Views and Opinions on Cincinnati School Tax Burden
An editorial argues for fact based discussion on shifting school tax burden from homeowners. It analyzes past levy outcomes from 1915 to 1969, noting 5.2 new mills since 1966, and discusses operating vs bond issues, current city tax rate distribution, and the impact of an 8.5 mill proposed increase to 37.04 per 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Board of Education
City of
Hamilton County
Ohio
St. Bernard
Wyoming
Vigilantism and race rhetoric surface in avowed call to unity
The piece condemns police ambushes and urges white and black Americans to unite against a common enemy within. It cites a U.S. News & World Report discussion of police threats, urges coolness, and warns against inciting civil conflict while noting a Woman's Life Strike with girls delaying plans for golf and bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Schindler
Avondale
U.S. News & World Report
United States
America
John L. McClellan
Price Hill News Debuts Weekly Press In 1927 Cincinnati
The Price Hill News, a Wednesday publication from The Western Hills Publishing Company, serves Cincinnati Ohio with a weekly edition. The 1970 notice lists 708 Davis Avenue and priced at $3.00 per year by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Western Hills Publishing Company
Happy Things And Reflections From A Columnist
Dan Hopwood lists things that make him happy from music to Frisbees and warm evenings. He notes reader Dan Kanoza questions quotations, defends using quotes as argumentative aids, and recalls Thoreau’s line about youth and seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbra Streisand
Marlo Thomas
Cincinnati
Reds
Charlie Brown
Eden Park
Price Hill and Mount St. Joseph project notes and civic updates
In July Price Hill tied with College Hill for the cleanest Cincinnati area with 9.2 tons of dirt per square mile, while Brighton was the dirtiest at 31.4 tons. Oak Hills Board of Education approved 3000 for a 1000 seat grandstand at Oak Hills High School, with 2700 to come from athletic funds. A Price Hill mass meeting planned with the Civic Club to oppose a low cost housing project behind Western Hills High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Hill
College Hill
Cincinnati
Brighton
Oak Hills Board of Education
Oak Hills High School
Harvest Home Art Show to Move Indoors and Merge with Flower Show
Harvest Home Art Show chair Mrs. F. Dale Ivey announces the event will be housed in the dance pavilion at Harvest Home Park and join forces with the Joe Lutz flower show. Cincinnati artists may enter two paintings in traditional or contemporary categories for prize money awarded to top three in each. Entries due August 30 with show dates September 11 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Dale Ivey
Green Township
Cheviot
Harvest Home Park
Joe Lutz
Louis
Lee) Lutz
Cincinnati
Western Hills
Harvest Home Art Show
P.O. Box
Ohio
Vincent Rossi
John Ruthven
United Appeal names two local chairmen for drive
Two area residents, Jack Huber and Roy D. Brooks, were named unit and section chairmen for the United Appeal drive supporting 117 agencies and 16 Red Cross service programs. The campaign runs September 14 through October 21 in the five-county Greater Cincinnati area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Appeal
Jack Huber
Seibel le
Covedale
Roy D. Brooks
Morrone Dr
Delhi
Community Chest
Red Cross
Cincinnati
Huber
United Parcel
Nancy
Lisa
Jennifer
Brooks
Cincinnati Bell Inc
Gayle
Vickie
Pam
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the Cheviot Building & Loan Co
Glenmore Avenue
Cheviot, Ohio
Price Hill News
A.H. Huneke
Paul S. Miller
Kate March
Virgil Brewsaugh
Dan Hopwood
Dan Kanoza
Thoreau
College of Mount St
Club For the Advancement of the Culinary Art
Jim Squires
Lions Club
Dunham Hospital
William Kneer
Price Hill Goodfellowship
John D. Ellis
Dempsey Park
St. Lawrence Corner
Prout’s Corner
United
U.A
Harvest Home Fair
North Bend Rd
Cheviot-Westwood Kiwanis
John
Wilson Realty
Larry Panaro
Dick Young
Ray Pratt
Bob Lane
Mike Guetle
Young
Guetle
Wilson
New White Oak
Pratt
Panara
Lane
Philip A. Wing
Marvin J. Wing
Warsaw Ave
Kneflin Insurance
Agency
Charles ‘Bud’ Kneflin
Glenway
E Business
Cincinnati Insurance Board
Ample Parking
Arthur's
Western
Arthur Treacher
FISH
National Federation of Fish & Chips
England
MALIN
Ferguson Rd
Glenway Ave
Greater Cincinnati
Finneytown
W. Galbraith
Groesbeck
Colerain Ave
Central Pkwy
Forestville
Beechmont Ave
Elsmere
Dixie Hwy
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