02 Mar 1977
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Newspaper
Northeast Suburban Life
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1977
Page
1
Maureen Hehman profiles Janet Tubbs a parapsychology educator who demonstrates thought energy through plant growth tests and describes sensitive individuals aiding blind deaf and medical cases while noting church opposition and the spiritual basis of healing.
Deer Park operates on a temporary six month appropriations ordinance after a 1 to 2 percent earnings tax increase failed. A town meeting is set for March 3 at 8 PM at the Community Center to discuss 1977 income and expenditures including streets, health and public safety. A letter from council chair George Horn urges attendance for community input.
The Jurgenson Co accepted bidder for a 560000 Deer Park storm sewer project will begin digging in March or April, with over half the city involved. Council approved a letter to President Carter seeking federal funds for winter damage relief and a routine ordinance bonding elected officials handling city money.
Ruth Lydon and Rosemary Ingers push a Nursing Home Ombudsman plan in Hamilton County to recruit 20 volunteers and a full time coordinator to field complaints and advocate for patient reform. State Rep. Michael Fox supports volunteers as a counterweight to industry lobbyists.
Laurie Petrie argues nursing homes are not the solution and an editor’s series explores planning for child care. The pages note workshops addressing questions like how to choose a babysitter or daycare center and a March 8 commentary event about Walters College.
The 1976 WSAI-Sycamore Deer Park Jaycee Haunted House raised nearly 30 thousand dollars for charities, donating all profits during ceremonies at Sycamore Park Lodge. Over seven years it has funded 300 thousand dollars for causes and drew about 40 thousand visitors over ten days.
Cincinnati Suburban News Inc moves to retire its longtime identifying look and unveil a new logo after years of service. The change signals a rebranding effort aimed at modernizing the paper’s image and aligning with current design trends.
Don Campbell of Campbell Graphics introduces a new Ce logo for CSNI as it continues to publish Eastern Hills Journal and related papers. The company maintains the same staff, address, and services delivering promotion pieces and bags during the transition.
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