1. Port Authority
2. Press Releases 1982-1983
3. Press Release List
4. Press Releases 1983
5. Post Office
6. Price Hill
7. Private Ambulance
8. Privatization
9. Private Industry Council
10. Pro-Kids
11. Program for Cincinnati
12. Project Hope
13. Property Tax/City Levy
14. Public Defender/Legal Aid
15. Public Library
16. Public Relations
17. PR Letters 1984
18. Pub. Works/Pub. Utilities
19. Public Works (Infrastructure)
20. Public Works
21. Public Works/Public Utilities
22. Public Utilities
23. MBE Correspondence
24. MBE Ordinance 1982-Present
25. Purchasing
26. Minority Business Enterprise Program
27. Civil Defense-Natural Disaster

Box 20 

1. Consumer Protection
2. Consumer Protection
3. Continental Grain
4. Contract Compliance
5. Contract Compliance
6. Convention Center Correspondence
7. Convention Center Reports
8. Convention Center Libertarian Suit
9. Convention Center Financing
10. Convention Center Ordinances, Resolutions, and Motions
11. Convention Place
12. Corryville
13. Correspondence Personal
14. General Correspondence
15. Correspondence Political
16. CORVA HAMCO Board of Trustees 1976
17. CORVA HAMCO Code of Regulation
18. CORVA Nutrition Plan/Goals
19. Health Systems Plan Summary 1978-1979
20. CORVA Transition
21. Council/Clerk/Mayor
22. Council/Clerk/Mayor and Mgr.
23. Council/Clerk/Mayor
24. Cable
25. CHRC
26. Council Office Security File
27. Council on Aging

Box 21

1. City Charter Ticket Anniversary 1975
2. Could Not Locate in Phone Directory
3. CAS, CDA, CSA, and Model Cities Program 1973-1975
4. CDA
5. Latch Key Program
6. Bi-Weekly Reports-CDA
7. Cincinnati Model Cities
8. Model Cities Larc
9. Councilwomen Bobbie Sterne
10. CDA- Budget, By-Laws, etc.
11. Model Cities CAC Child Care
12. CDA
13. Councilwomen Stern
14. CDA
15. Model Cities CDA General
16. Model Cities Ordinances, etc.
17. Model Cities
18. Government Process Com.
19. Harrison House
20. Model Cities- Employment
21. Fire Cadet Program
22. Model Cities-CEP
23. OEO
24. Model Cities CDA Minutes
25. Model Cities Concern for Youth Program
26. Model Cities Yr. End Report

Box 22

1. City School Liason
2. Vocational Schools
3. Cincinnati Public Schools Finance
4. Alternatives
5. Central Station
6. Citizen’s Comm. On Justice
7. Crime Prevention
8. School Crossing Guards
9. Revenue Sharing
10. Childrensville
11. Juveniles
12. Municipal Courts
13. Institute of Governmental Affairs
14. Psychiatric Clinic
15. Residential Youth Treatment Program
16. Furlough Program
17. Cincinnati Restoration
18. Safety Cuts
19. Police Lt. Stanley Case
20. Private Security
21. Omnibus Crime and Safe Streets
22. CORVA-HAMCO 1974
23. CORVA-HAMCO Board of Trustees 1971-1972

Box 23

1. Report on City Operations
2. Misc.
3. Correspondence From: The Search Committee To: Board of Caracole
4. Fountain Square West Response to Questionnaire Submitted by Galbreath Taubman July 2, 1985
5. Fountain Square West
6. Fountain Square West
7. JMB/Federated Realty
8. United Way and Community Chest
9. United Way and Community Chest
10.  Budget
11. 1984-1985 Convection Center Expansion
12. Water Works
13. Finance/Risk Management
14. Finance Dept. Reports
15. Finance Dept.
16. Fountain Square West

Box 24

1. Dog Control
2. Downtown Council
3. 1984 Earning Tax Levy
4. Earning Tax Levy Should it be Returned to Ballot
5. Earth Movement Task Force
6. Economic Development-Impact on CBD 1970-80
7. Development/Housing Articles
8. Citizen Services Survey 1981 Department of Economic Development
9. Economic Development
10. Economic Development-“Who Owns the Block”
11. East End
12. East Walnut Hills
13. Economic Development Committee
14. ECURC
15. EEO
16. EEO Coordinating Council

Box 25

1. Audio Visual Material
   • Paul Wertheiman-slides
   • Topic #1 PLDF
   • RAPE PSA
   • Slides
   • Sexual Harassment
   • 19 Envelope
2. Misc.
3. Campaign Events, Festivals, News
4. Questionnaire AFL_CIO and IVO Labor Council
5. Finance List
6. League of Women Voters Questionnaire 69&71
7. Democratic Party
8. Ward and Precinct Organization
9. Postal Information
10. Party-November 21
11. Campaign and Platform Issues
12. News Clippings-Election Results
13. TV Spots-Issues
14. Republican Party
15. Calendar-August
16. Campaign ‘75
17. Campaign Lit. ‘73
18. Campaign 1973
19. Campaign 1973
20. Dec ‘78
21. Nov.
22. Bobbie Sterne

Box 26

1. Personal Correspondence
2. Hamilton Ave.
3. Business Equipment (Old File)
4. Access Complaints
5. Marburg Ave.
6. Maryland Ave.
7. Max’s Golden Lounge
8. Neave Street
9. Neighborhoods for Better Streets and Bridges
1. Tax Levy
10. Nitrites
11. Office Budget 1989
12. Ohio Nurse Practice Act
13. Oldham, Robert
14. Senate Café/Peoples Choice
15. Settle Street
16. Spring Street

Box 27

1. 1986 Tentative Tax Budget
2. 85 Budget Ordinance
3. CDGB ‘85
4. 1985 CDGB
5. Budget ’85 Capital Inv. Prgm.
6. Cultural and Non-dept. Accounts
7. 85 Human Services
8. 85 Budget (General)
9. 85 Budget General
10. SORTA/METRO
11. 1983/84 Budget-Fire
12. Budget 1986
13. Budget Appropriation 1985
14. 84 Budget Ordinance
15. Budget Ordinances
16. 1983 Fee for Services
17. Brown Booklet- Budget
18. 84 Budget Policies
19. Buildings and Inspections Correspondence
20. Bus. And Professional Women’s Club
21. Cincinnati 9 to 5

Box 28

1. Zimmer Stipulation and Recommendation, PUCO Case No. 84-1187-EL-UN 1985
2. Battered Women Statistics
3. Attorney General’s Task Force on Domestic Violence
4. Nuclear Freeze Resolution
5. Administration Reports
6. Articles, Statements, etc. 
7. Private Police Commissions
8. Laws-Gun Control
9. Homosexuality
10. Homosexuals and Cops
11. Human Resources 1976
12. Supermarket Labeling 1978
13. Cincinnati Scanning 1981-82
14. Personnel-Residency
15. Playboy Letters (Ans.)
16. Noise-Inactive
17. Naming Streets

Box 29

1. Phase 1 Final Report Comprehensive Housing Strategy 1972
2. Neighborhood Housing Strategy Subcommittee 1974
3. Housing and Urban Development 1975
4. Metropolitan Project
5. 32nd-33rd Annual Report 1969-71 Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
6. CHRC Report on Cinti. School Districts
7. Environment
8. Public Works
9. Federal Legislation
10. State Legislation-CORRES
11. Parks-Burnet Woods
12. Parks- Open Spaces
13. Information Requests
14. Police Complaint
15. Water Works
16. Board of Education
17. Cincinnati Public Shcools
18. Recreat Dept- Coresp.

Box 30

1. Community Chest and Council Operating Divisions Three Year Plans 1981
2. Community Chest Board of Trustees 1981-83
3. Priorities Report 1982
4. Community Chest 3 yr. Plan 7/82
5. Community Chest 1978
6. Women Lawyers of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky 1982-83 Directory
7. Woman’s Place is Everywhere U.C
8. Council City of Cincinnati Council Chamber Inaugural Session 1983
9. 1985 Mentoring Council Directory
10. 1985 Greater Cincinnati Hospital Council Directory
11.  Visions of Cable-Vision
12. Passing the Bucks
13. The Health Consequences of Smoking Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease

Box 31

1. U.C Legal Services
2. Ethnics Commission
3. Hillside Ave.
4. Water Works-Drinking Water and Cancer
5. Sewers
6. Misc.
7. Parking Rates
8. Building and Inspections
9. Chamber
10. Green Book- Cincinnati-Hamilton County Criminal Justice Regional Planning Unit
11. Cincinnati-Hamilton County Criminal Justice Regional Planning Unit 1973 Comprehensive Criminal Justice Plan
12. RPU Planning Guide Cincinnati-Hamilton County Criminal Justice Regional Planning Unit
13. Domestic Violence Task Force

Box 32

1. Special Health Careers
2. Lunch Programs and Hunger
3. Future of General Hospital
4. General Hospital and Cincinnati
5. General Hospital-Hill-Burton
6. People’s Health Movement
7. Health Insurance
8. CORVA and Health Planning Assoc.
9. Hunger Bread for the World
10. CORVA HAMCO Board of Trustees 1975
11. General Hospital-Emergency Services
12. Clinics-Price Hill
13. Clinic-Pilot Cities
14. Ohio Valley Regional Medical Program
15. Ohio Valley Regional Medical Program
16. Jack L. Harrison Personal Assistance Center
17. Yellow- Criminal Justice
18. Clinics Walnut Hills Evanston
19. Clinic Winton Hills
20. CORVA-Ambulatory Care Task Force
21. Hand Gun Control
22. NIOSH: National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
23. Public Works Act 1976
24. Arena

 Box 33

1. Right too Know
2. Right to Know 2nd Workshop Material-For your Information
3. Court of Common Pleas-City of Cincinnati, Ohio and Trustees of Cincinnati v. The Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company and Southern Railway Company and Norfolk Southern Corporation
4. Holiday Inn Sports Complex on Riverfront
5. Urban Greenery
6. Retirement 1980 and Before
7. Water Works Pre- ‘83
8. Retirement System Pre-1980
9. Retirement System Post 1980

Box 34

1. Model Cities-Monthly Reports
2. Model Cities-Quarterly Reports
3. Model Cities Review
4. RNCA Contracts, Code of Regulation, etc.
5. RNCA
6. Human Resources, Employment and City Civil Service Policy Committee 1975
7. Public Works and Traffic Safety Committee 1975
8. Land and Public Safety Committee 1973-1975
9. Intergovernmental Affairs Committee 1975
10. Correspondence From: Bobbie Stern To: Miss Bude 1976
11. Finance and Labor Committee 1975
12. Council Calendar 1974
13. Council Calendar 1974
14. Council Calendar 1975
15. The Sterne City Bulletin i. 8
16. Cut and Fill Ordinance
17. Public Works-Robley Ave.
18. Street Lights- CG&E
19. Traffic Correspondence
20. Highway Maintenance

Box 35

1. Bobbie Sterne-Convener
2. Long Range Planning 1978-79
3. Community Chest and Council Correspondences and Memorandums 1978
4. Allocations Report for 1979
5. Community Chest Board of Trustees 1981-84
6. 1983 and Beyond: Some Near Term Projections and Long Term Trends That May Have Implications for the Future of Nonprofit Organizations by James M. Hardy JMH Assoc. Organization Development Consultants
7. Government Relations Platform of Ohio United Ways and the Ohio’s Citizens’ Council 1984-1985 and Volunteer Venture 84
8. Community Chest and Council 1983
9. 1988 Community Chest Priorities Report
10. Citizen’s Budget Priority Survey Report #3 The Impact of Socio-Demographic Factors on Citizens Priorities Within Specific Program Areas by Peter A. Shocket and John C. Thomas 1976
11. Guns
12. Gun Control
13. Guns
14. Guns
15. Maplethorpe

Box 36

1. Rehab and Relocation
2. Housing FHA
3. Housing-Indep Ord. Correspondence
4. Tent-Landlord Correspondence
5. Bicentennial 1975
6. Correspondence
7. Bicentennial Commission Minutes
8. Memorabilia 1976
9. Town Meeting 76
10. Cincinnati Beautiful Committee
11. Cultural Activities
12. Summer Opera
13. Employment Agencies
14. Employment General
15. Better Business Bureau
16. Cinti. Insurance Bd. Flood
17. Luken
18. Churches, Ministers, MARCC
19. Convention and Visitors Burea
20. Delta and Mississippi Queen(s)
21. U.C.-General

Box 37

1. AFL-CIO
2. Assoc. of Home Care 75
3. 4 C’s 1975
4. Community Chest Planning Council
5. Welfare
6. Multi-Service Centers 74
7. Free Store
8. Childrens’ Services
9. Human Services Task Force
10. COPE II
11. Naturalization
12. Kazakov
13. Complaints
14. Condolences
15. Thank You-To Bobbie
16. U.S. Conference of Mayors 1976
17. Commendations

Box 38

1. Affirmative Action Inactive 1973-77
2. Urban Development- General 1977-79
3. Alcoholism Drop in Center 1977-78
4. Alcoholism CCAT 1972-1978
5. Alcoholism 1974-78
6. Alcoholism-Care 1973-74
7. 1980-1984 Capital Investment Program City of Cincinnati (2 copies)
8. Capital 1981
9. CHRC 1979-81
10. Inactive Chamber of Commerce
11. Statements
12. SORTA-General Motors
13. Human Services Alcoholism Etc. 1981
14. Personnel 81
15. Total Sheet Manuf 1966-1975 Pub. Works 10
16. Health 81
17. Budget Reductions 1977
18. Nursing
19. Working Women: An Emerging Force? 1978 by Jeanne Clambarella

 Box 39

1. Women and Crime Conference 1976
2. Women Employment-Ruth Johnson
3. W.I.S.E
4. Commission on Women Questionnaires
5. Information for Women
6. Rape
7. Committee for Women
8. Cinti. Council on Status of Women
9. Battered Women
10. AD HOC Task Force on Domestic Violence
11.  Beatrice Foods and Music Bowl
12. ERA-NOW
13. Council on Aging
14. Office Volunteers
15. I-D
16. Council on Aging 1975
17. Council on Aging 1974
18. Council on Aging 1973

Box 40

1. YMCA
2. YMCA Career Women of Achievement
3. Xavier Univ. Bureau Gov’t Research
4. Zoning Maps
5. Zimmer Conversion
6. Zoning
7. Women’s Housing Initiative
8. Westwood
9. Zoological Society
10. Zoning #2
11. Urban Appalachia
12. UC Women’s Studies
13. University of Cincinnati School of Social Work
14. Youth in Govt.
15. Information Requests
16. Misc.
17. Thanks for Attending
18. Bobbie (Mayor)
19. Public Works
20. Complaints: Public Works 1-76 thru 11-79
21. Complaints: Police Safety 12/78-3/79
22. Complaints: Welfare 10/78-9/79
23. Complaints: Safety Director 10/78-1079
24. Complaints: Misc. 7/76-12/79
25. Commendations
26. Complaints

Box 41

1. Public Defender
2. Recreation Department
3. Regional Planning Unit 81
4. Safety Department 81
5. Other Departments 81
6. Transportation
7. Filing/Storage Charts
8. Schedule Oct.-Dec. 1983
9. Budget Priority Survey 1976 Citizen Survey
10. Income Tax
11. Black Caucus/Ethnic Groups
12. Misc.
13. Budget Retreat 1976
14. Budget Statements, Motions, etc.
15. Budget Requests
16. Budget Reductions 1976
17. Budget Appropriations
18. Bonds

Box 42

1. Budget 1978
2. Neighborhood News Material
3. City Planning 81
4. Clerk’s Office 81
5. Health Department 81
6. Health Department Clinics
7. Workhouse
8. Accounts and Audits-Monthly Reports
9. Jail Overcrowding
10. 1980-78 Snap Mott Grant
11. Ordinances-1981
12. Final Appropriations
13. Republican Proposals for 1981
14. Public Works Department 81
15. Capital Improvments-1977
16. Capital Improvements 1978
17. General Fund
18. 1980 Budget

Box 43

1. Abortion Correspondence
2. October
3. Hyde Park Square Neighborhood Business District 1984
4. Strengthening Management in the City of Cincinnati, Ohio 1974
5. Cincinnati-Tri-State Transportation Conference Proceedings 1977
6. 1983 Appointments
7. Professional Appointments 1984
8. Special Awards and Honors
9. Downtown Development 1961-1970
10. Preliminary Zoning Recommendations 1984
11. Hyatt-Saks Ordinance 1983
12. Hyatt-Saks Ordinance Prior to 1983
13. Neighborhood Business Districts
14. Hyatt-Saks-Correspondence
15.  Hyatt-Saks-Reports

Box 44

1. NBD Parking Lots
2. Grants Resources Center Neighborhood
3. Neighborhood Resource Center
4. Neighborhood Support Group
5. Neighborhood Support Worker
6. Environment Noise
7. North Avondale
8. Paddock Hills
9. North Fairmount
10. Northside
11. Northwest Fairmount
12. NOW
13. Nursing Home Ordinance
14. Nutrition Council
15. Oakley
16. O’Bryonville
17. Overall Economic Development Committee
18. Safety Director’s Office
19. OBES, Ohio Bureau of Employ. Services
20. Block Grant Briefs
21. Fact Sheet
22. Ohio Citizens Council
23. Ohio Women. Inc.
24. Commission on Women
25. Ohio Municipal League
26. Ohio State Boards
27. Ohio State Liquor Control
28. Ohio State Budget
29. Ohio Student Loan
30. OKI Transit Study
31. OKI Regional Council
32. OMI
33. OMI History, Policy/Procedures Shots Fired, Employee Right to Rep.
34. OMI Investigations/Correspondences

Box 45

1. Health Department-Robert Wood Johnson
2. WIC
3. Hunger and Malnutrition
4. Lead Poisoning
5. Health Department 1977
6. Multi-Service Centers
7. Housing-Cert. Of Inspection
8. BFE-UP UP
9. Women’s Service Study Committee
10. Greg Davis
11. Stepping into Child Care
12. Cincinnati Parent and Child Care Center
13. Social Planning Council of the C.C.
14. Council on Aging 1976
15. Comm. Chest United Appeal
16. CD Block Grants
17. Community Development 1976
18. Community Development Act 1974
19. Winterization

Box 46

1. What Brought the Ohio Advisory Council to Cincinnati?
2. National Youth Service: What’s at Stake?
3. Directory (1981) Neighborhood and Human Resources
4. West End Health Center
5. Police Report 79
6. Cities and Villages 1984
7. Update of the Current Status of Day Care1976, and Current Status of Day Care-Hamilton County 1976
8. Book Case Contents Index 1983
9. Cincinnati Environmental Advisory Council Report: Protection of the Access to Sunlight for Solar Energy Systems 1978 (2 copies)
10.  Comments by the Environmental Defense Fund on the Environmental Protection Agency’s Proposed Interim Primary Drinking Water Standards 1975
11. Workable Programs for Community Improvements 1974-1976
12. Vice President’s Task Force on Youth Employment Getting the Eighties Ready for Work: The Challenge of Lowering Youth Unemployment Over the Next Decade
13. Ohio Women
14. Children’s Services Study
15. Publications on Childcare 1980
16. Public Participation in Regional Air Quality Management-OKI
17. Public Funds Evaluation Service 1979
18. Continental Grain: Report to Cinti. City Council
19.  Queen City Metro 1983 Budget
20. Community Development 1979

Box 47

1. Correspondences
2. Crank Letters
3. Thank You-From Bobbie
4. Misc.
5. RPU_LEAA Funds
6. Fire Dept.
7. Drugs
8. Workhouse CCI
9. RPU Pre Application 1975
10. Press Releases 1971-1975

Box 48

1. Curfew
2. SPUD
3. Federal Legislation
4. Ohio-State of Resolution Letters
5. State Legislation -Corres.
6. Special Events Policy
7. Special Housing Overlay
8. Access Specialized Transportation
9. Transit/SORTA
10. South Cumminsville
11. South Fairmount Council
12. South Fairmount
13. Special Assessment Policy
14. Police Indictments 1975
15. Mrs. Bobbie Sterne Councilwomen
16. Recreation
17. Police
18. Police Complaints
19. Public Works
20. Waste Collection
21. Public Utilities

Box 49

1. Ordinances- Cable
2. Parks-General
3. Parks-Friends of, Park Bd.
4. ’83 Parks/Recreations
5. Recreation 1983 Budget
6. Park Board
7. Peace Committee 1982
8. People Working Cooperatively 3
9. Other Community Groups
10. Over the Rhine Plan
11. Over the Rhine
12. O-T-R Planning Task Force
13. Procter and Gamble-Dev.
14. ’84 Parks
15. Retirement Bd. Minutes
16. Retirement System Minutes July 1982-December 1982
17. Retirement Board of Trustees Minutes 1983

Box 50

1. Equal Pay 14
2. Constituent Complaints
3. Community Services Block Grant Program
4. Community Council Directory (meeting dates)
5. Community Reinvestment Areas
6. Community Chest, Women
7. Community Chest
   • Correspondence From: Chris Heekin, Chair To: Strategic Planning Committee 1984
   • Regional Overview Report 1980
   • Long Range Planning Committee Meeting 1981
   • Regional Overview Report
8. Commission on Public General Hospitals
9. Columbia
10. College Hill
11. Colerain Modified Expressway
12. Comprehensive Community Energy Plan
13. Condo Conversion
14. Compulsory Binding Arbitration 1980
15. Inactive-Parks
16. Civil Service Inactive 1977-75

Box 51

1. OMI
2. ’83 Law, Consumer Protection
3. Law Suits
4. ’84 Law
   • Bobbie Sterne-1984 Law Department Budget
5. Land Value Tax
6. Landlord-Tenant
7. Labor Unions
8. Kroger-Kennedy Heights
9. Kennedy Heights
10. UMPTA
    • OPTA
11. Save the Terminal Committee
12. Multi-Modal Facility
13. School for the Performing Arts
14. Workable Program 1974
15. Urban Development 1973
16. Jerry Springer-Letters and Phone Calls
17. Ault Park Planning Study March, 1973
18. Capital Improvements 1972-1975
19. Budget 1975
20. Retirement
21. Budget Hearings 1974
22. Budget 1974
23. ALBEE
24. Cincinnati Horizons October 1972

Box 52

1. Transportation
2. 1978 Cincinnati Waste Collection Annual Report
3. Citizens Services Survey 1981 Department of Public Recreation
4. Citizens Services Survey 1981 Division of Fire Protection
5. Citizens Services Survey 1981 Division of Police
6. Citizens Services Survey 1981 Analysis of Citywide Findings
7. Citizens Services Survey 1981 Overview
8. Citizens Services Survey 1981 Division of Traffic Engineering
9. Citizens Services Survey 1981 Division of Highway Maintenance
10.  Citizens Services Survey 1981 Cincinnati Human Relations Commission
11. Citizens Services Survey 1981 Department of Parks
12. Annual Report 1981 Division of Traffic Engineering
13. Citizens Services Survey 1981 Division of Waste Collection
14. Hospital Levy
15. State Legislation
16. Health Dept.-Implementation Committee
17. General Hospital
18. CAC-PET
19. Floridation
20. CORVA_Terms
21. CORVA Nursing Home Task Force
22. Health-Swine Flu Vaccine
23. Health: Dental
24. Riverfront-Yeatman’s Cove

Box 53

1. Community Development 1974-1976
2. CD Requests for 1977
3. CD Block Grant Applications
4. Community Development 1971-1972
5. Cincinnati Free Clinic Youth Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program (Y.A.A.P.P.)
6. Clinics-Free
7. Clinics-East End
8. Clinics
9. CAC Pet 1976
10. CAC Personnel Policies
11. CAC Neighborhood Services
12. CAC Minutes 1976
13. CAC ISR System
14. CAC Heinold
15. CAC Headstart
16. CAC-Child Development Corp.
17. CAC Affirmative Action
18. Misc.

Box 54

1. Hazardous Materials
2. Hazardous Waste/LFI MSD Liquid Fuel Haz Waste
3. Health Board Appointments ’82-83
4. Health Board Appointments
5. Board of Health Membership and Candidate Lists
6. Health Care Task Force
7. Task Force on Health Care for the Unemployed
8. ’83 Health Dept.
9. ’84 Health/Budget
10. Enterprise Zone
11. Environment Auto Emissions 12
12. Environmental Council Advisory Council
13. Environment-City
14. Environmental Groups
15. Environment Federal Legislation
16. Environmental Task Force Permanent 
17. Environmental Enterprises Incorporated  
18. Environmental Quality District

Box 55

1. Findlay Market
2. Proposal for the Development of Fountain Square 
3. Proposal for Fountain Square South
4. Fountain Square South Developer Recommendation
5. Fountain Square
6. Urban Renewal 1975
7. Civil Service Reform Task Force
8. Civil Service Complaints
9. Civil Service Rules
10. Civil Service General
11. Civil Service Commission
12. Clerk of Council
13. Civilization and Safety Paramedics
14. Clifton
15. Cinti Coalition of People with Disabilities
16. Coalition of Neighborhoods
17. Code of Ethnics
18. Coalition to Draft a County Charter
19. Housing Priorities-1984
20. Community Assistance Teams
21. Columbian School
22. Communities United for Action
23. Communications-General
24. Committee of the Whole
25. Council Policy Committee
26. Kettering Foundation

Box 56

1. General Correspondence Cable Franchisee
2. Warner-Amex vs. Queen City! The Major Differences
3. Reports-Cable
4. Articles
5. Bill Donaldson
6. SAGA of Wichman, Keating, Krabach
7. A.D. Little-75-Turner-Donaldson
8. C.B. Mueller-’72-Krabach-Turner
9. City Manager
10. U.S. Conference of Mayors
11. City Manager Ben Robinson
12. City Wage Negotiations-Press + Corres.
13.  Labor Management Agreement 1979-82

Box 57

1. Convention Center Expansion
2. Convention Center Expansion A Rationale Examination of Alternatives 1983
3. Mt. Auburn Health Center, Inc. Financial Statements as of December 31, 1978 and 1977
4. Lincoln Heights Health Center, Inc. Financial Statements as of December 31, 1978 and 1977
5. Cincinnati Health Department 12th Street Clinic Financial Statements as of December 31, 1978 and 1977
6. East End Community Health Center, Inc Financial Statements as of December 31, 1978 and 1977
7. City of Cincinnati Department of Health 401 Fund Financial Statements as of December 31, 1978 and 1977
8. West End Health Center, Inc. Financial Statements as of December 31, 1978 and 1977
9. Winton Hills Medical and Health Center, Inc. Financial Statements as of December 31, 1978 and 1977
10. Inner-City Health Care, Inc. Auditors’ Report and Comments as of December 31, 1978
11. Exclusive Guideway Transit Element of the Long Range OKI Transportation Plan
12. It’s Up To You A Summary of the Exclusive Guideway Transit Element OKI Long Range Transportation Plan
13. Transportation OKI
14. Cincinnati Water Works Honors 1981 Annual Report
15. Water Works Financial Statement 1981
16. Westside Transit Feasibility Study 1981 (2 copies)
17. Structuring the Financing of the Proposed Expansion of the Cincinnati Convention-Exposition Center in Cincinnati, Ohio 1981
18. Study of the Proposed Expansion of the Cincinnati Convention-Exposition Center in Cincinnati, Ohio 1981 (2 copies)
19. Marketing the Expanded Cincinnati Convention-Exposition Center
20. Swifton Center Redevelopment Urban Redevelopment Action Grant Application
21. Project Search and Inform Cincinnati-Hamilton County Ohio1979-1980
22. Patrol Staffing in San Diego One or Two Officer Units
23. The Regional Computer Center of the City of Cincinnati and Hamilton County Annual Report 1977
24. 1983 Marketing Plan Convections Tourism
25. 1984 Marketing Plan Convention/Tourism Greater Cincinnati
26. Cincinnati Folder- Greater Cincinnati Convention and Visitors Bureau Information
27. Resolution of Grant Conditions Health Department April 1981
28. Cincinnati Public Schools Detail Budget Presentation 1981-82 General Fund Operating Budget
29. Cincinnati Health Department Health Data Center Evaluation by University of Cincinnati

Box 58

1. ’82 Health Dept.
2. Budgets 1980-82
3. Capital Improvements 1976
4. Financial Status Report 1976
5. Cincinnati General Hospital Capital Improvement Programs Capital Requirement Requirements Fiscal Years 1975-76, 1976-77, 1977-78
6. Service Betterments/1976
7. Community Development-Revolving Loan Fund
8. City Manager Inactive 1977-81
9. Alice Paul House 1976-80
10. Street/Tree Assessment
11. Urban Design Review Bd.
12. U.C Medical Center, The yr. 2000 Five yr. Plan (Title VI) Public Health Service Act
13. University of Cincinnati Medical Center
14. University of Cincinnati Board
15. Citizens Active to Support Education-Case
16. Jobs for Graduates
17. Urban Education Program
18. Urban Forestry Board
19. Urban Forestry Division
20. “Votingest City” Contest
21. Volunteer Lawyers for the Poor

Box 59

1. National Conference on Women and Crime 1976
2. Cincinnati-Hamilton County Corrections Report
3. Serving the Urban Elderly
4. City of Cincinnati
   • Cincinnati-Hamilton County Criminal Justice Regional Planning Unit
5. City of Cincinnati
   • Misc.
6. Preliminary Report Police Safety Task Force 1979

Box 60

1. Motions 1975-76 Pending
2. Current Motions
3. Motions
4. Motions Reported
5. Police Staffing 7/83
6. Columns
7. Budget Appropriations 1977
8. Neighborhood Development Corporations
9. 1983/84 Budget-Police
10. Schmidlapp Fund Permanent
11. OMI
12. One Lytle Place
13. One Lytle Place Tax Abatement
14. Open Land, Land Banks
15. Ordinances

Box 61

1. Condominium and Cooperative Conversion: The Federal Response (Part 3-Overview Hearings Continued)
2. Condominium and Cooperative Conversion: The Federal Response (Part 4-Queens Regional Hearing)
3. Cincinnati Team Policing Experiment A Summary Report
4. Managing Investigations: The Rochester System
5. The Dallas Experience Organizational Reform
6. Battered Women: Issues of Public Policy 1978
7. . . A Nice Place to Live
8. The Future of Cincinnati Capital Plant by Nancy Humphrey, George E. Peterson, Peter Wilson
9. Professional Police In a Free Society by Jerome H. Skolnick
10. Government Union Review Spring 1980
11. The Civil Service System of the City of Cincinnati, Ohio by Joseph W. Curtin
12. Hope Street Viaduct Report
13. Cincinnati Water Works 1984 Annual Report
14. Second National Forum on Handgun Control Proceedings 1976
15. Mayor’s Panel
16. Serving the Urban Elderly
17. 1983 Operating Budget and Summary-MSD
18. OKI Report on Five Action Plan Workshops in the Colerain Avenue Transportation Improvement Study Area
19. 50% Energy Conservation Paper
20. Feasible Study on Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption and on Site Regeneration (EPA)
21. Displacement a=in Reinvestment Neighborhoods
22. Guide for Controlling Sediment from Construction Activities
23. OKI Summary Report on Five Action Plan Workshops-Colerain Transportation Improvement Study Area
24. Cincinnati Water Works 1979
25. Transportation Improvement Program: 1980-1984
26. Ridesharing for the OKI Region

Box 62

1. Martin Street
2. Mayor Sterne Aff. Action Testimony
3. Lunken Airport
4. Madisonville
5. Madisonville-Eastwood
6. Lobbying for Chartable Org.
7. Longview
8. Lower Price Hill
9. Linwood
10. Lipcurc/Walnut Woods Apts.
11. Liquor Permits
12. Litter
13. LWV-Citizen Participation
14. Lingle Committee
15. Lincay Development
16. CCY-1975
17. CCY 1972-74
18. CCY-Projects, Plans 1972-75
19. Headstart
20. 4 C’s 1974
21. Community Chest

Box 63

1. Brendamour
2. USCM: Chicago, Nov. 1976
3. USCM Human Development Committee
4. NLC-Human Resources Committee
5. OKI Correspondence
6. Folder #1
1. United States Conference of Mayors
2. Energy, We Can’t Afford to Waste It. Public Service Campaign
3. White House-Misc.             
7. CORVA-Long Term Care Committee
8. OKI
9. OKI-General
10. Greater Cinti. Airport
11. Transportation-Lunken Airport
12. Specialized Transportation 1974-75
13. Urban Mass Transportation and Traffic Quarterly January 1976

Box 64

1. PSE-Manpower Labor Statistics
2. Manpower
3. Budget, Finance, and Misc.
4. Budget 77, Projections
5. General Correspondence on Budget 77
6. Wage Negoations-1977
7. Engineer Budget Clippings
8. Republican Response to Budget 77
9. Charter and the Budget 1977
10. Interviews
11. Chamber of Commerce and the Budget
12. Corres. Recreation Cuts
13. Correspondences
14. Urban Greenery
15. US Conference of Mayors
16. Meetings September 1978
17. City/County
18. Misc.

Box 65

1. Victim-Witness Task Force
2. Vine and Court Street Improvements
3. 525 Vine Associates
4. Utility Shut-Offs
5. Vietnam Veterans
6. Volunteer Cinti.
7. Victim-Witness Community Dispute Program
8. Urban Resource Center (U.C.)
9. Urban Resources
10. Walnut Hills Area Council
11. Water Main Breaks 1982
12. Water Pollution
13. Waste Collection
14. Welfare Advisory Board
15. Winton Hills
16. White House Conference on Families 1980
17. West End Task Force
18. West End
19. West College Hills
20. Environment-Weeds
21. York Street 930
22. Woodward Square Development
23. Women’s Organization 15
24. University of Cincinnati Womens’ Studies
25. Women’s Equality Action League WEAL
26. Women’s Issues
27. Women Public Policy Makers
28. Women and the Judiciary
29. Women and Employment (Cincinnati)
30.  Women Helping Women
31. Women and County Court System
32. Women’s Health Resource Center
33. Winton Place
34. ERA Sterne Council Action
35. Women’s City Club
36. Working Review-Housing
37. WIC Status Report Newsletter
38. Misc. Youth

Box 66

1. Industrial Revenue Bonds
2. Impacted Cities
3. Industrial Development
4. IAMS_ Institution of
5. IDC/CBC
6. Hyde Park
7. International Visitor’s Bureau
8. Intangleable Tax
9. IAMS (Institute of Advanced Man. Sciences.)
10. Institute of Justice
11. Infrastructure
12. International Yr. Disabled
13. International Year of the Child
14. Jacobs’ Study
15. Jobs for People
16. Justice Volunteer Corps
17. Judson Village
18. Invest in Neighborhoods
19. The Neighborhood Ec. Dev. Loan Fund
20. Licensing Fees
21. Liberty Dalton
22. Legislation Federal
23. Federal Legislation_ Corres.
24. Legislation
25. Light Rail Transportation
26. Legal Aid Society
27. Lee’s Crossing
28. League of Women Voters
29. Leadership Cincinnati
30. Lawler-Ballard Original Mater Plan

Box 67

1. Historical Society
2. Historic Resources
3. Over-the-Rhine
4. Hillsides
5. High Technology Institute
6. High Rises
7. History of Cincinnati
8. Public Works Hold
9. Urban Development-Hold
10. H.O.M.E.
11. Homesteading
12. Homeless Shelters
13. Home Aid Service
14. Healthworks
15. Health Concerns
16. Heinhold
17. Health School Programs
18. Social Skills Development Program National Co-parent Training Center
19. Summary of Statements for Health Care Hearings April 18-May 16, 1972
20. Cincinnati Health Department Volunteers
21. Health Department 1975-76
22. Health Department Clinics
23. Health Department Complaints
24. Health Dept. General
25. Choice Care
26. Health Dept. HMO
27. HMO Grant and Status of HMO Development
28. Health Legislation

Box 68

1. Misc.
2. COG Meeting Material
3. USCM’s Bicentennial
4. Consumer Info
5. Congratulations
6. Health Hearings
7. U.C. Gerontology Study
8. Floridation Correspondence
9. Governor’s Task Force on Health
10. 648 Board
11. Proposal for a University of Cincinnati Medical Center Health Plan
12. Group Practice Proposal
13. Evaluation of Community Sponsored Clinics
14. Survey of Child Health Programs 1976

Box 69

1. Alcoholism Tasc 1974-1978
2. In-Active
3. Alcoholism-Women
4. Alcoholism-Teenagers
5. Sewers
6. Administrative Reports Supplement Requests
7. City Solicitor
8. HUD FHA Bulk Sales
9. HUD-FHA
10. Hudephol Co. 4
11. Human Services-General
12. 1981 Citizen Survey Human Services City Policy 81
13. 1984 Human Services
14. ’83 Human Services
15. Housing Trust Funds Inquiry
16. HUB Services
17. Human Services Task Forces
18. Human Services Report
19. Housing Retention District
20. Housing Schools Seminar 1982
21. Hospice
22. Landmarks
23. Pending
24. Historic Conservation

Box 70

1. Women’s Rights and the Law
2. Pamphlets
   • The Police and Community Conflict
   • Police and Community Relations At this Point in Time
   • Racism in America: A Continuing Crisis
   • National Roster of Black Elected Officals
3. Digest Greater Cincinnati Hospital Council March 1981, v.XIV, no.8
4. Cincinnati Division of Police 1980
5. Cincinnati Division of Police 1979
6. An Introduction to Alternative Work Schedules
7. Money Income of Families and Persons in the United States: 1978 (2 copies)
8. International Year of Child 1979
9. The Mayor’s Role II: Leadership and Management
10. National Municipal Policy 1980
11. Edge of the Coin
12. Women in Public Service- Women in Municipal Management: Choice, Challenge, and Change
13. Income
14. Evaluation of the Public Defender Office
15. State of Ohio Task Force on Domestic Violence
16. Report of Panel Discussion on “The World of Safety-Wife Abuse, Battered Women”
17. ’82 Capital Report
18. 1980-1984 Capital Investment Program
19. Misc. Budget and Corresponds
20.  City Mgr’s Retreat February 2, 1982 CDBG Development Data
21. Budget Policies
22. Community Development Budget
23. ’82 General Budget Summary
    • Overview
    • Resources
    • Requests
    • Exp.-Recom.
    • Layoffs
    • 5 Year Pro

Box 71

1. Proposal Comprehensive Housing Strategy
2. Phase II Comprehensive Strategy Development Process 1973
3. Misc.
4. Cincinnati Working Review Committee on Housing Phase III
5. Children’s Services Study Subcommittee Report Mrs. Bobbie Sterne
6. Community Action Commission
7. B. Sterne

Box 72

1. Charlie Taft
2. Time 1936- National Affairs and How to Meet the Press 1975
3. Correspondence on Consumer Protection
4. RPU-Pre Application 1976
5. Coordination Committee
6. RPU-Narcotics
7. Criminal Justice Supervisory Com.
8. Mayor’s Courts
9. Garber Report
10. Corrections Facilities Recommendations
11. RPU-Financial Reports
12. RPU-Executive Dir. Applicants
13. RPU-Executive Director
14. RPU-Directives
15. RPU-Council of Governments
16. RPU-1973
17. RPU-1975
18. Victimless Crimes
19. RPU-Regional Computer Center
20. Crime and Juvenile Delinquency Analysis
21. Cincinnati-Hamilton County Criminal Justice RPU Policy and Procedure Manual
22. Quantitative Tools for Criminal Justice Planning
23. Statistical Crime Analysis
24. Criminal Justice Section Report and Related Materials

Box 73

1. Funding Campaigns-Various Diseases
2. Garfield Place
3. General
4. Goodall Building
5. Goodall Bldg
6. Gaslight Assessment
7. Gold and Silver Ordinance
8. 800 Broadway
9. General Hospital and Health Department
10. Girl Scouts Advisory Council
11. ’83 Gen. Fund Summary
12. Gtr, Cinti. Foundation
13. Guardian Angels
14. Greater Cincinnati Nutrition Council
15. Greater Cincinnati Coalition of People with Disabilities Advisory Bd.
16. Greater Cinti. Hospital Council
17. Greater Cinti. Commission Women
18. Women-Gender Gap
19. German Cultural Center
20. Ham. County: Drake Hospital
21. Hamilton County Co. Ext. Service
22. Hamilton County-General
23. Hamilton County Courts
24. Ham. County Block Grants 1982
25. Halfway Houses
26. Hamilton County Municipal League
27. Total Living Concepts Living Arrangements for the Developmentally Disabled, LADD
28. Handicapped/Access
29. Handicapped Legislation
30. Handicapped Parking, Ramps, and Complaints
31. Handicapped-Employment
32. Hartwell

Box 74

1. Strip Searches
2. Coliseum-Rock Concerts
3. Area Legislation
4. 1983 Personnel Classification
5. Personnel-Policies and Procedures
6. Maternity/Paternity Policy
7. Employment/Training Personnel 9
8. Laid Offs Procedures Code of Ethnics
9. Personnel Annual Reports, Salary Schedules
10. Phillips Report/Report on City-Operations
11. Phillips Report
12. Pigeons
13. Pit Bull-Safety 10
14. Plan 2000
15. Planned Unit Development
16. Planning Commission Agenda and Notes
17. Pleasant Ridge
18. Police Bill of Rights Legis.
19. Mayor’s Panel
20. Safety-Racism
21.  Police/Fire Consent Decrees
22. Police Negotiations
23. Police Com. Relations 1982 Task Force-1982
24. Police Strength Position Paper
25. Police Services Study Panel
26. Police/Youth Live-Ins
27. Policing in Cincinnati Jan. 1981 Report and Hearings
28. Population

 Box 75

1. HALP Policy
2. Stationery
3. Group Homes Steering Committee
4. Housing Assistance-Section 8
5. Housing Agenda
6. Housing Displacement
7. Housing/Anti-Discrimination Ord.
8. Department of Economic Development 1983-1984, and City of Cincinnati Findley Market Area Study Preliminary Findings and Recommendations 1983
9. Sec. 8 Housing Controversies
10. OMI Monthly Stats
11. Group Homes
12. Fountain Square Lease Agreement
13.  Fountain Square General
14. Fountain Square Ordinance
15. Charter
16. Miscellaneous
    • Volunteer Fact Sheet
    • Cincinnati Area Voter June/July 1987
    • Taxes 1984
    • Cincinnati Public Schools
    • Garfield Place
    • Information Update Newsletter PAMS 1984
17. Over the Rhine Urban Renewal Plan 1985
18. Report of the Task Force on the City of Cincinnati Budget 1984
19. Financial Systems Planning

Box 76  

1. Neighborhood Business Districts
2. Accounting/Audits Monthly Reports
3. Retirement Board of Trustees
4. Correspondences
5. Neighborhood Housing and Conservation
6. Charter
7. Water
8. Personnel: # City Employees
9. Employees
10. Citizen’s Task Force Report on City Budget ‘84
11. Neighborhood Housing Services
12. City Manager Information Memos
13. International Audit
14. Summer Food Program
15. Development Summary and Financial Motions
16. Appointments
17. Appointments Committee (Discontinued)
18. Appointment Recommendations
19. 1982-1983 International Audit Work Program
20. Measures of Success A Special Performance Report on City of Cincinnati Operations 1985
21. Organization Report for International Audit Division Office of the City Manager Prepared by Kevin A. Shepard, International Audit Manager 1982
22. Operational Audit Advisory Committee 1982
23. Boards and Commissions Guidelines and Polices
24. Miscellaneous
    • Audit Information
    • Specialized Executive Search for Government
    • Neighborhood Housing and Conservation
    • Economic Development
    • Correspondence From: David Pollak To: W.H. Williamson
    • Start Planning for Post-Reagan America New York Times March 5, 1986

Box 77

1. 4 C’s
2. Fourth and Plum Development
3. Free Store
4. Uptown Task Force
5. University of Cincinnati
6. UMTA
7. Alternative Solution
8. Union Terminal Legislation
9. UDAG
10.  Pub Works-Bicycle Safety Stormwater Grates
11.  Traffic Correspondence
12. Cincinnati Town Meeting V 1983
13. Cincinnati Town Meeting IV 1982
14. Town Meeting-1981
15. Town Meeting
16. Tourism Marketing Committee
17. Tourism Slide Show
18. Title XX

Box 78

1. CDBG
2. CD-Jobs 1983
3. CDBG-Com. Development 1983 Admin. Reports
4. CECOS
5. Central Business District Core Project Urban Design
6. Central Community Health Board
7. Chamber of Commerce
8. Chamber of Commerce-ER&D Committee
9. Celeste Administration
10. Charter Candidate Selection
11. Coalition
12. Campaign Material
13. Charles Taft
14. Platform of Charter Democrats
15. Charter Policy Com. 1983
16. Charter
17. President’s Reports to Board
18. 1984 Charter Amendment
19. District Elections 1982
20. Proportional Representation
21. Charter Amendment-Council Salary 
22. Charter Amendments
23. Election 79
24. Election 81
25. Charter Review Com.
26. Charter Committee 1982-1980
27. Charter Committee 1979-1974
28. Charter Transportation
29. Charter-Mayor Proposals
30. Charter Review Commission
31. History of Charter Party

Box 79

1. Task Force on Crime Against Elderly
2. Foster Grandparent Mrs. Bobbie Sterne
3. Senior Citizens/Elderly-General
4. Elderly Housing
5. Election Information
6. Employment
7. Employment Training
8. Employment-Full Employ. Pro.
9. Employment-Veterans
10. ENCOA-Energy Environment
11. Eden Park/Wall Climbers
12. Enterprise Zones
13. Emergency Assistance
14. Emergency Medical Services
15. Emergency Medical Services Review Task Force Report
16. Paramedic Billing-EMS
17. Emergency Medical Services- Dispatch and Transportation
18. EMS-Current
19. Emergency Shelter
20. Energy
21. Energy Policy
22. Correspondence From Bobbie Sterne To Maggie Gradison

Box 80

1. 1984 Budget Purchasing
2. Fountain Square-Block C
3. Block D West
4. Block E
5. Block F
6. Block F Prudential Columbia Alds
7. Block “K”
8. Big Brothers/Sisters
9. Billboards
10. Blue Ash Airport
11. BD of Health Minutes
12. University of North Carolina Interview 9/17/82
13. Boards and Commissions Current Appointments
14. Bond Hill
15. General Reading Materials
16. Bonding Architects-Inactive
17. City of Cincinnati 1978-1981 Capital Investment Program
18. Preliminary Official Statement $24,400,000 General Obligation Various Bonds of the City of Cincinnati, Ohio
19. Bonds
20. Bond Sale 1985
21. Hamilton County Board of Mental Retardation
22. Hamilton County Council for Retarded Citizens
23. Resident Home for Mentally Retarded
24. Bridges
25. ’85 Budget General
26. ’85 Budget Approp. Ord.
27. 1986 Budget Information

Box 81

1. Bond Hill
2. Camp Washington
3. Coalition of Neighborhoods
4. Neighborhood General
5. Avondale
6. Eastwood Village and Madisonville
7. North Avondale
8. Mt. Airy
9. Mt. Adams
10. Mt. Auburn
11. Northside
12. Over the Rhine
13. Price Hill
14. Riverside/Sedamsville
15. Roselawn
16. South Fairmount
17. Walnut Hills
18. Westwood
19. West End

Box 82

1. YSCC Project Ear Task Force Report 1979
2. Columbia Tusculum Research Part II
3. Columbia Tusculum Research Part I
4. Cincinnati Water Works
5. Statistical Crime Analysis
6. Cincinnati Water Works 1983 Annual Report
7. United States Conference of Mayors
8. Planned Parenthood 1977
9. May 20, 1978 Agenda (Proposed)
10. Women & Housing A Report on Sex Discrimination in Five Americans Cities June 1975
11. Rare and Its Victims: A Report for Citizens, Health Facilities, and Criminal Justice Agencies
12. Safety and Hazards Mitigation Study
13. A Review of the Queen City Terminal Benzene Storage Facility Safety and Hazards Mitigation Study
14. Safety and Hazards Mitigation Study
15. Women’s Services Study
16. Long Range Planning Synthesis
17. Risk Analysis Safety and Hazards Mitigation Study Volume II
18. Summary and Recommendations
19. Cincinnatus Association Forum on Public Entrepreneurship
20. Community Work Programs for Cincinnati Communities 1977
21. Community Work Programs

Box 83

1. CAC-PET
2. CAC
3. CAC Bd. Meetings
4. Evaluation and Review Committee Report
5. City Planning Pending
6. SORTA U.C. Transit
7. Mayor’s Emergency Transit Com
8. Sun Run
9. SORTA Minutes
10. SORTA Legislation
11. Transit
12. SORTA Finance
13. CTI-Acquisition and Liquidation
14. SORTA: General
15. SORTA Correspondence
16. Zoning Code Amendments
17. Zoning Reported
18. Zoning Pending
19. Historic Site Preservation
20. City Planning Reported

Box 84

1. CHRC
2. CHRC-General
3. Cinti. Institute For Career Alternative, Inc.
4. The Cincinnati Institute
5. Cinti Housing Profile 1982
6. Cincinnati Housing Service
7. Cincinnatian Hotel
8. Cincinnati Commission on the Arts
9. Cincinnati Human Relations Commiss. Permanent for Mayor’s Office
10. College of Mt. St. Joseph
11. Churches, Ministers, Marcc
12. Cincinnati Arts Commission
13. Cincy Ballet Company
14. Cincinnati Bar Association
15. Cincinnati Business Committee
16. Cincinnati Business Committee
17. Charitable Solicitations
18. Child Abuse and Neglect
19. Child Care General
20. Cincinnati Kids Progress Report
21. Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation
22. Day Care in Senior Centers-Proposal
23. Children’s Issues
24. Children’s Services Study
25. Children’s Services Com
26. Abandoned Houses
27. Abortion-Correspondence
28. Abortion-Legislation

Box 85

1. 1972 Recommended Operating and Capital Budget
2. Financial Report December 31, 1983 Cincinnati Water Works
3. Feasibility Study of Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption on On-Site Regeneration Cincinnati Water Works
4. 1982 Annual Report City of Cincinnati Department of Public Works Division of Highway Maintenance
5. 1975 Recommended Operating and Capital Budgets Recommended to City Council by the City Manager E. Robert Turner City of Cincinnati, Ohio
6. 1973 Recommended Operating and Capital Budgets Recommended to City Council by the City Manager E. Robert Turner City of Cincinnati, Ohio
7. 1974 Recommended Operating and Capital Budgets Recommended to City Council by the City Manager E. Robert Turner City of Cincinnati, Ohio

Box 86

1. Cincinnati Water Works 1980
2. Annual Report 1980 Department of Sewers
3. Cincinnati Police Academy Physical Fitness and Defensive Tactics
4. Bindover Committee Report Present To: Youth Services Coordinating Council April 30, 1981
5. Annual Report Cincinnati Fire Division 1982
6. Cincinnati Police Annual Report 1982
7. Crowd Management Report of the Task Force on Crowd Control and Safety City of Cincinnati
8. Regional Air Quality Management Plan
9. Fire Division Annual Report ‘83
10. Highway Maintenance Work Program
11. Neighborhood Support Program
12. Cincinnati Drinking Water- An Epidemiologic Study of Cancer Rates By Charles Ralph Buncher, Sc. D.  
13. Cinti/Hamilton County Criminal Justice Regional Planning Unit Close-out and File Storage
14. Continental Grain: Proposed Soybean Processing Facility, Cincinnati, Ohio
15. Infant Care in Hamilton County 4-C Final Report and Model Designs
16. Annual Report Fire 1980
17. Crime Against the Elderly
18. Kennedy Heights Existing Conditions Report on Youth Needs
19. Services for Special Clients PAMSS
20. Mayor’s Task Force on Arts Policy: New Orleans 1979
21. 1982 Annual Report Division of Traffic Engineering City of Cincinnati Dept of Public Works
22. CORVA Nursing Home Inventory 1979 Edition
23. Reb Personnel Management Study
24. On-Site Wastewater Treatment Systems- OKI

Box 87

1. Council Chambers
2. Council Roles and Procedures
3. Court Street Center
4. Housing-Courts
5. Fairview Clifton Heights
6. Ravine Street Project
7. Credit and Women
8. 1981 Crime and Statistics
9. Urban Crime Prevention Project
10. Crime Prevention Program 1983
11. Crowd Control
12. Skywalk-Safety 10
13. Current City Manager 2
14. Cable TV General
15. CATV: Ordinances, Resolutions, Motions Permanent
16. CHRC-Reports
17. CMHA Correspondence
18. Housing
19. Rehab Pub Hearing 1972
20. Housing Working Rev. Comm.

Box 88

1. Thank You To Others
2. Thank You To Bobbie
3. Telephone Company-Cinti Bell
4. Telecare
5. Teenage Parent Program
6. Tax Levy Info
7. Brendamour Tax Abatement
8. Duck Creek Tax Abatement
9. Garfield House Tax Abatement
10. Hyatt/Saks (Tax Abatement)
11. Kenner Tax Abatement
12. Mutual (Tax Abatement)
13. Spring Grove (Tax Abatement)
14. Taft Broadcasting Tax Abatement
15. Taft Playfield
16. Union Terminal Tax Abatement
17. U.S. Shoe Tax Abatement
18. Environmental Rescue Corps ’74 (Summer ’74) Winton E. Folkers, Director Department of Urban Development, Community Relations John Roth, Supervisor, Prepared By: Cliff Berman
19. PEPSY Client Statistics
20. Tax Abatement/ Increment Financing Policy Revenue to Schools
21. Tax Abatement
22. Task Force on EEO in Construction
23. Targeted Housing
24. Taft High School Playfield
25. Swifton
26. Sunshine Law
27. Summer Lunch Programs
28. Proposed Summer Youth Program “1973” Proposal
29. Citizen’s Committee on Youth 1972
30. Summer Youth Program 1972
31. Employment Youth
32. Storm Water Utility
33. Stonewall Cincinnati
34. Stadium-General
35. City of Cincinnati Summer Youth Program 1977
36. School’s Manpower Youth Program
37. Assessment 1976
38. Urban Resources Review v. II no.1
39. Cincinnati Board of Education and Cincinnati Public Schools 1973-1977
40. Youth Programs 1970-1975

Box 89

1. Public Affairs Bulletin
   • v.1 no. 2 January 1969
   • v. III no. 2 January
2. Model Cities Program 1969-1971
3. “Tri-State Unit Pulls Planning Oars” by Lucia Johnson The Christian Science Monitor 5/10/69
4. Opportunities Industrialized Center 1969-1970
5. Planned Parenthood
6. Mass Transit 1966-1967
7. Recreation 1966-1974
8. Community Issues Division Minutes
   • November 18, 1970
   • 8-26-70
9. Work Record
   • The 1965-1967 Work Record of Councilman Charles P. Taft
   • The 1965-1967 Work Record of Councilman Myron B. Bush
10. Miscellaneous
11. Pamphlets
    • Cincinnati’s Approach to More Representation in Planning Process
    • National Parties Blight on City Hall   
12. Model City Program
13. Welfare Committee 1967
14. Charles P. Taft
    • July 31, 1961
    • August 6, 1969
15. Newsletters
    • Human Relations Newsletter v.3 no. 4 September, 1970
    • Ohio Voter Oct. Nov. 1970
    • Adolescent Clinic 1970 Annual Report
    • Public Affairs Bulletin V. III no. 1 December, 1970
    • Glorifying the Lions The Urban League of Greater Cincinnati 1999
    • Better Housing League of Greater Cincinnati Newsletter
      • March 1969
      • March 1970
      • May 4, 1970
      • June 1970
      • September 1970
      • October 1970
      • November 1970
      • February 1971
16. Voter Education
17. Health Department Directory 1968
18. Dr. & Mrs. Eugene Sterne Envelope
19. Housing Information
20. Housing Survey of Cincinnati
21. Housing
22. Charter Committee
23. Fluoridation 1969-1970
24. Alternative Form of County Government
25. West End Task Force 1973
26. Hamilton County Overall Economic Development Plan 1996 Update
27. Governmental Process Committee Model Cities Program Cincinnati, Ohio
28. Community Chest Board of Trustees
29. Ohio’s Citizen’s Council
30. Drugs and Poison File
31. Bobbie Personal
32. Cancer Control
33. (Old) Bobbie’s Biographies
34. Westwood Civic Association
35. 1980 and 1981 Ohio Ethnics Comm. 1982 Financial Disclosure
36. Financial Disclosure Statement 1984-1985
37. Bobbie Sterne
38. Worker’s Instructions
39. Field Instructions
40. Receipts and Bank Statements 1981-1982 and Miscellaneous
41. Police Division Gridlock and Safety Information August 15, 1984
42. Report on City Operations
43. Cincinnati Board of Education
44.  Planning and Management Support System (PAMSS) 1980s

Box 90

1. City of Cincinnati 1978 Program Budget
2. 1976 Recommended Operating Capital Budgets
3. City of Cincinnati 1979 Program Budget
4. City of Cincinnati 1977 Program Budget
5. City of Cincinnati 1979 Program Budget
6. Program Budget 1980 City of Cincinnati
7. Program Budget 1980 City of Cincinnati
8. Citizen Services Survey/1981 Dept. of Finance
9. Teleconsumers and the Future: A Consumer’s Manual on the AT&T Divestiture 1982
10.  Cincinnati Waters Financial Statement December 31, 1982
11. Port Authority of Cincinnati and Hamilton County 1984
12. Cincinnati Water Works Annual Report 1982
13. Housing Assistance Plan Cincinnati, Ohio 1975-1976
14. Citizen Services Survey ’81 Neighborhood Report
15. Metropolitan Sewer District Annual Report 1977
16. Grantee Performance Report 1981
17. Task Force on Urban Cable Communications Final Report April 1973
18.  Ridesharing: A Program Guide OKI
19. Cincinnati Water Works Financial Statement 1979

Box 91

1. Access Transit
2. Retirement System Actuarial Reports
3. Accts., Audits, Monthly Reports
4. Adult Basic Education Meeting Minutes 1
5. Affirmative Action Program Plans 1973-Present
6. Safety Dept. Affirmative Action
7. Affirmative Action
8. Affirmative Action Handicapped
9. 1983 AFSCME Agreement
10. Alcoholism
11. Alice Paul House
12. Women-Alice Paul House
13. Animals
14. Apartment Ombudsman Project-‘80
15. Appalachian People’s Service Organization
16. APPTS.: Cincinnati Southern R.R.
17. Arts
18. Arts Proposal 3/83
19. Commission on Arts, Arts Policy 1983
20.  Arts Policy 1983
21. ASAP-Alcohol Safety Action Project
22. Assoc. of Professional Tech. And Mgt. Personnel
23. Atrium II-Development
24. Audit Advisory Committee
25. Auto Emissions
26. Avon Apartments
27. Avondale
28. Avondale Town Center

Box 92

1. Enquirer Women of the Year
2. Cable Board
3. CAC
4. CAC Board
5. CAC General
6. California
7. Camp Fire Girls-Advisory Council
8. Camp Washington
9. 85 Questionnaires
10. Campaign Issues
11. 1983 Candidate Questionnaires
12. Questionnaires
13. 1985 Campaign (Neighborhood Actions)
14. 84 Capital Budget
15. 85 Capital Budget
16. ’83 Capital Budget
17. Carthage
18. CCI-Transfer 1982 (&1981)
19. Citizens’ Committee on Youth
20. CCY-Inactive Prior to 1981

Box 93

1. Background Paper on Student Motivation Including Summaries of Some New School Programs: A Report of The Cincinnati School Foundation June 1966
2. Annual Report Pupil Enrichment Project North Avondale School-Cincinnati Public School 1965-1966
3. Specific Dyslexia and Related Language Disabilities Lucius Waites, M.D.
4. Workshop Report Golden Centennial Health is a Community Affair November 16, 1967
5. Health
   • Access to Care
   • Governor’s Task Force on Health Care Manpower Committee Minority Report
   • Blue Cross
   • Health Planning Association of Hamilton County
   • Misc.
   • Cincinnati General Hospital
   • Ambulatory Task Force
   • HEW Health Resources
   • Ohio Valley Regional Medical Program Continuation Application for the Period July 1, 1975-June 30, 1976
6. Health 2
   • National Health Planning and Resources Development Act of 1974
   • Governor’s Task Force on Health Care Final Report-Draft December, 1973
   • Governor’s Task Force on Health Care Minority Report-Concerning Section II: Health Manpower Rep. C.J. McLin
   • Ohio Valley Regional Medical Program 1972-1975
   • Misc.
   • Bethesda Hospital
7. Resumes and Reference Letters
8. Community Plan July 1, 1973-June 30, 1974 Hamilton County Community Mental health and Mental Retardation Board April 1973
9. Composite Recommendations for the Designation of Health Service Area Boundaries Prepared by the Ohio Valley Regional Medical Board March, 1975
10. Governor’s Task Force on Health Care The Costs and Financing of Heath Care on Ohio: Issues and Alternatives December, 1973
11. Governor’s Task Force on Health Care Organizing of Health Care in Ohio December, 1973
12. Governor’s Task Force on Health Care Health Manpower in Ohio December, 1973
13. Project Book Ohio Valley Regional Medical Program Regional Advisory Council April 17-18, 1975
14. Governor’s Task Force on Health Care Quality of Health Care in Ohio December, 1973
15. The Plan for Downtown Cincinnati
16. Krabach
17. Cincinnati Public School Volunteers in Public School
18. Proposed Program to Open Seven School Buildings of the Cincinnati School District to Be Used as Community Service Centers December, 1964
19.  Governor’s Task Force on Health Care Health Planning in Ohio December, 1973
20. Charter Committee 1998
21. On The Horizon: A Housing Strategy for Cincinnati December 8, 1973
22. Correspondence From: Gerald E. Mayo To: Mr. Anthony P. Williamson 1963
23. Ohio Looks at Thursday’s Child 1973
24. Lower Price Hill, Price Hill, West End, and Miscellaneous

Box 94

1. Garfield Place Housing Market Analysis Cincinnati, Ohio 1984
2. Health Department Controversies and Performance in HMO Planning
3. Water Rates
4. Finance Dept.
5. City Planning
6. Fountain Square Reports #2
7. Fountain Square Reports
8. Issues
9. Aids
10. Solid Waste 1987
11. Mayor’s Federal
12. Correspondences
    • From: Newman Brothers, Inc D.A. Newman, President To: Mayor Charlie Luken 1987
    • From: Viola J. Jackson To: Mayor Charlie Luken 1987
    • From: Carol Fullman, President Roselawn Community Council To: Mayor Charlie Luken 1987
13. Parents Anon
14. Appalachian
15. Cable Access
16. Housing-General
17. The Retirement System of the City of Cincinnati
18. Comparison of 1985 Proposed General Fund Budget to the 1984 Adjusted Appropriation
19. Greater Cincinnati Bicentennial Commission
20. Child Support Enforcement Agency

Box 95

1. Proposal for Cincinnati Basin Hillsides Open Space Plan-Nov. 1967
2. Intergovernmental Contracts and Agreements in Hamilton County, Ohio Part Two: Rural and Suburban Hamilton County
3. City Parking Operations/Motions, Issues, and Rates 1993
4. A Hillside Strategy for Greater Cincinnati: 2: Identifying Greater Cincinnati’s Sensitive Hillsides
5. Cincinnati Hillsides Development Guidelines
6. Hillside Protection Strategies for Greater Cincinnati: A Conference Sponsored by the Hillside Trust Monday, November 25, 1991
7. University of Cincinnati
8. Letters
9. National Alliance of Businessmen

Box 96

1. Cincinnati Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for the Year Ended December 31, 1983
2. Ohio Retirement Study Commission Costs and Funding of Police and Firefighter Pensions on Ohio June, 1984
3. Cincinnati, Ohio The 1985 Annual Operating Budget December 1984
4. Tentative Annual Operating Budget of the City of Cincinnati, Ohio for the Fiscal Year 1984
5. Single Female Families Crisis and Opportunities
6. Tentative Annual Operating Budget of the City of Cincinnati for Fiscal Year 1985
7. Annual Report Bond Retirement Fund Treasury Division 1982 Department of Finance 1982
8. Annual Report Bond Retirement Fund Treasury Division 1982 Department of Finance 1981
9. Annual Report Bond Retirement Fund Treasury Division 1982 Department of Finance 1980
10. Annual Report Bond Retirement Fund Treasury Division 1982 Department of Finance 1979
11. Annual Report Bond Retirement Fund Treasury Division 1982 Department of Finance 1978
12. Annual Report Bond Retirement Fund Treasury Division 1982 Department of Finance 1977
13. Miscellaneous
    • Title IV Urgent Relief for the Homeless Supplemental Act of 1987
    • United Way and Community Chest
    • 1987 Allocation of FEMA VB Funds
14. Budget and Miscellaneous
15. Cincinnati Annual Financial Report for the Year Ended December 31, 1984
16. Cincinnati, Ohio The 1985 Annual Operating Budget December 1984
17. Program Budget-1980 City of Cincinnati

Box 97

1. Dept. Limitations/Service
2. Deferred Compensation Plan
3. Desegregation
4. Development-Plan 2000
5. Direct Election of Mayor
6. Displacement
7. Data Info Research
8. Economic Outlook 16

Box 98

1. Bobbie Sterne Fliers
2. Aquifers
3. Asbestos
4. Air Pollution Ordinance 1990
5. Air Pollution Ordinance 1991
6. Air Pollution Ordinance 1992
7. Air Pollution Ordinance
8. Asphalt
9. Duck Creek Basin
10. HB 611 SB234
11. HB 592
12. HB 428
13. Knight Ave.
14. Pesticides
15. Reynolds Recycling

Box 99

1. Hamilton County Overall Economic Development Plan
2. The Existing Conditions and Resources of Camp Washington 1978
3. Crimes and Victims: A Report on the Dayton-San Jose Pilot Survey of Victimization 1974
4. Cincinnati Urban Development
5. Financial Statement December 31, 1980 Cincinnati Water Works
6. Cincinnati No Pause in Progress
7. Old Town Apartments Cincinnati, Ohio
8. An Economic Study for the Mount Adams Business District
9. Report of the 1979 Neighborhood Assessment Study
10. Housing Our Families
11. Cincinnati Grantee Performance Report
12. A Task Force Report on Victim/Witness Assistance
13. The Conversion of Rental Housing Condominiums and Cooperatives
14. Correspondence From: Michael A. Blerman, Director, Research, Evaluation and Budget To: Community Development Advisory Council Re: Schedule of CDAC and Subcommittee Meetings 1979
15. Neighborhood Assessment Study Data Analysis May 1979
16. Funding Sources for Neighborhood Groups October 1980
17. Potential In-City Residential Community Activity Centers June 1972
18. Housing Opportunity Plan Draft 1979
19. Task Force on Corrections Final Report March 1980
20. Scudder, Stevens, and Clark Investment Council
21. Scudder, Stevens, and Clark Investment Council
22. Scudder, Stevens, and Clark Investment Council Cincinnati Retirement System Board of Trustees 1982
23. Scudder, Stevens, and Clark Investment Council
24. Public Funds Evaluation Service Retirement System- City of Cincinnati December 31, 1981
25. City of Cincinnati Retirement System January 5, 1982

Box 100

1. City of Cincinnati Retirement System June 2, 1982
2. Report of the Actuary of the Fiftieth Valuation of the Retirement System for Employees of the City of Cincinnati As of December 31, 1981
3. City of Cincinnati Retirement System July 7, 1981
4. City of Cincinnati Retirement System August 4, 1981
5. Public Funds Evaluation Service Annual Report Retirement System – City of Cincinnati December 31, 1980
6. Correspondence From: Ben C. Robinson, Community Administrator To: Bobbie Sterne, Mayor Re: Attached List of Neighborhood Requests 1979
7. Cincinnati Profiles 1975 Housing and Population by Census Tracts
8. Neighborhood Oriented Programs of the Federal Government: A Compendium of Funding and Technical Assistance Resources for Neighborhood Organizations Second Edition 1980
9. Report of the Actuary of the Fifty-Fist Valuation of the Retirement System for Employees of the City of Cincinnati as of December 31, 1982
10. Funds Evaluation Service Quarterly Report June 30, 1981
11. Cincinnati Retirement System August 3, 1982
12. City of Cinti. Retirement System 9/30/82
13. City of Cincinnati Retirement System-City of Cincinnati A 1978
14. Cincinnati Retirement System Board of Trustees October 5, 1982
15. City of Cincinnati Retirement System-City of Cincinnati December 31, 1982
16. The Cincinnati Institution Hillsides Landbank Grant Request
17. Retirement System-City of Cincinnati 1981
18. City of Cinti Retirement System 3/31/82
19. City of Cinti Retirement System A 1978
20. City of Cincinnati Retirement System October 6, 1981
21. City of Cincinnati Retirement System December 31, 1978
22. City of Cinti Retirement System 3/30/79
23. 1981 Annual Report
24. Executive Summary for Retirement System December 1982