Neighborhood schools defense questioned in desegregation case
Judge Robert N. Duncan in Cleveland finds unlawful segregation in the Cleveland schools and notes neighborhood schools cannot excuse deprivation of constitutional rights. The opinion ties school actions to housing patterns, signaling ongoing desegregation battles across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maureen Hehman
U.S. District Court
Robert N. Duncan
Cleveland
Duncan
Cincinnati
Abin Piecemcn
Ohio
Cleveland Board of Education
Ohio State School Board
Interaction of housing and schools promotes segregation
A Cleveland court discusses how housing and school policies reinforce racial separation. Judge Duncan notes neighborhood school aims, but urges that intent to segregate can be inferred from maintained practices. Plaintiffs need show defendants caused or intended segregation, not necessarily malice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Uncan
Duncan
Courts in School Desegregation Business Reconsidered
Judge Duncan explains the courts intervene in school desegregation due to governmental failure to address problems directly. He aims for a clear decision accessible to laypeople while affirming plaintiffs' evidence and urging a fair, workable remedy without mandating equal racial balance districtwide.
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Duncan
Cleveland
Dan I Mhrnis
Ecan
NAACP
Root
Branch
Austin
Supreme Court
Dayton
RENU praised as model drug busting unit in Hamilton
Cincinnati police leaders tout RENU success with 1186 drug arrests in five years and a 93 percent conviction rate. The unit reportedly reduced heroin purity and price in Hamilton County while LEAA cited it as exemplary nationwide alongside New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renu
Hamilton Pace
Cincinnati
Myron Leistler
Paul Guthrie
Paul McLaughlin
Administrative Justice Department
Hamilton County
Memphis
Cincina
Eetetecmtal Assistance Admirapeaks
LEAA
New York City
Final CIC meeting set for March 21 in Silverton
The Silverton Community Improvement Corporation schedules its final meeting Monday March 21 at 7 p.m. in the city building. Tom Beckwith of KZF will present the detailed traffic, parking, pedestrian and land use plan and discuss funding zoning and design ordinance revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton Community Improvement Corporation
CIC
Tom Beckwith
KZF Company
Beckwith
Stewart Rd
Councils Protest Gas Lighted Street Tax Plan
Pleasant Ridge and Kennedy Heights leaders join Cincinnati councils in a resolution protesting proposed taxes on residents on gas lighted streets or removal of lights. The resolution urges withdrawal of a city letter demanding payment and asks for a city wide street lighting policy before any assessment action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Phalen, Jr
Pleasant Ridge
Paul Freshwater
Kennedy Heights
Cincinnati
Madeira to Hire Summer Park Security Guard
Madeira council votes to set aside 3000 dollars to hire a part time unarmed security guard for Sellman Park this summer. The guard will patrol 7 30 p m to 11 p m and carry a radio to contact police. Mayor McDonald is surprised no local candidate accepts minimum wage. city manager George Babe notes insurance considerations and costs limit options.
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Madeira
Sellman Park
Ma Purongs
McDonald
George Babe
Indian Hill Schools poised to close Concord and Shawnee
Indian Hill School Board plans to close Concord in fall 1977 and Shawnee the following year amid concerns from Strubridge area residents about property use and district supervision. Projections show 50 percent space utilization by 1981 with 2,440 students forecast for 1981-82. Citizens worry over notices and plans for relocating students and vacated buildings while a citizen committee may study the situation.
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Maureen Hehman
Indian Hill
Concord
Shawnee
Suburban Life
Strubridge
Kenwood
Life
Sturbridge Area
Galbraith
Montgomery
Casper
Regional force seeks suburban support to sustain RENU
Ten top law enforcement officers including Cincinnati Chief Myron Leistler and Sheriff Lincoln Stokes urge regional backing for the Regional Enforcement Narcotics Unit. They plan to win endorsements from suburban cities and county groups as RENU faces a reduced federal grant and requires City of Cincinnati and suburban funds to continue.
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Laurie Petrie Seer
Regional Enforcement Narcotics Unit
RENU
Cincinnati
Myron Leistler
Hamilton County
Lincoln Stokes
Hamilton County Municipal League
Hamilton County Trustees and Clerks Association
Hamilton County Commissioners
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Reno
Indian Hill
St. Bernard
Reading
Sheriff's Patrol
Liquor Transfer Under Review for Frosted Mug Lounge
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes a transfer permit from John Inger of the After Mac Bar to Neil Milofsky and James Rupp. The tavern has been renamed Frosted Mug Lounge at 6201 Memory Rd.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
John Inger
Momory Rd
Neil Milofsky
James Rupp
Color it green Its See week Minne green and St Patrick’s Day
The notice advertises green as the color for St Patrick’s Day and spring, promoting CSM Classifieds want ads. It highlights a contact number 731-7170 for placing ads and suggests housekeeping and selling unwanted items for a monetary return.
Trinity honors charter members this Saturday
Charter members are to be honored this Saturday in a ceremony announced by Trinity. The event highlights long-standing contributors and community leaders connected to the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Wilson
Trinity
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Cincinnati Suburban Newspapers Inc
Indian Hill Board
Blue Ash
Cincinnati Convention Center
Patty Mendenhall
Sycamore High School
Tim Loudermilk
Norwood High School
Mia Pfirrmann
Indian Hill High School
Leistler
Silverton
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