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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1970
Page
2
A thoughtful analysis examines why campuses face disturbances from disaffected students. It weighs societal conditions, parental guidance, and delays in independence, noting limited role of communism. The piece calls for deeper study to understand motivations behind violence and unrest.
Preliminary census figures show Delhi Township up 130 percent in ten years. Neighbors complain the new sign at the Delhi Township Administration Building is too bright and attracts many bugs. Oak Hills School District paid 51 164.08 in tuition for seniors to attend Cincinnati schools while other classes attend Oak Hills High School. The Price Hill Civic Club plans a five cent day picnic at Lauterbach's Grove with five cent ham sandwiches and other items. 30 Years Ago: Warsaw Avenue merchants discuss all day parking. Sears ads include men’s wash pants 98 cents and Pepperell or Launderite sheets 75 cents. Western Plaza Theatre promotes Our Screen Talks with Mamba and Caught Short. Mill Creek Valley actors disliked due to dry weather. a giant sewage disposal plant was to be in use by next year.
State Auditor Roger Cloud reports overall local fund distributions rose to 88,899,685 in fiscal 1970 from 75,025,387 in 1969. Hamilton County received 9,896,896, while Cuyahoga County led with 21,707,570. Intangible tax and sales tax shares increased as monthly allocations rose from 2 to 3 million. The piece also covers voting age debates and highway funding outlook.
A Sohio produced documentary titled Projection '70 Urban Systems presents how the systems approach can address 20th century city crises such as housing, transportation and waste. The film, part of a six film series, previews 1970s solutions and urban planning innovations in Ohio and beyond.
The Cincinnati Public Schools Superintendent supports the Society for American Freedom to Endure SAFE study on vandalism. In a letter to SAFE founder Robert Acomb, the district cites efforts by Security Chief Captain Frank Bornhoffer and its own attentiveness to the problem, pledging cooperation for a safer community.
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