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30 Apr 1969
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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1969
Page
1
A partial OCR item reports a circulation figure exceeding 20 900 copies for a publication or edition. The fragment hints at press counts and page numbers but lacks full context or identifiable outlet details.
Western Hills trustees join four leaders to urge a county wide meeting with the Hamilton County Commissioners as they face ending 13 year sewers maintenance funding. The 1956 ruling limited township authority, sparking calls to finance storm sewers for 12 townships amid a push to finance government with a half cent sales tax.
Representatives of the press and Cincinnati Bar will clash in a frank discussion on Fair Trial Free Press at the Delhi Police Association meeting on Tuesday May 6 at 8 pm. Location is the Delhi Township Administration Building Foley Rd. The program includes Sam Sheppard murder trial publicity and media controls with Q A and refreshments. Public invited.
Judy Martz a senior and head majorette at Oak Hills High School leads the majorette corps in a flipstick dance number A Taste Of Honey in the 12th annual Best Of Oak Hills variety show at 8 p m this Thursday through Saturday in the school auditorium The show features Oakettes co captain Debbie Downs Oakettes member Barb Powell six student comedians Mike Seipel Debbie Kacher Linda Pearson Skip Lancaster Rip Conner and Ray Rugg with a Laugh-In themed program and zany door opening episodes
Budde American Legion Post 507 of Price Hill selected parry morsuman and parry Riehle for Buckeye Boys State delegates. Susan O'Brien and Cynthia Williams were chosen for Buckeye Girls State with auxiliary sponsorship. The article notes Ohio Buckeye States run June 14 to 20 for Boys State at Ohio University and June 14 to 22 for Girls State at Capital University.
Charles Hubbs Cincinnati Enquirer editor speak on Law Enforcement And The Press at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Westminster Presbyterian Church as the District Three Police Community Relations group observes its first anniversary. Capt. Ted Bird will receive a plaque for founding the group. Capt. Bird now heads the Police Community Relations Section.
The Cincinnati Real Estate Board endorsed the 5.2 mill operating expense levy set for May 19, reversing prior neutrality over the 3.7 mill levy last November. President Joyce Mahoney cited finances and emergency needs in the public schools and noted other local groups already backing the measure.
John Wiethe a Hamilton County Democratic leader visits Western Hills clubs amid calls for broader backing for his Ohio governorship bid. County chairs from Price Hill and surrounding wards urge unity as Wiethe touts grassroots support and critiques tax proposals while urging greater voter participation.
The meeting in Savio Hall at St. Antoninus Church in Covedale will discuss The Plus Factors of Catholic Education by Rev. Celsus Griese OFM of Roger Bacon High School and St. Clement Church. Walter Specht will speak on The Financial Crisis In Catholic Education. John Scanlon will analyze The Constitutionality of State Aid.
Delhi Township Park Board agreed to purchase 30 heavy plastic picnic tables and allowed a veterans memorial at Delhi Park 5073 Foley Rd. The project is led by Delhi Civic Club member John Gall to raise $8,000 for a white marble soldier statue. Memorial dedication may take up to two years.
Jennifer Riegler an eighth grader at St Dominic Romen Catholic School won second place in the Southern Ohio Eastern Indiana Spelling Bee and will be alternate representative for the region in the National Spelling Bee in Washington June 27. David Weinshenker a sixth grader at Country Days School won first place and will represent the metropolitan area at the national finals. The metro finals were held at the Cincinnati Gas and Electric auditorium sponsored by CGE and Scripps Howard Newspapers.
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