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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
9
An editorial urges support for the American Cancer Society Crusade, predicting a cure through research and polio-like victory. The local unit aims to raise 21,500 dollars in April, plans 2,000 volunteer kits, and reports strong response from the public.
The author recalls a personal search for God from university days to a life changed after an encounter with Jesus of Nazareth. He cites John 1 12 as affirmation and asks readers to share the gospel while praying for guidance and compassion.
New Richmond residents argue against State Board of Education actions affecting an EM A class for educable mentally retarded children. They claim funds could be cut and students moved to other buildings, urging support for local control and compassionate policy. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Miller New Richmond Ohio sign the letter.
Dr Aaron Stern of Columbia's College of Physicians and Surgeons led Alabama's Drug Alert 71 seminar in Birmingham praising nationwide drug education. He argued modern youth are narcissistic, knowledgeable yet frustrated, and increasingly oppressed by adult expectations, urging parental guidance to curb dependence and improve coping.
Looking Backward lists John Kemp purchasing the William R. Wund Co department store from the late William R. Wund estate, with founder ties to John Iuen over 60 years ago. other items note hotel buyers Charles Whitmer and T C Hornsby planning a spring opening, social gatherings in Owensville, anniversary greetings in Isabela, a 1921 reservoir mishap, and county farming notes including crop and livestock trends from 1910 to 1920.
Rep. William Massey notes a $2 million State School Lunch Program item in the Education Executive Budget for 1971 72. Ohio schools serve nearly 22 million lunches free to needy children and breakfast in 214 poverty area schools. milk is provided in 3902 schools. Federal funds fully finance the programs this year, with a new law prompting matching state funds beginning July 1 1971. estimated matches are $987 642 for 1971 72 and the same for 1973.
In a Cincinnati Times-Star column Parson Jones discusses color definitions and identity with humor and keen wit. He notes the shifting labels from red to black to white, questions color perception, and laments racial divides while proposing simpler, inclusive notions.
A devotional essay contrasts biblical resurrection hope with parental love and healthy home growth, warning of cold-centered homes and the dangers of a harsh world. It notes child precocity risks, drugs as inadequate solutions, and hints at a future piece titled The Man Who Grows Tons of Marijuana For Research.
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