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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
10
The 60 000 copper workers and 26 unions condemn a three part panel proposal as unworkable and not addressing core strike issues. They say it would perpetuate a fragmented bargaining system and fail to achieve uniform expiration dates and equal treatment across operations. The statement followed talks with AFL CIO President Meany.
Robert A. Otto, newly appointed community relations assistant at Cincinnati General Hospital, will work with UC Miami area director Richard B. Baker to strengthen ties between the hospital and Hamilton County communities. The hospital, opened 1821, serves as a major teaching facility and counted 93,100 Emergency Unit visits in 1967 along with 141,519 clinic patients.
The Open Theatre led by Joseph Chaiken performs at the Playhouse in The Park on Wednesday March 27 at 8:30 p.m. The evening includes a technique demonstration and scenes from their works with admission one dollar. An afternoon lecture at the University of Cincinnati is by invitation.
The Cincinnati Public Schools begin registration and orientation for children entering kindergarten this September. Children age five before October 1, 1968 are admitted. Those turning five between October 1, 1968 and January 1, 1969 are underage candidates tested by the Division of Psychological Services.
The U S Civil Service Examiners in Cincinnati Ohio announce an exam for Automotive Mechanic positions at the Cincinnati Post Office. Starting salary is $3.00 per hour. Applications from all residents are invited with no written test. forms and details available at the Cincinnati Post Office or by writing the Executive Secretary.
Mrs. Robert W. Reis lectures on music literature as part of UC College Conservatory continuing education. The series runs March 26 to June 8 with weekly one hour sessions at CCM’s music center. Three time slots offered, registration March 25, tuition $15, contact 475 2340.
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