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1. Jim Tarbell had pushed for a vote to immediately fire Shirey.
2. Jim Tarbell had pushed for a vote Wednesday to immediately fire Shirey.
3. By mayoral proclamation, Jim Tarbell holds the title " Mr . Cincinnati " for life.
4. In 1976, Cincinnati City Council member Jim Tarbell purchased it from Christakos and also moved in upstairs.
5. Cincinnati city council member Jim Tarbell was proprietor of the garage from October 1969 until its closing in February 1971.
6. It's difficult to find jim tarbell in a sentence. 用jim tarbell造句挺難的
7. Term limits prevented Sterne from running again in 1999, so she resigned her seat in 1998 in favor of restaurateur Jim Tarbell.
8. In September 2014, Jim Tarbell announced he was running for Hamilton County Commissioner again, this time as a write-in candidate.
9. The main critic of the plan was Jim Tarbell, an Over-the-Rhine resident and entrepreneur, who after 1983 would emerge as the leading opponent of Buddy Gray.
10. Jim Tarbell, a white restaurateur who joined the City Council three years ago, said Cincinnati has failed for decades to develop Vine Street, which runs through the heart of downtown and Over-the-Rhine.
11. "This place has been left to its own devices, and the results are predictable, " said Jim Tarbell, a City Council member who owns Grammer's Restaurant in Over-the-Rhine.
12. In spring of 1985, the group s first meeting was upstairs at Grammer s Restaurant where Jim Tarbell was named president of the Over-the-Rhine Chamber of Commerce, dedicated to improving civic involvement and rebuilding the inner city.
13. Jim Tarbell, " the most adamant and voluble opponent " of Gray's plan, warned that it guaranteed the persistence of Over-the-Rhine as " a predominantly black enclave of poverty and despair, " but City Council ignored him, believing the plan was a compromise.
14. "In the early 1980s, with the leadership of Jim Tarbell, local businessmen, activists and civic leaders Fred Berger, Walter Gabennesch, Kim Krause, Dick Thomas and Bob Wimberg, concerned that the needs and the opportunities of Over-the-Rhine were great, and that an organization to address them did not exist, formed the neighborhood Chamber of Commerce,