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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1978
Page
4
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio weekly newspaper, is Batavia's oldest title. It notes second class matter status at Batavia post office under the 1870 Act. The paper traces lineage to Spirit of the Times of 1626 and Chronicle of the Times, published by Clermont Newspapers, Inc.
The piece condemns fiscal strain on districts and internal conflicts among teachers administrators and boards. It argues students suffer as debates over funding morals and professionalism distract from education while the taxpayer burden grows and media lingers on the scene.
Senator Massey notes the Wildlife Conservation Bill passed the Senate 30 to 0. It raises hunting and fishing license fees in Ohio, adds an annual trapping permit, and conditions first time hunting and trapping licenses on completion of safety and education courses. The measure anticipates broad participation and outlines course content and exemptions, with estimates for license numbers and program costs.
A Washington briefing outlines rising canal mail costs of 156000 and education course enrollments, with 1000 to 2000 students. It notes divisional expenses increasing 10000 to 25000 funded by higher license fees, and mentions March 1 1979 and September 1 1979 license changes amid broader tax and Social Security tensions.
The letter writer objects to current education philosophy and parent teacher input being sidelined by a few to decide what is best for children. He urges Board reconsideration and cites costs of sending materials home with 410 pupils. Robert Fitzpatrick of Williamsburg adds his critique of a Mr Cianciolo letter, defending differing views and condemning out of context insinuations.
A scheduled health checkup event organized in partnership with the American Cancer Society invites community members to attend. The program aims to raise awareness about cancer prevention, screening options, and early detection strategies through expert talks and informational booths.
Changes awaited in the sewer department include new hires funded by federal job programs. James Taylor of the Human Service Board appeared with several recruits. Gregory Sipe joins the disaster service program as administrator to Ken Sipe as space is sought next to the courthouse basement. The Allied Appraisal Company plans to vacate the adjoining office this summer, opening space for Disaster Services and other departments.
A group of nine heads for a lake with sixteen poles and high hopes of a fry. Despite midnight fishing under top and bottom setups and forceful bites, not a single fish is hooked. Dawn reveals the tale was not a fish story, urging to fish by feeling rather than almanac guidance.
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