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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1978

Page

4

Clermont Courier's long history and contact details

The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio's oldest newspaper, is a weekly publication established in 1826 with ties to The Spirit of the Times and The Chronicle of the Times. It is published by Clermont Newspapers, Inc at 385 W. Main St., Batavia, OH 45103, with listed phone numbers for office contacts.

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Editorial on rising chemical spill dangers in the region

The piece condemns weekend chemical accidents including a derailed tank car with liquid phosphorus that exploded injuring three and prompting evacuations in Nebraska. It links outbreaks of toxic spills to broader fears of terrorism and flawed safety measures, urging enhanced public protection and readiness.

Nebraska Italy

Winners Rise From Defeat in Bible Lessons and Cancer Drive

A religious reflection contrasts Joseph and biblical triumphs with modern resilience as Edison’s persistence yields the light bulb. Governor Rhodes proclaims April Cancer Control Month in Ohio, urging support for the American Cancer Society's education, fundraising, and research efforts across the state with thousands of volunteers and a focus on early detection and treatment.

James A. Rhodes American Cancer Society Ohio Rhodes

Ohio judges to gain via pay bill H R 280

Senator Massey reports Ohio's 620 judges will see raises from 21.5 to 62 percent under the state employees pay bill H R 280. Effective May 1, 1978, base salaries and per capita supplements will rise to attract qualified judges, while a separate provision adds 40 cents per hour for employees earning under 10 000 annually and about 20 cents for those earning 10 000 to 19 999 annually, with total cost projected at 55 600 000 dollars.

Ohio Qualiae Sena Oa

Governor Rhodes Honored by Cancer Society With Award

In a statehouse ceremony, Dr. Stevenson presented Governor Rhodes with a Distinguished Service Award from the Ohio Division of the American Cancer Society. Rhodes praised for 25 years as a Society volunteer and public official devoted to Ohio cancer-control programs. Dean W. Jeffers, 1978 Honorary Crusade Chairman, witnessed the presentation.

Statehouse Stevenson Ohio American Cancer Society Rhodes Dean W. Jeffers American Cancer Society, Ohio Division, Inc Nationwide Insurance Columbus

Renovations at Millcroft Inn Move Toward Elegant Dining

Four workers haul debris from the Millcroft Inn as renovations progress. Owners Marsh describe plans to transform it into an elegant evening spot with a new bar area and a sheltered patio beside the stone bar section. Aims include a full restaurant operation by August with surprises kept for later.

Millcroft Inn Sargent Millcroft

A Green Leaf by Sherry Wiesmann

A lyrical meditation on welcoming spring and nature's renewal. The speaker longs for tulips, daffodils, birds, roses, green grass, morning glories, and a blossoming landscape. They envision sunlit days, streams, clouds, and animals thriving as spring returns.

Sherry Wiesmann

Ohio Schools Face Financial Crunch and Credibility Crisis

Northeastern Superintendent warns 156 of Ohio’s 616 districts fear cutting programs as 15 districts closed last year. Despite a 120 percent rise in state aid since 1971, the share for elementary and secondary education fell from 35 to 20 percent by 1978. Local systems overestimate or underestimate funds harm credibility. The speaker urges a revamped funding scheme and larger state fund share to ease tensions between teachers and boards.

Ohio P Thnophecas Boards of Education General Assembly Northeastern Teachers Association

Teachers at CNE board meeting stir concerns

Parents attended the Clermont Northeastern School Board session on March 9 to hear about the ongoing contract stalemate. Teachers wore CNTA buttons and spoke during public participation, signaling solidarity as they voiced morale and negotiation concerns amid tensions with the district administration.

CNE CNTA Loyd Hollon Clermont Northeastern Teachers Association

Concerns Rise Over CNE School Board Relations

Frank MacDonald of Stonelick Woods Corner Road warns that CNE’s leadership has driven down morale, with low pay and deteriorating relations among administrators teachers and the community. He urges parents to act now before the district loses more capable staff and potential greatness.

CNE Frank [Terry] MacDonald Stonelick Wms Corner Road Batavia Ohio

Thirteenth Annual Teenage Institute on Alcohol and Drugs

The five day program at Denison University Granville Ohio runs August 6 through 10 focusing on prevention through factual and theoretical information and alternatives to abuse. It is funded by the Ohio Department of Health and Denison University with guidance from local groups. Eligible juniors and sophomores in Ohio may apply. deadline April 30. A $50 sponsor payment is due after selection.

Denison University Granville Ohio Division of Alcoholism Ohio Department of Health Ohio Department of Liquor Control Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers

Wolf Tractor Dealer Wolf Returns From Training Session

Earl N. Wolf owner of Wolf Tractor Sales Bethel has returned from a New Holland service shop management training course. Wolf, a Love land resident, with 12 years as dealer and 20 years extra farm equipment experience, is a former Bethel Lion's Club president and Bethel Grange past master, currently deputy of the 7th District Order of Demolay.

Earl N. Wolf Wolf Tractor Sales Bethel New Holland Ohio Wolf Loveland Bethel Lion’s Club Bethel Grange Order of Demolay, Acevia Boris Tonple Seciee

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