Freedom in our hands editorial on press freedom
Excerpts praise free press and free speech, warn of efforts to restrain reporting, and stress the risk if courts or public opinion turn against First Amendment rights. Cites Woodward and Bernstein and Milwaukee Journal editor Dick Leonard.
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Woodward and Bernstein
Washington Post
White House
United States
Supreme Court
Dick Leonard
The
Milwaukee Journal
Freedom of the press and speech are one and the same
George E. Reedy argues that freedom of the press and free speech are inseparable and constitutionally guaranteed together in the First Amendment. He warns against any claim that press privileges belong to outlets alone, stressing that curbing journalism harms all citizens and the American way of life.
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Congress
Freedom of the press in 2084 sparks a warning at national week
The text argues that printed pages may disappear as news shifts to electronic channels. It recalls SEEFAX TELETEXT discussions and FCC licensing of news media as a future control. The piece frames 2084 as a test of free press versus regulation, via a quote from Bill Boykin.
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Orwell
Chilli
Bill Boykin
Daily Press Association
Reader reaction reprints in open reply to Route 50 shifts
Journal reporter Marty Bartlett replies to accusations of bias over Route 50 relocation coverage. He notes prior im partiality claims from both sides and defends balance by citing council positions and expert input on the aquifer. He argues responsible journalism includes space for the Citizens Committee for Relocation and questions opposing sources.
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Journal
Marty Bartlett
League of Women Voters
LWV
Bartlett
Citizens Committee For Relocation
Ted Brown
Route 50
Mariemont
Newtown
Fairfax Council
Terrace Park
Quentin Pickering
Great Miami River
Butler County
E League
Eastern Hill Journal
Cincinnati
Clermont Chambers of Commerce
Mariemont Business and Industry
Reader letter defends Marty Bartlett reporting
Donna Lou M Davis commends the paper for US 60 relocation coverage and defends Marty Bartletts impartial reporting. She criticizes Mrs Browns letter as biased and notes space limits shaped coverage of four US 50 meetings. Davis praises environmental experts and urges more Marty pieces.
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Enquirer
Post
EHJ
Marty Bartlett
Marty
League
Maryland airman arrives for duty at Andrews AFB
Maryland Air Force Sergeant Thomas A. Fitzwater son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Fitzwater 3878 Park Ave has arrived for duty at Andrews AFB Md The 1971 Purcell High graduate serves as a physical therapy specialist with a unit of the Military Airlift Command and previously was at Sheppard AFB
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Air Force
Thomas A. Fitzwater
Leslie Fitzwater
Park Ave
Andrews Afb
Purcell
Military Airlift Command
Sheppard Afb
Georgia Specialist Four Thomas Completes Army Radio School Course
Georgia Soldier Darrell L. Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Harry L Thomas 3531 Larkspur Ave recently completed a radio teletype operation course at the army signal school Ft Gordon Ga Thomas entered the Army in May He attended Southern Ohio Private Police Academy.
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Darrell L. Thomas
Harry L. Thomas
Larkspur Ave
Army Signal School
Ft. Gordon
Thomas
Army
Southern Ohio Private Police Academy
Continued success to the staff of the Eastern Hills Journal
Readers express strong ongoing support for the Eastern Hills Journal during National Newspaper Week. Eugene Lang recalls joining the staff in 1946, succeeding Jack Park as editor, and mentoring Bob Wiebold, while readers Lula Mallo and others praise weekly coverage and the paper’s community role.
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Journal
Jack Park
Bob Wiebold
Eastern Hills Journal
Council endorses RCIC tax levy for Mariemont
Mariemont Village Council backs passage of issue 5 a .36 mill five year RCIC tax levy renewal with a .09 mill increase to sustain service amid inflation. The levy costs the average $30 000 home in Hamilton County about 3.25 annually. RCIC links 43 county agencies and state and national centers creating instant access to criminal justice data.
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Mariemont
Regional Crime Information Center
Hamilton County
RCIC
Columbus
National Crime Information Center
Washington, D.C
Puertoco
Cincinnati
Miller Gallery Hyde Park Square opens second show
The Miller Gallery on Hyde Park Square hosts an exhibit of two artists Hannah Rauh in enamels and Mike Berkin in sculpture. The opening reception runs 7 to 9 p m Sunday October 16 and the display will run through October 29. This is Rauh s first Miller Gallery show and Berkin s first with Miller Gallery after three years.
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Hannah Rauh
Mike Berkin
Miller Gallery
Hyde Park Square
Miami U senior leads mock ad campaign project
Robert Fleckenstein of Mt Lookout a senior in Miami University School of Business Administration serves as a gg in the school's mock advertising agency. The team will develop a marketing campaign for Borden Inc as the current semester project.
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Robert Fleckenstein
Mt. Lookout
Miami U.’s School of Business Administration
Borden Inc
Copies of the Eastern Hills Journal on sale at local outlets
The edition is offered at 15 cents per copy. Availability is at First National Bank on Edwards Road in Hyde Park, Mannino's Market on Madison Road in Madisonville, Lilli'n Apartments on Allendorf Drive in Oakley, and Villager Food Store in Hyde Park Square.
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Eastern Hills Journal
First National Bank
Edwards Rd
Hyde Park
Mannino’s Market
Madison Rd
Madisonville
Lilli’n Apartments
Allendorf Dr
Oakley
Villager Food
Hyde Park Square
Ombudsman program aims to aid nursing homes in Cincinnati
The program has a 122000 grant in Title III funds plus 10000 from Cincinnati and 2000 from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation. Peg Pauly hires volunteers to avoid bias as she screens applicants. Administrators fear bias and personal vendettas. Rosedale cautions about sensitive areas and border line care facilities. The effort seeks better Medicaid reimbursements and potential legislation while building a public registry of homes.
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Ae Ju
City of
Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Peg
Esr
Neaf
Community Chest
Steve Rosedale
Montgomery Care Center
Montgomery
Rosedale
Proram
Peg Pauly
Peole
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