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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1969
Page
1
Four men were in police custody within four days after the Cabinet Supreme Saving and Loan killings on Delhi Pike. Arrests of John Leigh Watterson Johnson Raymond Kassow and Carl Ingle followed a large police sweep aided by 300 officers and FBI tech. A Delhi Township meeting honored the four victims with a moment of silence and discussed possible rewards for the killers.
The 1,000 plus West Hills Scouts plan to carry signs in shopping centers across Price Hill Westwood and Delhi Township during November urging citizens to lock their cars and remove valuables This third in a series is co sponsored by the Meshekinnoquah District Dan Beard Boy Scout Council and Cincinnati Police District Three Police Community Relations Committee The effort includes public meetings film showings and a police car Q&A to promote self police work and reduce auto thefts
Police from Hamilton County Delhi Township Cincinnati and New Mexico used a coordinated effort to track four murder suspects after four women were killed in Delhi Hills on Wednesday September 24. Raymond Kassow was arrested at his Lower Price Hill home and Carl Ingle the next day. The joint operation included a public press briefing by Delhi Police Chief Howard Makin and involvement from FBI as suspects crossed state lines.
Speaking at a coffee hosted by Mrs Irma Fowler candidates Dusty Rhodes and Jerry Luebbers urged Delhi Board of Township Trustees to vary meeting days to boost public attendance. Trustees now meet on the second and last Wednesday each month. A Candidate Night at St Simon Church 825 Pontius is planned for Monday at 8 p.m with all four candidates Dusty Rhodes Jerry Luebbers Gil Faigle and Jim Burke invited.
More than 100 Republican campaign signs for Gilbert Faigle and Jim Burke were torn down on Monday night on private property. Delhi Republican ward chairman Don Ruhe offered a 25 dollar reward for anyone caught and convicted.
Rev. Harvey Ayers will assume duties at the Anderson Ferry Church of Christ on Greenwell Rd with an afternoon social to greet the Ayers family Rebecca. A St. Louis Christian College graduate he previously led two Illinois congregations and served as assistant minister at Clovernook Christian Church in North College Hill. He also writes for Standard Publishing Co. in Mount Healthy. Mrs. Cheryl Tarnow Ayers also attended the same college.
A public hearing is slated for 2 p.m. Wednesday October 22 on a Ford Leasing Co and Catholic Sisters of Charity rezoning proposal for 22 acres in Westwood Summit. The plan would relocate Red Frazier Ford from Glenway Ave and add a 12 acre apartment complex, moving from R-2 to R-5-1 amid nearby schools. The Planning Commission recommended disapproval due to residential impact and school proximity.
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