19 Jan 1977
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Newspaper
Northeast Suburban Life
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1977
Page
1
Principal Lawrence Krusling and BrotherRobert M Flaherty lead Moeller High School orientation for eighth graders on Friday January 28 at 8 10 in the school auditorium. The program covers testing class attendance and curriculum with free lunch and 2 30 p m dismissal. Call the school office at 791 1 for details.
Mayor James Luken addressed an Oakley Resident's Association meeting after an editorial in the grape Hills Journal and the Northeast Suburban Life questioned possible waste collection cuts to biweekly pickups in Cincinnati neighborhoods. He said no plans exist and the internal recommendation likely will not become policy.
Covert workshops for women hosted by Raymond Walters College Blue Ash and YWCA Womanpower run Feb 7 and 14 from 6 to 9 PM with speakers from Cincinnati Bell Prudential Insurance and university departments. Admission is $1 per session. Reservations requested via Pat Moore. Public access noted.
In Cincinnati court, Perry Love and Ken Ware sue Silverton Mayor Richard Benken and others for alleged job discrimination and malicious prosecution. Judge David Porter presides in a bench trial. witnesses testify that white workers received favorable assignments and blacks faced harsher conditions.
Jean Pappas elected president of Indian Hill School Board at the Jan 11 meeting. Jim Bridgeland resigns after seven years as board member and past president due to business obligations. Alvin Barrows appointed to replace him. Barrows and Pappas active in recent tax levy passage. Casper named vice president. Board to meet Feb at high school library. maintenance committee to review repairs and survey parents on information channels. Superintendent Boston notes CG&E fuel cutback expected to be significant.
Weekend edition notes Sycamore victory in the Oaken Bucket on the front page while other items include a Baptist leader's regional address and a Supreme Court note about Deer Park on page two and page nine.
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