Crosley Field Night Turns Political Satire Into On Field Chaos
An editor's note accompanies a riff where New Left protesters disrupt a Reds game at Crosley Field. Umpire calls a strike amid chants and banners demanding end to baseball trips to Vietnam, pitcher segregation, and free peanuts, ending with a strike threat as Perez faces the plate.
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Tony Perez
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Legislative Report Forecast Of A Busy Session
The speaker warns the upcoming session will be fast and pressured with hard decisions. Many measures may be hurried into law, while studies and investigations will drive new legislation in the next session starting in seven months.
Cincinnati council raises income tax to fund services
The Cincinnati Council moves to start the 1.7 percent income tax from June 1 and restore municipal services. The measure is projected to raise about 15 to 16 million annually with significant funds for capital improvements. The letter notes student activism and calls for stricter action on campus unrest amid broader political debate.
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Norman A. Murdock
Ohio House
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Mandated Long Weekends in 1971 Realignment
Congress enacts a holiday realignment effective in 1971. Washington’s birthday falls on February 15 the third Monday in February. Memorial Day is the last Monday in May. Labor Day is September 6 the first Monday in September. Columbus Day is October 11 the second Monday in October. Veterans Day is October 25 the last Monday in October. Christmas, Independence Day, Thanksgiving and New Year’s remain unchanged.
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Washingon
My Neighbors Object to Proposed Plan
A vocal group voices objections to a local development, urging objective review and formal scrutiny. Neighbors rally to question impacts on traffic and property values while requesting transparent consideration from officials.
Sabin Polio Vaccine In Schools Noted In Look Back
Ten years ago the Sabin polio vaccine was distributed in schools. Precinct BB leader Sylvester F. Kunz won a Republican Central County Committee seat amid primary results. An engraved basketball commemorated Western Hills High School’s first athletic victory.
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Western Hills Press
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Price Hill News
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PTA
Suburban workers taxed without representation in Cincinnati
Mail Box to the Editor argues Cincinnati income tax 1.7 percent burdens suburban residents who cannot vote. They claim unfair double standards, lack of city services for nonresidents, higher water charges, and urge passage of Township Revenue Sharing to relieve nonvoting workers.
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Supreme Court
Boston
Queen City
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