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Page 5 Certification Was Too Late Urban Renewal Off Norwood Ballot Thursday, Oct. 17, 13 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER II If (mjw) fOUNIAIN SQUARE SfllHON CEMS W.SIE8N HILLS Mk court's decision Is unlikely due to the large number of cases already on the Ohio Supreme Court's pre-election docket. He said, however, that the portion of the ruling pertaining to 1964 may be applied at a later date. ed out that Norwood City Council already has enacted 22 ordinances pertaining to urlian renewal. In effect, he said, an urban renewal program one which Includes Federal financial assistancealready had been undertaken.

"To held an election under these circumstances would be an Imposition upon the electors and upon public funds," he concluded. Edward P. Reeder, attorney for the petitioners, said an Immediate appeal of the. 1 I (OUNIAIN SQUAW SM ION CI MH WSHRN HILLS PLA iS fel(Si An urban renewal question will not appear on the November 5 ballot In Norwood. The First ftistrlct Court of Appeals Wednesday refused to Issue a writ of mandamus directing the Board of Elections to place the Issue on the ballot.

The opinion, written by Judge C. Watson Hover nd concurred In by Judges Bert Long and Richard H. Hlldebrant, made these points: Certification of the Initiative petitions Involved "was made too late to place the Issue on the ballot for the general election In 1963." In any case, the petitions "did not propose any law for enactment and did not propose anything more than what has already been done by (Norwood) Council Itself." Republican candidates In Norwood collected sufficient signatures on petitions asking that this question be voted upon this fall: "Shall Norwood City Council undertake an urban renewal program which Includes Federal financial assistance?" The Board of Elections refused to place the Issue on the ballot, however, In the belief that certification had occurred too late. Secretary of Stat Ted W. Brown cast the deciding vote In that decision.

The petitioners then requested a court order. Judge Hover wrote that certification "requires something, however Informal, In writing which Is a communication of record to be construed and accepted by the board as a request to place an Issue before the electors." He said a communication Of this sort was not received from Norwood city officials until September 4, after the deadline for submitting Issues In the November election had passed. Addressing himself to the question of whether the Issue could be put to a vote In 1964, Judge Hover point KIN DEW SPECIAL 8.75 VALUE FOR JUST 5.00 Buy one bottle of Helena Rubinstein's Skin Dew emulsion, get 3.75 bottle of HerbessenceS' Cleanser at no extra charge. Just smooth on Skin Dew, feel it work against dry, parched skin all day long alone or under makeup. Luxurious Herbessence Cleanser is a perfect companion to Skin Dew, for it moisturizes and clarifies as it removes every trace of makeup.

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