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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1972
Page
3
Shaft's Big Score delivers familiar urban noir with Gordon Parks directing and Richard Roundtree as Shaft aided by Moses Gunn in a high speed finale. Prime Cut ranks as the year's most gruesome, opening with a slaughterhouse scene and ending with a hog attack, featuring graphic violence throughout.
A clergyman questions Jericho wall breakdown in a school after a pupil’s remark. The teacher and deacon defend the boy, and church authorities suggest paying for damages as upkeep. The anecdote leads to a religious reflection on significance for daily life and success or failure.
Gap Amusement notes Ben Willard's return with 4000 rats in a playful take over of a local market health spa and candy factory. Also reviews Now You See Him Now You Don't and The Graduate with notes on reissue appeal and cross generational interest. Edgecliff Summer Theater presents HMS Pinafore with picnic lawn option and Beech Acres hosts a million dollar Beechmont Ave open house with tours ribbons and refreshments.
Aries gains support as tensions ease by week’s end. Taurus should seek trusted counsel and save, avoiding waste. Gemini faces nagging chatter while stepping outdoors. Cancer adapts to change with gentle approach. Leo urged to build contingency savings and manage bills. Virgo urges self promises and health actions. Libra emphasizes NOW and supporting a less fortunate sibling. Scorpio needs restraint and careful word choice amid mood volatility. Sagittarius forecasts a gifted partner and warm week. Capricorn hears a potentially dubious tidbit and faces a forked path. Aquarius seeks truth and personal insight, preferring lighter moments. Pisces predicts a wild week with games. know the rules and avoid swagger if you win.
A 15 year old Presbyterian commentator, David Llewellyn Dodds, criticizes a reader’s letter about the Mass composition. He defends the work’s music and seeks context, noting specific sections he finds controversial and urging readers to consult a disputed review in the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A Red Cross course on care of sick and injured begins July 21 at the Red Cross Memorial Building 720 Sycamore St. The class meets 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. each Friday for six weeks under a trained Red Cross nurse. Call 721-2665.
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