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Newspaper

The News

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1970

Page

4

Cincinnati Seeks 22 Million for Environmental Health Lab

Senator elect Robert Taft Jr and Ohio lawmakers review the proposed 22 million Cincinnati Environmental Health Laboratory to be built near UC Medical School. They push federal funds for the 1972 budget and note city land is ready. Also, Cincinnati aims for a 100000 plus federal aid program to crack down on auto exhaust pollution.

Robert Taft Jr Ohio Cincinnati Environmental Health Laboratory St. Clair St University of Cincinnati Medical School Rep. Taft William B. Saxbe Donald D. Clancy William H. Harsha William J. Keating General Services Administration Washington, D.C Taft Congress Cincinnati City of Clancy Harsha Lukens Senate William Keating Donald Clancy Model of Cincinnati Environmental Health Laboratory

Cinema Appreciation Course Offered By UC

UC offers a winter quarter cinema appreciation course through University College taught by Elisabeth Bettman. Short, foreign and American films will be studied to develop visual judgment and compare printed versus visual media. Three credits available to full and part time students.

University of Cincinnati University College Elisabeth Bettman Bass Phoebe Canadian Film Board Isle of Crete Ambrose Bierce Public Library Cincinnati Hamilton County Marshall McLuhan

WH Inspector To Head 1971 City Cleanup

Harold G. Weber of Cheviot will be co general chairman of the 1971 Greater Cincinnati Clean-Up Paint and Beautify Committee with Mrs. Eugene Lipka Sr. They replace 1970 leaders and plan Western Hills involvement for the April metropolitan campaign. Weber is active in civic affairs and will help send a Cincinnati delegation to the National Clean-Up conference in Washington in February.

Western Hills Hamilton County Cannas Jr Delhi Hills E. Max Blue Weber Oak Hills

Cincinnati Zoo Hosts Yule Animals For Holiday Display

The Cincinnati Zoo unveils a Celebration of Life themed holiday program with reindeer camel sheep donkey partridge turtle doves French hens geese in the Children's Zoo. The exhibit runs December 17 to January 3 with Ohio groups Cincinnati Experience and Junior Zoologists coordinating panels, choirs, and candy distribution daily 9 am to 5 pm.

Cincinnati Zoo Cincinnati George Fern Co Porter Paints Cincinnati Concession Co Cincinnati Experience

Cincinnati Transit Co. drivers approve three year wage pact

The Cincinnati Transit Co. and its drivers reach a three year wage agreement Sunday raising hourly pay 61 cents in three steps and including cost of living increases. CTC plans a five cent fare rise from Jan 1 pending Cincinnati City Council approval.

Cincinnati Transit Co CTC Cincinnati

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