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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1971
Page
1
Delhi Township Trustees and the volunteer firemen faced a tense meeting January 13 with a heated clash over a fire contract as James Armacost was briefly named Fire Prevention Officer and the board moved to buy two more police cruisers and a VASCAR unit.
The Red Ticket swept every elective post, with all nine board members and seven officers re elected. James J. Papke leads as president in a historic all seat victory at Enoch Carson Lodge Harvest Home Park Cheviot. Rich slate includes Ralph A Carle Joseph Gramaglia John Metzger and others with incumbents winning second terms. Papke Bridgetown resident and Hamilton County official also serves as issue deputy.
Mrs Cecile Eskstein of 5323 Plumridge Dr guided her six-week-old twins and seven other children aged two to sixteen from a one level ranch as a living room fire caused by a defective fireplace spread. Damage about 800 dollars. firemen arrived after the family escaped. The day after the blaze, husband and wife described the quick action and firefighters cleared smoke from the home. Also, foreign exchange student Miss Kowsaly Rajanathan of Ceylon will speak at Oak Hills High School on Monday evening.
Fred E. Morr, former Ohio state director of natural resources and son of Hamilton County Auditor Fred Morr, is named by President Nixon to head the 11 state Ohio River Basin Commission. The $35 000 a year post will coordinate flood control and recreation for major waterways, with headquarters likely in Cincinnati.
Richard J. Morr 45 a lawyer and vice president of Molitor Loan and Building Co died Monday at Jewish Hospital after a Sunday brain hemorrhage at his home 639 Watch Hill Le He was a former Hamilton County auditor son of Fred Morr Sr and partner in Morr and Gilday He leaves a wife two daughters a son and siblings Private services were held Tuesday.
Peter Pandilidis, president of Green Township Democratic Club, chosen by State Attorney General William J. Brown to join the Cincinnati office as an assistant attorney general in the workmen's compensation division. He will keep his private practice with Hopkins and Hopkins and continue as legal counsel to Delhi Township Trustees, plus his role as secretary of the Covedale Athletic Association.
Ecology column lands in The News under the byline of Mrs. Carol Menefee Harrison Ohio. She cites public apathy as a bigger enemy than pollution and aims to alter readers values about environmental decay with sources from the New York Times Sierra Club medical articles and conservation publications. Her husband works in the University of Cincinnati pathology department. The first installment runs on Page 2.
Mrs. Tim Harrigan of 4735 Loretta Ave Price Hill thanks a unidentified Westwood youth around 18 who stopped during a gas fire at Overlook and Loretta Aves pulled her and her 3 year old daughter Colleen from the burning car saved the dog and retrieved the purse before the fire department arrived. The fire was caused by a leaking gas filter. The youth left without giving his name.
Rev Lawrence R Strittmatters announced the 1971 Elder Capital Improvements Project Support drive. Michael Honold elder business teacher selected as chairman. combined fundraiser supports school capital needs and Project Support for Vietnam deployments and hospital orphanage aid.
About 15 kindergarteners and one first grader were kept from Price Hill area public schools in Cincinnati on Monday for failing to meet immunization notice requirements. Osage Primary Unit had nine kindergartners and one first grader affected, Quebec Heights Elementary five kindergartners, and Carson Elementary one kindergartner. Covedale Midway and Whittier Elementary schools reported no exclusions as non immunized pupils had received or were receiving shots.
West High hosts a Tuesday evening forum titled Pathways To Higher Education inviting parents and students to hear five university and college administrators discuss college life. Speakers include admissions officials from Cincinnati and Miami universities, Wittenberg College, Cincinnati Technical Institute, and UC financial aid.
Kathleen Di Muzio, daughter of a Delhi Township police clerk, describes six months in La Carlota City Negros Occidental Philippines. She trained in Hawaii learned Hiligaynon taught Filipino teachers and benefited from host Gimotea family. She details Manila traffic rice dishes Halloween customs and the home life during orientation and a 40 hour teacher workshop.
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