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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1970
Page
2
The report outlines anticipated bills from air pollution to education funding as well as health and local government measures. Chief sponsor roles are noted for air pollution, school formula changes, drugs and drug abuse, and DDT restrictions with township levy and tax reform proposals also listed.
Judge Joseph A. Luebbers will install Frank Daubenmerkle as president of the Delhi Civic Association at the 8:30 p.m. meeting on Wednesday January 21 in the Township Administration building 5073 Foley Rd. William Bailey will be installed as vice president and other new officers will be announced. The meeting is open to the public.
The piece notes tax reforms raise exemptions and broaden standard deductions by 1973, removing millions from taxation and easing itemization. It details state and local spending, federal transfers, and rising government costs, plus mortality trends and health risk factors for 1969.
Local Democrats warn they have issues but no candidate to challenge State Rep. Norman A. Murdock in the 70th District race. With a February 4 filing deadline near, Delhi area leaders report no visible standard bearer as they note districts and trustees Luebbers and Rhodes gain attention but decline to run.
The Delhi Life Squad treated five people in four other emergencies over five days. Mrs Barbara Bruns 28 of Sayler Park suffered knee nose and elbow cuts in an auto crash at Cassandra Court and Cleves Warsaw Pike and was taken to St Francis Hospital. Other patients included Richard DelArmo 49 treated after a fall at home and James Doherty 355 Glen Oaks Dr treated for a possible heart attack. Edna Pedretti 75 en route to St Francis Hospital treated for breathing and Robert McClung 33 recovering after an incident at 524 Groskshankle Rd. A fire at 1101 Ebenezer Rd damaged a bedroom. cause linked to an electric heater near a bed.
The county prosecutor's office cleared the Oak Hills Board of Education to end non required bussing for district students starting Jan 26. About 12 000 of roughly 14 000 riders will lose service as funds tighten and contracts may be terminated before June. A separate note praises Americanism with a framed copy of The American Creed presented to two high school principals by the Ladies Auxiliary of Barracks 200.
Ten years ago a 20 club rally around the Delhi Hills Civic Association installation at the Delhi Building proposed widening five roads Anderson Ferry Rd Neeb Rd Pedretti Rd Greenwell Rd and Rapid Run Rd. Molitor Loan and Building Co announced plans for a new main office on Anderson Ferry Rd near Foley Rd. New Price Hill Kiwanis officers were named and Mrs. Mary Chapman retired as chairman.
Dan Hopwood reports annual polls naming President Nixon as the public’s most admired man with Billy Graham second and Agnew, Johnson, Kennedy and Muskie also cited. His personal top ten includes Ralph Nader, Eugene McCarthy, Coretta King, Julian Bond, Paul Simon, Rod McKuen, Bill Cosby, Dick Gregory, Mike Royko, Allard Lowenstein, and other notable figures.
Roland F. Bedard of Delhi will chair a 10 week course at Princeton High School titled The Basic Technology of Plastics. The class runs 7 to 9 p.m. each Wednesday from January 28 to April 28. Limited to 150 attendees with advance registration through Bedard at Monsanto Co.
The piece debates sixties divisiveness across race class age and politics and asks what true Christian unity means. It contrasts historic church unity grounded in the Gospel with modern proposals for church union, urging reflection on authority tradition and pastoral aims.
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