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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1970
Page
1
A heartfelt Christmas prayer asking that light and understanding dwell in every heart. It envisions men seeing themselves in others and uniting in faith and hope. The prayer calls for cooperation and harmony to bring peace to nations and guidance for the future.
Cincinnati Mayor Eugene Ruehlmann declined to reveal his 1971 re election plans after a press conference. He denied offers from Western and Southern Life Insurance and dismissed pressure to decide soon noting the City Charter allows candidacy declarations up to August.
The City Building Department has served vacate orders to four Western Hills apartment owners. Vernon E. and Evelyn Steinman receive one apartment each at 3639 and 3645 Parkcrest Le. Robert F. Runtz Beef Co. holds one unit at 3015 Bracken Woods Le. Parkwood Apartments Inc. owns one unit at 522 Dixie Terminal Building.
Christmas reflections appear on a lake near Anderson Ferry Road as photographer Chuck Diederich captures time exposure. Building officials ordered 39 apartments vacated within 60 days for unauthorized units while 103 illegal units exist citywide, with enforcement against Karla Court and Baker Street sites. one developer, Harry Klekamp, faces injunctions. Two youths, aged 11 and 12, were arrested for assaulting eight year old Mike Kahny with a bow and arrow on Glenway Avenue.
The Cincinnati Board of Education unanimous approval trims the operating budget to $62,493,600 after an Oct 5 levy defeat and reassessed values. Plan halves kindergarten classes, cuts librarians, eliminates teacher aides, reduces hours, and scales staff by $500,000 with two schools to close.
Price Hill Civic Club officers elected in November start new year under President Ruth Bennett and chairwoman Lenora Handra. Members delivered gifts to Wesley Hall for indigent residents, including two stereo record players and 100 gifts. Rev. Cramer announced gifts to be given at the hall’s Christmas party. New committees formed. Meyung to chair narcotics and real estate. Seiter to lead Americanism. other chairs named.
Oak Hills Board votes 4-1 to adopt about 82 681 dollars yearly in Perkins federal aid for eight schools. The plan raises lunch subsidies from 11 071 to 51 217 dollars and adds 31 464 dollars based on lunch counts, with potential 30 percent price hikes if not adopted.
Two residents of 1788 Grand Ave. reported thefts overnight between December 13 and 14. Peggy Davis, 24, said a foot locker, clothing and a suitcase were taken, while Carole Milness, 22, reported loss of luggage and clothing.
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