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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1971
Page
2
The National Education Association estimates the 1970 71 public school bill at 42.4 billion with local government paying 21.8 billion states 17.2 billion and the federal 2.9 billion. Enrollment reaches 45 880 950, while per pupil expenditure hits a record 839 adjusted for inflation.
Analysts expect under 21 voters to influence the 1972 race modestly depending on turnout and preferences. About 11.5 million 18 to 21 year olds could vote, nine percent of the 127 million eligible voters aged 21 and over. In 1968 only one third of youths voted for president where two thirds of older voters did.
J Edgar Hoover cites 468 convictions in organized crime cases, arrests of top bosses from nine syndicates, and 1200 cases pending. He labels the Black Panthers Weathermen and Coalition Against War Racism and Repression as threats, notes police deaths and injuries, and calls new federal laws to boost law enforcement effectiveness.
The Price Hill News publishes its January 20 1971 issue from Cincinnati Ohio. The Western Hills Publishing Company issues the weekly Wednesday newspaper with staff including A H Huneke Paul S Miller Kate March and Virgil Brewsaugh as editors and managers.
Legislative activity advances two House measures to grant 65 plus homeowners tax reductions from 1 000 to 3 000 with income limits under 5 000 to over 7 500 while state reimburses localities for lost revenue. Senate brings 30 plus constitutional amendment bills including lowering voting age to 18. The Ohio Crime Commission bill is near ready for introduction.
At Oak Hills High School residents of the Oak Hills School District opposed federal aid and any rise in state funds for schools during the Local State House Conference on Education held in Oak Hills. The position aligned with a broader stance criticizing external funding shifts affecting local budgets.
The piece explains how public interest law firms and environmental groups use litigation to curb pollution, aided by tax exemptions. It notes IRS reversals confirming tax status for broad public benefit groups and outlines the Coalition to Preserve Citizens Access to the Courts with contact in Washington, D.C.
Mail Box To the Editor thanks readers for promoting the United Appeal in the Price Hills News and notes the 1970 fund drive exceeded its $10,300,000 goal by 2642 with 20,000 volunteers aiding five counties in the Greater Cincinnati area. George M. Chitty expresses appreciation.
A Delhi Life Squad ambulance was shown in a Xavier University lecture with Chief Rudy Kusar and Al Weaver explaining its equipment. Thomas R. Maley of St. George Hospital spoke to graduate students on life squad relations to hospital operations. Miss Sue Schinner was named to the Mademoiselle college board.
New Cincinnati councilman from Western Hills Guy C Guckenberger moves quickly on action items proposing an 18 year old voting referendum and seeking federal grants. He chairs the Crime Prevention and Law Enforcement Committee and was assigned to replace Ruehlmann on the OKI board.
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