Cincinnati Citizens Municipal Party

A Cincinnati Special Class

ship of twenty-four defective or retarded pupils, comprising ten from the first grade, ten from the second, two from the third, and two from the fifth. The number varied from time to time through dismissals and recruits, until altogether forty-nine pupils have received special treatment adapted to their individual needs. I desire to invite your attention to several particularly interesting and ...

Phonological Change in Cincinnati

Domestic Separation and Collection of Municipal Solid Waste: Opinion and Awareness of Citizens and Workers

The state of the art on Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) management is based on the domestic separation of materials produced. After domestic separation, the resident has to transfer the separated materials to the MSW manager through the hands of collection workers. It is exactly at this stage that an end-use product changes its status and property becomes waste. This paper analyzes and compares the...

Self-guided and Party-guided Ideological Orientations A comparative study of municipal politicians in Switzerland

In a study comprising about 8000 members of Swiss municipal executive boards, it was analyzed to what degree self placements on the left right scale were based on self-guided judgments (=opinions about specific issues) or on party-guided impacts (= ideological standing of respective parties). Using multivariate linear regressions, it was found both couplings were far more pronounced on the left...

Cincinnati doctors before Daniel Drake, 1788-1807.

In a mystical way, perhaps, the heritage of Cincinnati as a medical center may have been foreshadowed by the exposure to the Aesculapian philosophy of three men connected with the founding of the city. John Filson, who did the first survey of the area, is recorded as having been a school-teacher who added to his income by parttime surveying, but there is evidence from contemporary letters that ...