Simple Expedient for a Complex Ballot Count
Hamilton County considers a fast track to earlier results by allowing pre selected precinct ballot pickups before 6:30 p m. The plan seeks enabling legislation to adopt an early count like Portland Oregon and reduce costs while preserving accuracy and honesty in elections.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Coleman
Andrew W. Hitz
Board of Elections
Cincinnati Council
Gordon M. Scherer
Board of Election
Scherer
Congress and Nixon clash over education and HUD bills
Congress added billion dollar boosts to two appropriation bills while President Nixon vetoed them, arguing for restraint. The education bill rose by 453 million and the housing HUD and NASA and VA package exceeded requests by 514 million, amid political maneuvering and a broader debate over spending and inflation. Instant swimming pools funded by a July emergency bill also appear.
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Congress
Nixon
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Veterans Administration
Independent Agencies
NASA
Veterans
Democratic Congress
Department of Labor
Price Hill News item names local publisher and staff
A Price Hill newspaper dated August 19 1970 lists A H Huneke Paul S Miller Kate March and Virgil Brewsaugh in publisher business management and advertising roles with Wednesday edition details.
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A.H. Huneke
Paul S. Miller
Kate March
Virgil Brewsaugh
Quotations and Witty Observations by Dan Hopwood
A curated list of famous sayings and quips from Disraeli Paine Penn Spencer Swift Blackstone Lincoln Jefferson Donne Fielding Franklin Racine Saki Swift Shadwell Paine and Thoreau. Each quote offers social critique, liberty and morality prompts, with a nod to rebellion and human nature.
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Benjamin Disraeli
Thomas Paine
William Penn
Herbert Spencer
Jonathon Swift
William Blackstone
Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
John Donne
Henry Fielding
Benjamin Franklin
Jean Racine
Saki
Thomas Shadwell
Thoreau
Price Hill area debates lake fill and housing plan
Residents circulated petitions to fill a Phillips Ave lake with dirt as a low income housing project faced protest behind Western Hills High School on Prosperity Place. An ambulance costing 11 500 joins Delhi Township Fire Department. Ground-breaking planned at 4431 Glenway Ave for Price Hill Baptist Church.
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East Price Hill
Delhi Township
Glenway Ave
Price Hill Baptist Church
Price Hill
Western Hills High School
Prosperity Pl
Harvest Home Supplement to feature Western Hamilton fire teams
The Harvest Home Supplement printed in the Price Hill News on Sept 2 and Western Hills Press on Sept 3 will showcase Western Hamilton County Fire Association member groups and cover the 111th Green Township Fair at Cheviot Harvest Home Park September 11 to 13. Advertising copy is due by Monday August 24 with circulation over 500 000 in western Hamilton County.
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Harvest Home
Hamilton County
Price Hill News
Western Hills Press
Hamilton
Herman resigns from Cincinnati Public Schools to join WCKY
Don Herman, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent, announces resignation effective Aug 24 to take a full time job in news and public affairs with WCKY. The Quebec Heights Elementary School registration window runs Aug 24 to Sept 4 for new movers, with required documents. Falls caused 145 accidental deaths in Cincinnati last year, more than 80 motor vehicle fatalities.
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Cincinnati Public Schools
WCKY
Don Herman
Quebec Heights
Ross Ave
Cincinnati
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Japan
Davis Avenue
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Publisher Business Mana
Y Advertising Manay
Dan Hopwood Onote
Jackie Groban
Beth Jacob
Price Hill Church
Price Hill Evangelical Church
Jimmy Chaliff
Elder
Our Lady of Grace Church
Stanley Bertke
Beech Ave
J. Brien Cain
Edelmanns
California
Bernie
Delki Ave
Cincinnati Bell
Ortha Roush
Pleasure Dr
Wanda Burnett
Jo Brady
Purcell Ave
Helen Hein
Quebec Ave
Herman’s
Dalbert & Woodruff
Boudinot
Russell L. Woodruff
Gene Foucht
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