Ohio lawmaker supports aid to non-public schools in Ohio
Publisher notes I support aid to non-public schools while not seeing the petition. The representative defends public education, cites record in Columbus and local districts, warns against chaos if private schools collapse, and argues non-public aid saves taxpayers money. He asserts a mixed but supportive stance and aims to please all constituents.
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Box letter questions Rep Murdock on tax repeal rights
Don Driehaus questions Norman A. Murdock over a tax bill that would let county commissioners levy taxes immediately while repeal votes come later. He argues the amendment delays voter input and cites past efforts to stall a prior sales tax.
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Hamilton County
Murdock
Don Driehaus
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Charter critique weighs Krabach Plan for Cincinnati reform
The City Charter Committee’s report finds more wrong than right with City Manager Krabach’s plan to regionalize governance yet supports further discussion. It warns divided responsibility among seven regional heads may hinder operations and notes concerns over public communications and potential information censorship.
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Plan Concerts In The Parks In Cincinnati Area
John S. Lillard and William J. Whittaker announce a series of five free Concerts In The Park conducted by Maestro Max Rudolf. Venues include Seasongood Pavilion Eden Park Taft High School Stadium Mt. Airy Forest Devon Park Covington Ky and Ault Park. The series uses a special outdoor sound system and portable shell donated by J Ralph Corbett and wife.
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Victims Helped by District Three Police Reported Bite Cases
Over past weeks District Three Police aided several bite victims including Howard Humphries 12 from 2211 Ferguson Rd bitten by a poodle Dennis Trower 10 from 3309 Price Ave bitten on the right wrist Beverly Correll 4 from 1275 First Ave bitten on the nose by a Pekinese Charles Wimberg 5 from 705 Woodlawn Ave bitten on the left arm Roger Phillips 496 Crestline Dr bitten on the back Bob Begay 9 from 1129 Mansion Ave bitten on the left thigh and Cathy Lieberman 19 from 925 Seton Ave bitten on the right thumb by a white mouse. Timothy Davis 11 of 731 Considine Ave suffered head lacerations diving into a pool and received hospital treatment. The Ohio Liquor Control Board suspended Peeno’s Cafe license for seven days for allowing minor drinking. Sister Rose Miriam Shaver attends NSF program in Miami for eight weeks. The K of C Family Day at Coney Island is slated for Sunday July 20.
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Mansion Ave
Cathy Lieberman
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Price Hill Coney Day marks 44th celebration led by Jennings
A look back notes that the 44th Annual Price Hill Coney Day took place with Bob Jennings as general chairman and Henry J. Radel as co chairman. It also lists local civic actions and past community events including a county building inspector appointment.
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Oak Hills School Bus Schedules Set for 1969 70
Oak Hills District plans unchanged pick up and drop times for all schools from 1968 69. Transportation supervisor Harry Ruskaup said schedules will be mailed to public and non public students between Aug 15 and 20. Board discusses weekly progress reports on bus arrangements. New lunchroom manager Helyn Tomin appointed at Dulles School, succeeding Virginia Weber.
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Swindler Faked Checks Against Cincinnati Fire Dept
A swindler passed numerous fake checks drawn on the Cincinnati Fire Department name and targeted several merchants in the Price Hill area, prompting a manhunt by investigators.
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