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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1973

Page

9

Washington education aid stalemate looms over funding crisis

William H Harsha reports on the administrations special revenue sharing for education facing a cool reception in the House Education and Labor Committee. With current aid expiring June 3, 1975, a stalemate could force a five block grant plan or a continuing resolution, risking 6.1 million disadvantaged students and shifting funds among vocational and handicapped programs.

House Education and Labor House America HEW Ohio Congress Administration School Children of America

ERA Passage Sparks Debate in Ohio House Split Vote

The Ohio House approved the Equal Rights Amendment by 56 to 40 after hours of floor debate. A district representative criticized the ERA citing potential custody, alimony, and draft implications, while praising equal opportunities and pay for women. The session also advanced bills on bumper height limits, vanity license plates, and expungement for first offenses.

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Looking Backward Community News Summary

Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davis of Rt. 1 as a new family member. Terrace construction on Walter A. McDonald’s farm near Owensville. W L Ramsey lead conservation work turning gullied fields into grass and clover pastures. Felicity Auto Club forms with 35 members aiming for 100 by May 1. Fire damages Attorney N G Cover residence in Batavia due to a faulty attic flue.

Herbert Davis Rt. 1 Courier Terrace Wexford Farm Walter A. McDonald Owensville W.L. Ramsey Ramsey Clermont Felicity Auto Club the Times the Automobile Felicity and Vicinity Felicity Grant Highway Cincinnati Cincinnati Auto Club J.L. Myers Bruce Daughters C.H. Woodmansee Batavia N.G. Cover Main Street

Fire damages home. porch and furnace added earlier

A blaze in the Courier on the reef backwards area delayed water supply, two lines finally used, roof and upper joists burned, contents damaged by water. Home had recent improvements and insurance of 2000 on the building and 400 on contents. Also noted: two cherry wood collection plates donated to the M E church with inscribed texts.

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Letter to the Editor on abortion from Awake clipping

A 19 year old reader with a child advocates against abortion. The clipping quotes Dr. H. L. Her in the Los Angeles Times saying the fetus is a personality with activity sleep hearing and reaction to stimuli. The message urges printing the doctor’s view.

Awake Los Angeles Times H.L. Her

Equal Rights Amendment debate heats Ohio Senate

Ohio Senate faces its major controversy as the House passed HJR 11 by 56 to 40. Senator William Mussey urges district residents to voice opinions, while the governor signals interest in land and health measures.

Ohio Senate House Senate William Mussey Public Utilities

Grand Canyon Trip Sparks Biblical Reflection

A family vacation to the Grand Canyon prompts reflections on faith and Bible prophecy. The author notes modern events as signs while urging readers to embrace the biblical promise of Jesus Christ’s return and the Jew's restoration to Palestine.

Grand Canyon Jesus Christ Jesus Palestine Israel

Parson Jones Urges Learning From Nature and Roots

Parson Jones laments government layoffs while urging attention to nature. He cites General Sherman, redwood roots linking with neighbors, and birds singing after meals as lessons for humanity and humility before history. He signs off with a call to keep eyes open.

Agriculture Department Iceland General Sherman America Jesus Parson Jones

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