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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1972
Page
4
A humorous personal essay describes attempting to converse with a fern to improve its health. The writer experiments with talking, gossiping, and even music, noting a temporary revival after lively chat, while fearing discovery and asking for a practical guide.
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced that the Cincinnati Suburban Newspapers area received $471,422 from the gasoline tax for the year ending June 30, 1972. Cincinnati city alone got $2,000,556 and total state distribution reached $85,686,036, up from 1971.
Ohio will expand special education with state tax funding, reaching 340,200 children next school year versus 295,411 this year. Individualized instruction for nonattendance cases rises to 18,011, a 16 percent increase, across 621 districts requiring local plans for all handicapped children.
Local entries dated August 23 and 24, 1972 from the Eastern Hills Journal and Norwood Enterprise summarize community notices and notices of local interest. The items reflect typical small-town reporting and notices from that period.
A new enlarged listing of full Adult Education Classes in Greater Cincinnati is available free at Hamilton County public libraries. The Readers' Bureau compiles a booklet covering 43 locations. Classes include basic literacy for out-of-school youth, general knowledge topics, trades like electricity and nursing, and hobby courses such as antiques and bridge. Registration information is included.
Pro football scouts find most first year picks underwhelming after opening weekend. Only Tommy Casanova and Franco Harris stood out while Barkum faces pressure from injuries and lineup moves. Patulski and Kadish show early toughness problems as teams weigh draft gems versus proven play.
Ray D. Allison joins the LeBlond board replacing retiree Jom H. Eversmann and W. Robert Kohorst is elected vice president sales. Owen J. Kellett becomes vice president marketing for the J H Day Division. Robert A. Miller moves to director of market planning for the J H Day Division from former Day sales manager.
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