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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1981
Page
6
The speaker urges that the risen Christ walks beside believers today and must be recognized in acts of love and care. Christ’s power addresses hunger and oppression, linking the ancient resurrection to present global needs and daily relationships.
Beech Forest Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution recognized five outstanding Clermont County high school seniors at the March meeting for NSDAR Good Citizen awards. Recipients include Tim Reid New Richmond High School Rhonda Gail Goshen High School Brenda Deinlein Glen Este High School and Colin L Ho saars ie Ecology Club.
An OCR readable piece lists Pierce Elementary honor roll recipients by class and teacher. Names include Luckett Lara Hugenberg Kristin Kendall Lise Gemma Tom Glueck Sere Hawkins Erin McMahon Stacy Siller Walter Lasley Haynes Bryan George Blanken Wriggleeworth Nicole Hellin Ben Bird Kelby Bittman Er Bryant Chris Corwin Stivie Fankhauser Jennifer Kase Cann Gohien Har and other students from multiple grades.
Clermont County Republicans led by Pat Dell Aira toured John O Briens and Cooper Snyders offices and discussed the mourning dove case, human rights, and a prison death suit. Lawmakers noted calls on dove questions outpacing capitol punishment debate as they toured the Ohio legislature.
A reader questions the Union Township Hall plans insisting the hall remains crowded during meetings and wonders if adding space could ever be feasible. The note implies skepticism about a proposed expansion and notes ongoing use constraints.
To the Courier editor and Clermont County residents. The note raises concern about a new East Lake location about 12 miles downstream from Ohio’s only hazardous waste landfill. The 211 acre facility is mentioned as a factor in the petition discussion.
The column urges readers to exercise discernment between truth and falsehood and apply it to civic duty. It reflects on biblical guidance about recognizing good from bad fruit and stresses local control as essential to the nation’s foundation, calling for citizen defense and representation.
Amelia School announces honor roll with principals list members Steve Hutson Tod Pollitt and Kim Reynolds. Tenth grade student Carl Harte also named on the list reflecting school academic recognition.
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