19 Nov 1969
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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1969
Page
1
Oak Hills Board reversed its five year limit on the 4.8 mill operating levy to a continuing period in a special session after state law required the change. The measure, previously defeated in November, faces a Dec 9 vote to avert a $494,000 deficit and fund teacher raises and bus purchases planned for 1970.
Don Ruhe chairman of the Delhi Republican Executive Committee was listed in serious condition Monday at St. Francis Hospital after a possible heart attack Saturday in a physician's office. Delhi Life Squad aided Ruhe and seven others injured in three auto crashes received care or were transported to the hospital.
The Oak Hills School Board seeks to transfer all bus operations to private sponsorship to save up to 330000 yearly. Eckert II and Price Jr will consult Delhi and Green Township trustees and OKI to urge early establishment of a community bus system.
A public hearing by the Hamilton County Rural Zoning Commission will air a rejected five acre Delhi tract north of Delhi Pike west of Roebling Rd. Cecil Gunter for Christopher Homes Inc seeks reclassifying from C and D Residence to EE Planned Retail Business. Fire destroyed a car at Sydney and Anderson Ferry Rds after a fuel line break. Delhi Fire Dept led by Chief Rudy Kusar extinguished it.
The Delhi PTA requests Hamilton County to install sidewalks along Anderson Ferry, Greenwell, Rapid Run, and Delhi Pike to improve safety for students walking to Delhi Junior High and the Delhi Branch Library. A public hearing saw two thirds oppose, safety supporters cite children’s protection.
Delhi Police adds a closed circuit television and video tape unit funded by a 40 percent grant from Ohio and 60 percent from the Delhi Police Association. The system aids evidence collection, suspect identification, and training, with 40 tapes and potential use in DWI cases and scene recordings.
Dr. Albert Anderson of Xavier University will discuss the psychology of prejudice at Delhi School on Thursday at 8 30 p m The Delhi Hills Community Action Group sponsors the second in a series with no admission charge The group recently elected officers and formed a formal executive committee to guide its aims of equal personal and human dignity.
The Church of the Resurrection on First and Heyward Avenues Price Hill celebrates its 50th anniversary with a Sunday 12 15 pm pontifical concelebrated mass led by Archbishop Paul Seibold and former pastors. A reception follows in the School auditorium. Tickets required for admission.
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