Firemen seek levy to cut hours and boost staffing
Cincinnati firemen urge yes vote on a tax levy to reduce weekly hours from 63 to 56 and fund a more efficient department with more trained personnel and younger recruits. They argue the move corrects unequal hours versus other unions and improves service. Meanwhile Hamilton County residents back a one tenth mill levy to maintain and expand three county parks, costing homeowners about 45 cents yearly.
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Cincinnati
Local 4400 CWA CIO Bargaining Still Unfinished
Local 4400 CWA CIO reports unresolved city hall bargaining for Cincinnati city workers. Foregoing agreements cover Cincinnati Suburban Bell Telephone and Consolidated Telephone at Florence Kentucky. Members urged organizing non members and contributing to Community Chest to support community action and political efforts.
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Cwa-Cio
City Hall
County Home Levy Urged for Hamilton County Funds
A Citizens Committee letter led to endorsements from Mayors of 30 villages and city organizations for a three million dollar County Home bond issue and a one mill tax levy renewal. The plan funds County Home repairs, Daniel Drake Memorial Hospital, elder care, crippled children services, with tax impact of about 9 cents per 1000 value and no known organized opposition.
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Hamilton County
McElroy
Cincinnati
Citizens Committee
Edwin C. Gamble
Old County
Council of Social Agencies
Public Health Federation
Daniel Drake Memorial Hospital
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