United States Presses Cuba to Extend Cuban Refugee Airlift
U S officials say Washington has asked Havana to keep the Varadero to Miami refugee flights running as Castro shows reluctance. They note 246000 Cubans have flown here since 1965, with the program costing around 600 million dollars and affecting South Florida economies amid criticism of job losses and social strain.
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Rate Hike Reflected in September Water Bills
City Commission adopted a rate increase in early August. City Manager Dale Helsel said the September bills show a partial impact and will be estimated for a third of the three month period ending October 1. He noted no answer yet on legality under Nixon price freezes.
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Germantown Garden Club to Show Flowers Amid Rate Debate
Germantown officials weigh emergency ordinance to raise utility rates during a 90 day period. Hessel says the council may vote to support a rate increase to avoid default on $42 million water treatment plant bonds and protect the city credit rating. The garden club plans a show September 15 at St Johns United Church of Christ open to the public.
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How Hairy The Fuzz Chief Makes Rules
City police rules limit beards and set facial hair standards in a general order by Chief James R. Howerton. Mustaches allowed if neat. sideburns must stay above the ear lobe. Fire and other departments follow safety influenced guidelines with varied allowances.
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Cincy Hospital Donor Otto C Epp Dies at 83
Cincinnati businessman Otto C Epp founder of the Otto C Epp Memorial Hospital died at his home Tuesday at age 83. He donated 500000 toward construction of the Kenwood osteopathic hospital opened in 1960 with 77 beds, up from 56. Epp came to Cincinnati in 1931 from Scranton Pennsylvania and headed Hilltop Buildings Supply Co for 10 years before retiring in 1957.
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