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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1970
Page
1
A column by A H Huneke reflects on two recent trips that exposed a clash between tradition and youthful protest. He describes Ohio State protests, state police containment, and a Washington visit for a Mother's Day invitation from President Nixon, noting generational and civic tensions.
A 25 percent response rate to a lengthy survey shows Price Hill Civic Club members mostly back informing City Council of positions on local issues. They favor parking solutions, merchant advertising, park improvements, and enemy of salacious literature, while pushing for better lighting and transit oversight.
Three defendants John Leigh Raymond Kassow and Watterson Johnson face first degree murder trials over the September Cabinet Supreme Savings and Loan slayings that killed four women. Jury selection and pretrial motions dominated proceedings with challenges to voir dire and venue and handwritten evidence requests. The victims Lillian Dewald Helen Huebner Luella Stitzel and Henrietta Stitzel lived in Cincinnati areas Western Hills and Price Hill.
The Western Hills Publishing Co announces a new regular Young World section for readers of all ages. It will cover music, local personalities, fashion and issues of concern to youth and those young at heart with opportunities to submit news features and photos.
The News reports it distributed more than 20 900 copies through controlled circulation in Price Hill Covedale and Delhi Hills. Readers who did not receive their copy on Wednesday are asked to call 251 3422 for assistance.
Cincinnati marks Police Week with a May 15 Police Officers Memorial Day parade from City Hall to the Police Administration Building and a 2 pm service. A Fountain Square equipment display runs all week while nine officers receive appreciation certificates at a Holiday Inn event. An open house is planned noon to 6 pm Sunday at six city districts, including a fourth District Three event at 3200 Warsaw Ave. West-side officers form a notable portion of the force highlighted at the Police Press Conference attended by area officials and law enforcement.
William R. Reusing was installed as president of Cincinnati Chapter 84 of the American Savings and Loan Institute on Saturday. He serves as secretary and board member of Cincinnati Federal Savings and Loan Association, Price Hill and Mount Lookout. His father, Charles W. Reusing, former chapter president in 1950 and 1951, marks the first father son pair to hold the post. Reusing is a Western Hills High School and University of Virginia graduate active in civic groups and church finance. DELHI DEMS MEET Township Club will meet at Jem on Tuesday at the Township Administration Building 5073 Foley Rd. Jerry Luebbers chair reports on Township affairs.
A 13 year old Delhi girl found 500 dollars in a gutter while walking a Township street in March and turned it in to police. After more than a month with no claimant the money was given to her. Chief Howard Makin did not disclose her name or the location.
A large peace demonstration in Washington drew 60 000 to 100 000 people arriving by various transport. Police moved sitters to paddy wagons as Civil Defense units cleared streets while chants of Give Peace a Chance echoed amid scattered protesters and disappearing crowds.
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