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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1973
Page
9
WASHINGTON REPORT discusses increased funding under the President's budget for vocational rehabilitation reaching 650 million dollars, aiding about 1.2 million people. It covers a sponsored compromise bill, focus on spinal cord injuries and deaf individuals, and warns against overspending and inflation.
The Ohio House voted to ban cognovit notes in consumer transactions, directing cases to standard civil actions with notice and a 28 day response period. The chamber also advanced a public ethics code requiring full financial disclosures and conflict of interest penalties up to 25,000 dollars and five years in jail. The panel also moved a measure to expand services for disabled children in local schools, raising eligibility to age three.
James Bormann of WCCO-TV Minneapolis defends “the ethical realism” of journalism amid calls for objective pursuit. He joined Robert Novak in criticizing biased reporting and the drift toward activist journalism seen as dishonest reporting.
Carl Ludlow exits as meat department manager at the Kroger store with Larry Brown taking over. Earl Fishback runs a Batavia meat market nearly four decades, while Judge Haussermann waits on equipment in Miami Beach.
Roy M. Patton and Miss Laura B. Fite of Williamsburg were married with witnesses present. Squire M. A. Wood of Union township officiated the ceremony as the bride wore a white silk waist with a lavender skirt and a trimmed hat.
Victor Strauss M D president expresses gratitude to the publication for aiding the 1973 Heart Fund Campaign and notes funds will support ongoing American Heart Association research. The March volunteer drive yielded many prospective volunteers reached via local media and processing proceeds for their chosen slots.
A collection of brief comic exchanges features aging men chasing love and a ship captain racing a deadline. A modern young lady asks for tire chains, but is told the store sells groceries, delivering a playful clash of expectations.
The State Senate holds public hearings on H J R 11 to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment on Tuesday April 10 at 7 30 p m in Columbus. A Grade Crossing Fund bill to finance protective devices at unprotected highway railroad crossings passes the Senate and moves to the Governor for signature. The fund will collect 1 2 million a year from gasoline taxes to install gates and flashing signals at about 6 000 crossings. SCHOLARSHIPS legislation amends wartime scholarship distribution among state colleges by enrollment. last year 37 scholarships remained unused due to current provisions. The Senate will vote on S B 1 to grant adult citizenship rights at 18, though beer and liquor purchasing age remains unchanged.
The piece reflects on Easter teachings, presenting Christ as the eternal God and creator who died for sinners. It cites Revelation 1 17 18 Isaiah 44 6 John 1 4 and 3 16 to stress Jesus holds the keys to death and offers eternal life to those who believe. It urges personal response to the gospel.
Parson Jones criticizes a question driven culture, urging clear answers rooted in Jesus Christ and God is Love. He warns against token skepticism and pleas for faith, warning against religion of doubt and fortune tellers. He advocates presenting firm truths.
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