Mission speaker at Mayfield church
World Gospel Mission representative Miss Wilma Smith will speak at the Mayfield Church mission convention this weekend. She will present sessions Friday at 7 p.m., Saturday at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., and Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. A Saturday night pot-luck dinner follows the service.
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Cleveland reports stable school racial mix
Cleveland School Supt. Paul Briggs says Cleveland’s pupil racial mix has stabilized, changing only about one percentage point in three years. He cites a current breakdown of 57.4 percent black and 39.8 percent white at area schools.
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EPA ordered to decide on gasoline lead reduction
The U S appeals court ordered the EPA to decide within 30 days on its lead in gasoline proposal. The phase out would cap lead at 2 grams per gallon from 1975 and step down in subsequent years. The EPA says costs to motorists would be minimal, offset by savings on vehicle parts.
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Francis Dale Named Chairman of Crime Council Board
Francis L. Dale, who stepped down as president and publisher of The Cincinnati Enquirer, becomes chairman of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency. The announcement in New York names Dale replacing Walter Straley of Deere and Co. He will run the council office from Cincinnati.
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Controversial Cincinnati Hospital Ballot Tossed Off
The Cincinnati General Hospital charter amendment will appear on the November ballot but not be counted. The First Ohio District Court of Appeals ruled petitions by the People's Health Movement invalid, removing the measure from the city slate.
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