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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1972
Page
1
The article recalls 1972 as a year of hope for ending the Vietnam conflict and economic fixes, with national divisions seen as liberal versus conservative. Local notes include Eastern Hills elementary third graders surpassing national reading averages while math lags in several grades. Mayor Tom Luken begins actions in Cincinnati.
The Eastern Hills Journal announces the annual Stork Derby sponsored by area merchants, beginning at midnight December 31. Entries must be received by January 5 with baby name birth time hospital physician parents address and contact number.
Harold Parry Sr awards at Mariemont High Christmas party honor Barbie Wahle Carl Steely Donna Heashe Cindy Moody and Terry Gunter For Tom Menner John Jacobs visit Hyde Park Ivorydale P G with McNicholas class Mrs Dorothy Watkins and Jewel Lang arrange pre holiday shop for arthritis patients Former Enquirer financial editor Frank J Ruhl dies at Bethesda Hospital Postmaster reports 1972 Christmas mailing season record Billboard March by John Klohr noted by Bob Seifert Band Charterpaktionary performs on Hyde Park Square Reeves Golf Course closed for winter due to wet grounds
The Children's Home in Madisonville houses 45 teens across cottages and hosts a Christmas celebration with decorations, a pageant, and a community dinner. About 30 youths go to foster homes for the weekend while others stay for dinner at a restaurant with counselors. Gifts come from Cincinnati companies and many volunteers maintain the campus and grounds.
Police Chief Paul Ferrara invites Fairfax youths aged 13 to 18 to a meeting at the municipal building on Germania and Hawthorne Ave Thursday at 2 pm. The program starts a series of community sessions to improve communication between youths and local officials.
Taxpayers in six Eastern Hills districts see lower rates this year while one district shows a higher rate. Cincinnati residents in the Cincinnati School District pay 46 cents less due to county and city tax cuts, with bills mailed in January. The county 1972 rate for Cincinnati in the Cincinnati School District drops to 48.86 from 49.32, while Fairfax in Mariemont and Cincinnati School District shows notable reductions. Finneytown remains the highest at 68.50.
Governor John Gilligan announced that Ohio Department of Taxation agents will visit locations in all 88 counties from January 2 through the April 16 filing deadline to help taxpayers. Forms and instruction booklets with return envelopes will be mailed January 1, with dates and sites listed across Cincinnati area banks and savings institutions.
Due to New Year Monday January 1 the Journal advances its copy deadline to Thursday at 4 p.m. instead of Friday noon. Classified ads must be submitted by Friday at 5 p.m. for the holiday.
Starting January 6 the Department of Building Commissioner office at Temple Bar Building 138 East Court Street will be open each Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Glenn O. Haybrock building commissioner says the office issues building permits and conducts field inspections. Slee and zoning.
Dr Stanley Brown, a Mariemont optometrist, was elected to chair the combined age group and junior Olympics swimming committee at the AAU convention in Kansas City. He serves as vice president of the Cincinnati AAU and is Ohio AAU swimming chairman for a second term.
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