Friday, August 20, 1999
6 file for school board spots
Six candidates filed with the Hamilton County Board of Elections by Thursday's deadline to fill three empty seats on the Cincinnati Board of Education.
Candidates for the four-year terms are:
• Louis Buschle, an accountant, Columbia-Tusculum resident and former Forest Hills school board member.
• John Gilligan, former Ohio governor and East Walnut Hills resident.
• Incumbent Arthur Hull, a Paddock Hills resident and executive with the World Affairs Council of Greater Cincinnati.
• Roy McGrath, a Clifton resident and accountant.
• Florence Newell, a Roselawn resident and University of Cincinnati College of Education professor.
• Incumbent Rick Williams, a North Avondale resident and consultant with Neighborhood Reinvestment Corp. of Cincinnati.
Lynwood Battle, current board president, decided not to run for reelection.
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