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Newspaper
Northeast Suburban Life
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
1
A postcard survey of 2000 Indian Hill residents shows 600 responses with about 460 letters and calls on fluoridation, as Indian Hill Pure Water Association leadership notes dwindling active membership and ongoing opposition in several suburbs.
In Silverton the graduation season brings nerves as students prepare for ceremonies. The piece notes the gown fits poorly and caps slip, capturing the anxiety and excitement of graduates and their families.
The article recalls JoAnn’s survival after a near fatal incident during Deer Park festival. Mary, JoAnn’s mother, recounts how JoAnn was rushed to Good Samaritan Hospital and underwent a tracheotomy to save her lung. Firefighters and neighbors described as volunteers run a 60 hour training and fund the yearly festival. A new ambulance and equipment are to be unveiled by the protective association on the Mth.
CSNI announces acquisition of Review Publishing and current publications including Norwood Enterprise Hilltop News Eastern Hills Journal and Northeast Suburban Safe. Paul Santel named business manager and Charles J Carreher Jr named CSNI president with 53 000 circulation and 2 Montgomery residence.
Indian Hill explores two revenue options to raise about 200000 for the 1974 75 budget. A village earnings tax or a garage garbage collection levy are under study. A decision is due at the June 25 council meeting. The budget must be submitted by July 16.
The CSNI Instant Action section highlights early sales with quotes from Herbert Asbrock and Mary Smethurst about selling items on the first day and first evening. Call 731-7170 before 5 p.m. Monday to reach 72.
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