The Cincinnati Post from Cincinnati, Ohio • 8

Tunfcy October 12 1971 Tha Cinelaaatt Fait asMiwair wareiw mtmmmnEP Police say slayers all were different mp jpjmt Copters scan road routes Highway official seeks to find obstacles to projects chest a and left arm Henderson is in critical condition in General Harper shot twice on Oct 4 in front of her home 2809 Marshall avenue) and for information that will help the police solve the bacalog of murders and felonies committed in the he said THEREFORE ask 30000 citizens to join me in this venture of Conner said we citizens are participating the police are fighting a losing The today totaled (2350 with contributions from 370 persons Contributions may be sent to Martin Drexilius clerk of City Council Room 308 City Hall z' An invasion of snails The Ohio Department of Highways ia starting a helicopter patrol of proposed routes to be aure that buildings are not being constructed in the paths of new roads Robert Bevis Division Eight deputy director says they will begin immediately to avoid recurrence of difficulties like those which occurred in North College HilL Bevis says an error by the Hamilton County Building Department allowed a contractor to build four apartment buildings in the path of the proposed Cross County Highway KNOW THAT the cost of the helicopter flights will be added to the total costs of road construction" Bevis says "but in the long run they will be considerably cheaper than having to buy land just recently improved or financing the added costs associated with relocating highways around Ecologists fear this type of giant African snail may damage much of South plant life The snail in this closeup photo at Miami was one of many found in the Miami area and was attacked with insecticides by Department of Agriculture agents CITIZEN SUPPORT of the police investigations was called for today by the Rev Conner pastor of Pilgrim Baptist Church Walnut Hills Mr Conner has organized a reward fund for information leading to the arrest of the murderers is our aim to raise (10000 The reward money will be used for information leading to the arrest of the murderers in the five recent murders for the attack of the man (Henderson) and woman (Mrs Irene JUDGES eluding a chief justice on the November ballot The candidates say that under Ohio law Hamilton County is entitled to one municipal court judge for every 70000 persons and the Supreme Court decision would result in one judge for every 108000 persons PEOPLE (of Hamilton County) will suffer and justice will be delayed if there are fewer judges than the population calls the candidates argued in their petition They are asking that seven judges and one chief justice be voted upon in November This would bring the Hamilton County Municipal Court up to 12 judges and one chief justice The suit was filed against Governor Gilligan Secretary Brown and the Hamilton County Board of Elections The candidates said Gilligan as Governor is The Governor How's he doing in his first year? Ohio picks original route for relocation of US 50 BY BETTY GARRETT Post Ohio Bureau COLUMBUS: For one who's uncommonly busy ducking the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune Gov Gilligan is at least alive if not well Further he is making a concerted to hold onto his equilibrium Irish temper' sense of humor and ideas on how to run a good state government And he still disagrees with his (Harry Gilligan) prognosis that he was to run for gover-nor does a lot of second-guessing tells me my Gilligan laughs COUNTY Prosecutor Simon Leis Jr ruled the county does not need four more judges this year and a the Ohio Supreme Court to delay the additional judges until the 1973 elections The High Court however decided that Hamilton County should have one additional judge and no chief justice This means the three candidates running for that post Gilday Fel-lerhoff and Norbert Nadel first District Attorney be dropped from Page One the November ballot with enforcing laws concerning and signing of elections CLAIM that listen my father is 76 now and the only man I know who reads the Congressional Record from cover to cover every day I still believe that (R president pro- th Ohio Senate Is he the legislature? Gilligan grinned and Pollce apparently are searching for four different murderers in the four slay-i in Cincinnati-last week have anything to indicate that they were killed by the same individual because there were different types of weapons said Sgt Russell Jackson head of the homicide squad Although three of the victims were killed by gunshot Jackson guarded statement indicates that different firearms were used in each case THE LATEST VICTIM Edwin Reisinger Jr 28 a Cincinnati fireman left his home sometime between 1 am and 5 am Saturday unknown to his wife and was found dead In his car at 11 am in an Avondale park According to Fire Chief Bert Lugannani wife Nada wanted to call the department when she awakened about 5 am and found her husband and his car were gone But she thought he might be something routine" and that her in-' quiry might be embarrassing Lugannani said LUGANNANI said that Reisinger had spent a normal evening at home with his family Friday night and that he and his wife planned to attend a Saturday night dance Reisinger was found dead of a gunshot wound in the back of his head He was clad in his underwear his shirt stuffed in his mouth his trousers on the seat beside him and his fireman's uniform on the back seat THE OTHER gunshot victims slain on Oct 3 were Mrs Sally Brown 59 found in her car in the parking lot of her apartment building at 339 Galbraith road Hartwell and Paul Mueller 33 found in his car on Gray road at the north gate to Spring Grove Cemetery On the same night Eugene Pearson was hacked to death with a heavy sharp-bladed instrument on the street in front of 828 Wehrman avenue Walnut HUls Police also are confronted with the unsolved slaying of Mrs Katie Walther 90 who died Oct 7 of multiple head injuries suffered when she was beaten and raped Sept 12 in her apartment at 216 Libe rty street They also are investigating the shooting of Edwin Henderson 23 of 830 Glen-wood avenue who was found -in Jackson Hill Park Sunday night with bullet wounds in -his head Hamilton-co I JyjU DmllS to expand The Hamilton County Joint Vocational School District JVSD) already made up of 25 school districts in three counties will soon be enlarged by 10 districts located as far away as Washington Court House The Ohio Board of Education dissolved the South Central Joint Vocational School District yesterday making it possible for the member 1 of that jointure to merge with Hamilton County The Hamilton County board is expected to ap- trove the en-argement of the district with the acquisition of the Clinton County Air Force Base at Wilmington for a campus as fast as the incoming districts send in applications to join School districts that were in the South Central Vocational District were Wilmington East Clinton Clinton-Massie Blanches-t Fairfield-Leesburg Lynchburg-Clay Hillsboro Greenfield Miami Trace and Washington it massive building complexes that should not have been built but were" Bevis says the first flights will be made Oct 18 The highway department owns a helicopter based in Columbus Concerning the North College Hill case Bevis says reports that the highway department has agreed to pay the developer $1 million for the property are untrue ONLY AGREEMENT we reached with the builder was that he was responsible for any further construction on the apartments made after the time we told him he was in our he says are faced with the alternative of rerouting the highway which will result in added design expenses and cause considerable delay in construction or paying more for land that should not have been he says Circle Freeway a half-mile west of relocated 50 This preferred corridor has been journalized by the director of Ohio highways Phillip Richley and likely to be changed Journalized simply means to anyone who might have other intentions for the use of the land This route requires some rechanneling of the East Fork River which in turn will take off abont two holes from the Terrace Park Country Club golf course It also will require the Norfolk and Western rails to be shifted slightly The Highway Department has made commit-ments to groups worried about ecology A minimum of 50 feet will remain between the banks of the Little Miami River and the highway embankment between Mt Carmel and Broadwell roads And wherever fills are necessary underpasses will be built to provide access to the river is jUIi D0SSID16 pwjjIUIC on schooling for retarded CLEVELAND (UPI): The superintendent of schools says he expects suit to be filed to contest state law which bars free public education for all mentally retarded children Martin Essex said he would expect such action in the wake of a decision by a three-judge federal panel Friday which ruled unconstitutional a Pennsylvania law that prevents free publi education for retarded children with IQs of less than 50 Should suit not be instituted Essex said he felt the legislature could change present law to bring it into compliance with the federal ruling Ohio public schools now have a responsibility to help children with IQs of 50 and above The department of Mental Hygiene grams for those with IQs and Correction runs pro-below 50 Essex said he will ask Atty Gen William Brown what impact the Pennsylvania ruling will have on Ohio Library board hears protesters Members of the Public board of trustees yesterday listened to com-plaints from representatives of two organizations protesting books and other literature made available to the public but took no action Five board members including President John Nolan Jr listened to Julian Bowman of the Real Friends of the Library and Mrs Edith Bowman of the Constitntienal Heritage Club of Greater Cincinnati Yesterday was the board's monthly meeting at the Main Library Eighth and Vine streets Page One Brownas Secretary of State has the responsibility for conducting elections furnishing ballots and cert tifying all election results They said the Board of Elections is responsible for conducting elections for the Hamilton County Municipal Court The suit asks that the Board of Elections be ordered to count all ballots including those the Supreme Court ruled out and that Gilligan and Brown be directed to certify the results This entire matter was thrown into confusion after Secretary of State Ted Brown on Aug 25 ordered four more judgeships for Hamilton County including one chief justice NARCOTICS Page One Auburn avenue Arthur Wilson 24 of 1721 Asmonde avenue Joe Cruze 21 of 2920 Knolls lane student Carl Broughton 21 of 3316 Koenig Ronnie Thompson 18 of 1927 Knobb court Six months AWOL from Army Kerry Lauck 18 3221 Deborah lane David Clabough 20 of 3080 McHenry avenue Charles Bryant 38 of 139 Woolper avenue city employe Charles Jackson 32 746 Crescent avenue painter Robert Loudermilk 28 of 1618 State avenue painter James Howard 25 of 325 Glenwood avenue maintenance arrested at 813 Beecher street Lemuel Andrews 23 bf 6020 Dalgren avenue salesman Neil Friedman 19 of 1704 Stonebrook student Arthur Ayres 24 of 457 Warner street aide Steve Vigor! th 20 of 2400 Harrison avenue Richard Doliber 17 of 803 Rosemont avenue student Kenneth Bush 22 of 2478 White street sandblaster Jack Abrams 20 of 103 NorthReading road Jonathan Barfiher 17 of 5828 Montgomery road student Mrs Diana Amann 21 of 1946 Sterling avenue student Miss Sally Ann Reid 24 of 3719 Reading road Miss Louella Bell 35 of 918 Livingston stmt domestic Mrs Roseann Vigorith 18 of 2400 Harrison avenue Lee Burton 38 of 1205 Central avenue laborer art rested at 823 Hutchins avenue (All the names of those arrested were not available at press time) CINCINNATI Police Chief Carl Goodin landed the city-county-Kentucky-federal roundup and said should stand us id good stead to obtain a law en- forcement assistance grant for regional narcotic He said the city and Hamilton applies-tlon to LEAA (Law Enforcement Assistance Administration) has not been approved because of a shortage of federal funds am hopeful they (LEAA) will reconsider our application in light of this demonstrated regional law enforcement co-operation" he said talked myself into running for SINCE IN office Gilligan recognizes internal problems as well as outside criticism problem of isolation and insulation of any chief executive is never-ending and certainlyis epitomized in the Presidency myself I travel all I can to colleges union meetings all kinds of public situations that give me a chance to hear people sound off about on their minds And I think I've had more news conferences than any governor in recent memory deny a certain amount of insulation remains For instance found it nearly impossible to eat out get me wrong people being rude usually warm and interested they surround the table and impossible to eat or maintain normal dialog Katie and if we want to see a movie slip into the late show at a suburban movie Since Jan-u a ry my noon luncheon has been a sandwich and bowl of soup at my desk I talk to the staff so not just wasting CAN AIDES stay tuned into vox populi? know they can get around better than I can But no denying the talk is no longer just a free-flowing thing the governor If I pay something other people tend to just shut up rather they even disagree or raise hell than do that natural but dangerous for them to tell a governor only what he wants to hear to say things are joing great when real- going great when real- ly getting his brains kicked out because they out because they want to add to his worries But led down the primrose path unless told the truth GILLIGAN is extremely proud though of the bright tremendously staff he has organized and claims it is one reason why he will not even consider national politics now have a great team going here and not about to turn all this over to John Brown (lieutenant governor) not working to accomplish all this just to let him tear it or four times a Gilligan smiled his wife Katie starts this campaign of saying don't we just find a nice quiet campus But Gilliganisnotso inclined Vigorous attractive determined to pursue politics at 50 his Irish shows when he says three best writers in drama prose and poetry were all Irish Shaw Joyce and BUT IT reveals his own makeup when he says guy who influenced me most about going into politics was Adlai realizes Stevenson was considered a brilliant statesman and an ineffective practical politician but notes much of it (political success) is luck and timing came at a time when the country was looking for other qualities such as Eisenhower seemed to have But what Stevenson did was change his own party behind the scenes not have waged the kind of cam- Laign he did otherwise ich fellow in turn win or lose makes some contribution to the political dia-logue and direction and hopefully not a debasing been in this game a long time and I know the way to be popular in this state I could have taken the policy of new into the legislature and emerged the shining hero of the age It would have been very easy and very popular But it wouldn't be right And I didn't run for this job to be elected Queen of the May" CONVERSELY some of the critics who yell have howled loudest when Gilligan put into effect such austerity programs as closing state Earks and foregoing mow-lg of the Statehouse lawn and Majority Whip Sen Michael Maloney (R Cincinnati) In It they said a recent study of state expenditures and cash outflow had convinced them that if measures were not taken soon there would be a great financial crisis in Ohio They told Gilligan and when you deem such action (le cutbacks and austerity moves) Senate will wholeheartedly support you soon as the austerities went into Gilligan smiled went into the bulrushes" HE HOPES most of the services can be restored once a permanent budget is -approved way things were going by Feb 1 be (40 million in the hole To meet our bills have to call up every dime we have and still be at least (10 million in the hole We would literally have to shut off the lights close the doors and go home Something had to be done and soon It was left to me to A former English professor Gilligan says appalled at a general lack of awareness in the public about how government functions been told people aren't interested in government That what really interested in is sports batting averages and football scores and the drinking habits of movie stars etc I think a tremendous educational effort about government and its functions is needed" was an English teacher when I first got into this game 20 years ago as a city councilman (in Cincinnati) Having no practical' experience in politics I assumed the civic leaders would know what was going on found out within 30 days they hadn't the haziest notion what as going on I remember too when I first discussed with my kids whether I should run for this job or take up golf seriously seemed they could understand my being's councilman because I could affect the city or a congressman because they deal with such issues as war and peace when I mentioned running for governor they said state government really? what does it have to do with anything? what could you Well my kids are neither dumb nor disinterested They just the ha lie st notion what about either happened was I argued so long and hard with them about the importance and necessity of good state government that I The Ohio State Highway Department has picked a route for the relocation of US 50 east It's the same route it wanted from the beginning and the one on which a Eublic hearing was held ist June 15 The 74 mile corridor begins a half-mile southwest of Meadowlark lane on existing US 50 winds past Fairfax Mariemont Terrace Park and ends np at Trimming the trees Montgomery adopts ruling MONTGOMERY: Council by a four-toAwo vote has adopted legislation saying property owners must trim trees that overhang city rights of way Owners who ignore this directive may be fined (50 Councilm 9 len Byron Benton Carl Radke and Paul Depuy favored the legislation Councilmen Todd Hunter and Jack Cisco voted against it Mayor Robert Novak says the legislation is basically a safety measure He says there are some areas where tree limbs hit cars and block the vision of motorists Other council action: LEAF Council unanimously adopted legislation making it necessary to obtain a permit before buring leaves The permit to be obtained from the safety director is free Before it is issued the applicants must agree to certain restrictions on where and how CABLE TV Council approved use of utility poles in the city for cable television installations The utility companies said approval was needed because the poles are on the city rights of way Hearings set on rezoning in Blue Ash BLUE ASH: Council has set for Nov 18 two public hearings one of which involves rezoning of property owned by Mayor Charles Proctor MU lank meeting room is to consider adoption of a revised zoning map The map constitutes a complete revision of zoning districts and is on file at the office at the city building 9602 Kenwood road The second hearing at 9 pm is to consider a zone change from residence to planned commercial of all of the Blair and Lewis subdivision south of the Cross County Highway and part of the Blair and Lewis subdivision adjacent to Mals-barv Park north of the Cross Countv Highway Mayor Charles Proctor owns property on Kenwood road near YMCA drive which he has tried unsuccessfully to have rezoned to permit erection of a charged state certification certification THEY want to teach their children But these schools are still part of our system so nothing wacky is going to Jacobs adds Teachers must still decide how they want to be paid They have an option of -cash for themselves or equipment for the school Garfield and Cummins schools were picked for the study to be done this year because they are relatively small schools (both have about 540 pupils in grades one through six) and children there are achieving below national norms Both schools have total teaching staffs of about 18 But only reading and arithmetic teachers will be paid THE GARFIELD SCHOOL district is bounded by Hoffner street on the north the Ludlow avenue viaduct Central parkway and the Mill Creek on the east Fricke road on the south and a line roughly halfway between Beekman street and Baltimore 'avenue on the west The Cummins School District is set off by Bleecher Melish and Lincoln avenues on the north Gilbert avenue on the east McGregor street on the south ana Reading road and Iowa avenue on the west Police students clash in Seoul SEOUL (UPI): About 1500 students clashed with riot police in Seoul streets today in protest against a recent invasion of a univer-sity compound by Army troops About 1000 youths from Yonsei University and 500 students from two other schools stoned riot policemen who fired tear-gas bombs and wielded clubs in a series of clashes which started before noon in the office had been broken He radioed for additional need this job is second to even a GILLIGAN spoke from his office permeated with Republican ghosts and the echoes of old tomato juice-state fair oratory An office which is by the way as austere as some of his cutbacks The floor is covered with plain green carpet (inherited from the Rhodes Administration) Asked where the much-publicized oriental rug is he said dryly rug is ne saia aryiy look closer The pattern's unob- And the chandelier? bump ybur head" he gestured at a bare space in the ceiling Almost by reflex now he launches into defenses of his tax proposals keep pointing out that' Ohio ranks 50th in this nation in taxes On per capita spending of personal income for personal services we're a little 49th The national average on that is (877 In Ohio (5661 of the money being used for services in other states is federal money In other words that's our dough too but the reason spent elsewhere is that we put up enough matching funds here to get more put into Ohio state in the union does less with its resources for its own people than the state of Ohio But you tell people things like that and they think balmy After all this Is the wonderful world of GILLIGAN puckered as if he had a mouthful of persimmons and analyzed: attitude happen by accident or come from God It took a whole generation of 35 years of having nonsense preached at the public so that a statement like that (about taxes and needs) shocks and outrages them because all their lives been told out of shape or wrong Can it be that prophet is a dirty word in Ohio? Gillir insistence on the need for a personal income tax to improve Ohio's mental health and penal facilities and welfare services and other personal services has reaped a bitter harvest of vilification from people already tax-weary and economy-scared understand that people are frightened about the economy and they should be in terrible he considered I think also mad because been lying to them they've been lied to for the past 35 years or I'm lying to them now And either way they feel played for suckers It's just easier for them to believe I'm the one lying which make ft very uncomfortable f' Intruder chased from office Police chased an intruder from the office of Dr Robert Pierce of 3320 Vine street at 3:30 am today Patrolman John Hehe-man fired one shot at the fleeing burglar after the man ran out the front door of the office across the stfeet through a parking lot and over a fence The suspect left the building when Patrolman Rick Sizemore on routine patrol found that i window men then climbed through the window and chased the -intruder into the street Other police reports: aossniES I If HU IKXM I I IK m- it vi Prkw jw-idtir (t-t'-OO- ntp-4 torn 1120 Mr Fmcn v-a Mwrtrw try fMd SiiwrtMi US likM toy Dirt wH unlk pm at a yntardiM Satatcta antna itwi Hwik a tack aoo haac a de an fanei Shiii-y amt a a ciara ta r-t than tka Irsai fta uik ranter.