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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1970
Page
2
A philosophical reflection urges trying to work within the Establishment before rejecting it. It notes flaws such as corruption war pollution poverty and racism yet credits achievements like the Salk vaccine Apollo 11 and the Bill of Rights. It asks if young radicals can blend idealism with reform to improve the system.
Dan Hopwood asks if the Establishment is worth saving in his Generation Gap column. He notes radicals want to abandon capitalism and government for a love based system, but argues for blending ideas. The piece cautions that progress is slow and must align with ancient laws from Moses to the Sermon on the Mount.
Congress faces a spendthrift path with deficits potentially reaching 12.5 billion if revenue measures fail. The Hill-Burton act and environmental agency proposals push spending, vetoes, and bureaucratic reform at stake as lawmakers battle over taxes, highways, and regulatory power.
City Council marked Price Hill annexation centennial with a 90th anniversary resolution. W C Wichman announced Midway Ave widened to 36 feet and become a thoroughfare from Glenway Ave to Queen City Ave. A proposal sought to extend state traffic code to private property driving offenses. Shiloh Church to dedicate pipe organ and tower chimes donated by a local family.
Local historian recounts Price Hill changes from Warsaw Avenue to Bold Face Park and recalls The Chirper news sheet. He notes 1920s Coney Day events including races, tug of war, balloon contests, and prizes for families and seniors, with modern events focusing on ticket-based attendance prizes.
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