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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1970
Page
5
Activism among youth surges in Oak Hills District as students clash with parents over school funding. Adult leaders say never before have young people been so involved in politics and school finance debates.
A proposed 11.7 mill levy may pass June 9 with student involvement from Bridgetown and Delhi junior high and Oak Hills High. Students organized Carnivals fundraisers posters and a seven mile Sunday march urging support. An auto caravan and alumni outreach target absentee ballots.
Readers are invited to write for Young World offering to do general reporting or music reviews for The Music Box. Send letters or copies to Dan Hopwood at Western Hills Publishing Co. 3708 Davis Ave Cincinnati Ohio 45211.
June 4 Mother of Mercy commencement at 7 p m on school grounds. Oak Hills commencement at 8 p m in the stadium. June 6 Cheviot Rock Festival from 11 a m to 11 p m at St Martin School. June 6 Battle of the Bands at 3 p m at Cincinnati Zoo. June 7 Janis Joplin concert at 2 p m at Cincinnati Gardens.
Beatle fans may find Sentimental Journey a tough listen as Ringo abandons innovation for old standards. Iron Butterfly Live offers typical heavy psychedelic rock, while Eugene McDaniels Outlaw presents a strong voice with social lyricism. The Duprees Gold and other 60s acts get mixed verdicts on nostalgia and dated sounds.
Dan O'Shea a 15 year old Roberts Junior High pupil is among Western Hills youths who found summer work through a free Youth Opportunity ad in Your Home Newspaper. He is clearing ground around trees at Mrs. Harry W Niehaus home in Green Township Forest View Lane Mrs Niehaus praised Dan for his cleverly worded ad.
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