07 Jul 1971
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Newspaper
Northeast Suburban Life
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1971
Page
1
Northeast Suburban Life offers free plastic phone book covers stamped with lucky numbers. 52 weekly drawings begin next week with a $25 prize and any unclaimed week’s money rolling over for three weeks. Randomly assigned numbers prevent duplicates.
Work is progressing on the new L shaped swimming pool and a wading pool for Kennedy Heights Community Center built by the Cincinnati Recreation Commission at about 280000 dollars. P R Construction Co. is the general contractor.
Ohio Commission report backs moving away from the egg carton classroom toward individualized and cooperative teaching. Madeira Miami Hills Sellman Indian Hill adopt small groups, personalized reading and math, tutoring, and outside partnerships to boost learning and staff use.
Madeira voters pass a 6.45 mill school tax levy by a 370 vote margin. Herbert Dericks credits hardworking supporters. Election figures show 1337 for and 964 against out of 2324 ballots. Last week's result followed a May vote that rejected an 8.75 mill levy and an $800 000 bond issue.
Johanna Solazzo, 76, of 3795 St. John's Terrace, was taken by the Deer Park Life Squad to Bethesda North June 29 after suffering a possible heart attack while on Oxygen therapy.
The Montgomery Historical Society seeks federal help from HUD to buy the old Presbyterian Manse, listed at about 52000 dollars. They discuss convincing businessmen via the National Trust that area upgrades will pay off, and worry the city may need to lose the manse to raise awareness of its value.
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