Malott ALabor Candidate For Ohio Representative
Harry C. Malott a May 7 primary candidate for State Representative from Brown and Clermont Counties is a World War II veteran and 50 years old. He serves as Recording Secretary and Chairman of the Grievance Committee of Local 5397 Steelworkers and operates the Buckeye Log Cabin Inn at Mt. Orab. Malott has Clermont and Brown County ties and common campaign support from labor groups and the Clermont County Democratic Executive Committee. He is known by the nickname Mussey on campaign materials.
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Experimental School Idea Could Lab Test Inclusive Education
James E. Wolfe of the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Education Committee proposes converting an intercity school slated for closure into a six grade laboratory to experiment with racially mixed, low income children. The plan aims to prove integrated education equals good education and that these students can perform as well with proper motivation.
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Cincinnati
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The Maestro Speaks Family Lecture Concert in Music Hall
Max Rudolf of the Cincinnati Symphony leads a family lecture concert March 26 at 7 00 p m in Music Hall titled The Maestro Speaks Beethoven Process of Creation Featuring the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra with Jeanne Kirstein as soloist Beethoven symphonies No 3 E flat major and No 5 E flat major Emperor to be discussed and performed in parts Demonstrations at the piano and sketch books will be shown Tickets at 1 2 3 with child and student half price available from the Symphony Box Office and Shillito s stores.
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Cincinnati
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Cincinnati Fire Fighters Celebrate Local 476 Anniversary
Fire Fighters members of Cincinnati Local 476 are lauded as professional and dedicated community servants. The message honors their tireless work and calls them outstanding citizens, ending with a note of pride for the city.
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School Boundary Hearing Planned
The Cincinnati Board of Education schedules two March boundary hearings for the Merry Jr High School at Hughes High School on March 12 and for Campbell Jr High at Aiken High School on March 13. Public response to proposed boundary plans will be welcomed with audio-visual aid for alternative suggestions.
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