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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1969
Page
2
The folk rock protest ballad One Tin Soldier contrasts mountain and valley kingdoms over a buried treasure and a Peace On Earth message. The piece argues for either waging peace or seeking peaceful solutions and cites Lysistrata as an example of women influencing war and peace.
A humorous remark on legal advice underscores how attorneys sharpen details to reveal fine print. The line plays on common skepticism toward contracts and the power of legal language.
After two election defeats Oak Hills faces funding gaps and debate over state and federal aid. The writer urges avoiding misinformation, urges cooperation, and warns against shifting blame while noting large education appropriations and the risk of closing local schools.
A meditation on the Virginia O Hanlon Santa Claus editorial and the racism of black and white depictions. The piece argues the need to preserve faith in kindness and the Christmas message of brotherhood, urging children' s civil rights to believe.
A reader digest critiques school dress codes as arbitrary and hypocritical while noting legal limits on enforcement. The piece cites Nyquist on hair and dress, California changes, and local Hamilton County cases, arguing for education over fashion rules amid mass personalization.
In response to a rejected school tax levy Arlene Stewart argues for deeper cuts to school spending. She suggests replacing payroll with volunteers, cutting hot lunches, limiting milk and transportation, charging for kindergarten, and funding extras like sports and band by participants. She urges action to operate within the budget without closing schools.
Mr Herron and Superintendent Richard W Herron discuss district finances noting lunch programs are self supporting with federal aid and that payroll consumes about 86 percent of the budget. Salaries for starting teachers are low in Hamilton County and per capita costs place the district mid range. Transportation rules require grades 1 to 8 to have buses if two miles or more from school, while kindergarten and high school bus service is not required. A survey will count how many of 14 000 students need transportation including parochial students. If transport is cut, the deficit would still remain. Tuition for kindergarten cannot be charged.
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