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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1969
Page
2
Kate March and Virgil Brewsaugh serve as publisher and general manager with assistant to the publisher duties. The roles designate leadership responsibilities at the publication.
Sgt. George McNair heads to a three month FBI Academy course in Washington DC. The St William Tigers win Group A Class D title 2 0 over Perkins Irwin. Elder star Jack Hayes earns a four year athletic scholarship to St Thomas College. Riverview Kiwanis plans an auction to aid open heart surgery patients. Dempsey Park shelter faces closure after $50 vandal damage. Budde Post baseball beats Flint 4 3 in regional action. Grand Ave dedication by Price Hill Planning Council. Harry Meyer and Sons chosen as preferred funeral home by Affiliated Morticians. John H Meyer chairs for 25th Ward Republican Club barbecue. Lions Club Golf Tournament draws about 250 entrants at Western Hills CC. Gus Wagner Social Club elects new officers. Cincinnatus Camp 74 Drum Corps takes first at Forestville contest.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra heads into its 75th season with Max Rudolf stepping down due to exhaustion after a 18 concerts in 32 days Europe tour. Thomas Schippers will assume musical director duties in 1970 71 as the CSO expands activities to 52 weeks 1969 71.
The piece cites Ramsey Clark in Playboy calling riots the exercise of power by the powerless, notes students and minorities lack political power, and argues campus unrest stems from frustrated youths denied rights. It criticizes repressive laws and police clout, urging outlets for expression rather than crackdown.
A legislative report notes 347 bills enacted, with 132 total legislators. The author highlights seven bills carried as prime sponsor, including two week county fees, tax rulings disclosure, stricter cigarette penalties, dead animal disposal, medical liability limits, township clerical help, and an air pollution bill carried over to 1970.
The Delhi survey received many completed forms and more are arriving daily. Answers are being compiled with a full report due in the next few weeks. The survey asks opinions on a city county merger zoning board creation and other township welfare matters. Results will be published when available.
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