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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1971
Page
10
Taylor High School announces a student court via the Student Review Board and a revised dress code allowing female students and teachers to wear slacks. The senior lounge is now open for study periods and lunches, with leadership from Student Council President Thom Maltbie and board member officers.
Young World readers named Kent State shootings the top story of 1970 noting four students killed by National Guardsmen during protests over Nixon’s Cambodia invasion. Other top items included Vietnam, 1970 elections, rock star overdoses, and voting age changes.
A WSAI radio compilation lists ten tracks including I Hear You Knockin by Dave Edmunds Amos Moses by Jerry Reed One Bad Apple by Osmonds Groove Me by King Floyd Rose Garden by Lynn Anderson Precious Precious by Jackie Moore There Goes My Everything I Really Don’t Want To Know by Elvis Presley My Sweet Lord Isn t It A Pity by George Harrison I m So Proud by Main Ingredient Stop the War Now by Edwin Starr.
Oak Hills High School loosens dress rules allowing girls to wear pants or jeans any day of the second and third quarters. The change followed differing junior high policies and a Student Council decision after administration consultations. The prior rule limited pants to extreme cold days.
WCET TV 48 will air a month long series The Turned On Crisis about the national drug problem produced by Public Broadcasting Service and WQED Pittsburgh. The program targets families with hourly sessions at 7 p.m. and repeats on various days including Sunday afternoons.
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