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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1969
Page
2
Ten years ago six men named to seek two vacancies on the Oak Hills Board of Education. The candidates were Charles A. Brigham Jr Miles J. Dean Leonard J. Eyster Paul A. Long Ralph E. Massman and James J. McCullough.
Mayor Eugene P. Ruehlmann will give a key speech at the Farewell Dinner for Thomas N. Stainback of the Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. Stainback departs for New York in September after a stay in mid August. the event honors his work to move the region forward. Florence Hey was treated for injuries from a fall at Price Hill Evangelical Church. Richard Phelps broke his left ankle after a 15 foot jump from a tree.
A public editorial laments pervasive gridlock in the U S Senate and state and local governments. It cites delays on tax cuts ABM funding and education spending and urges decisive action by elected officials to avoid eroding democracy.
The piece questions whether a man’s political career should outweigh the life of a young woman killed in Senator Edward Kennedy’s submerged car. It criticizes his leaving the scene and his TV appeal for a popularity poll, arguing values are mixed.
A state pension bill with increased monthly benefits for widows orphans and older retirees advances after merging with an airline gross receipts tax measure. Widows rise from 90 to 130, children from 35 to 45, other dependents from 30 to 60, and retirees from 125 to about 137.5 with roughly a 10 percent overall uplift.
A Price Hill man William Raabe 60 of 1144 Iliff Ave was burned Monday in a forklift propane tank explosion at Clopay Warehouse Clopay Square West End. He suffered first and second degree burns and was in satisfactory condition at Christ Hospital.
Cincinnati and suburban artists are invited to enter the Harvest Home Fair Art Show held with the Green Township Harvest Home Fair September 5 through 7. Two entry categories offer cash awards of 50 and 25 dollars plus ribbons. A purchase award of 100 dollars may be paid to the winning work for public display in Western Hills. Entries due August 23. delivery September 3 or 4. selections September 5.
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