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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1976
Page
4
Editorial argues for a 0.5 mill recreation levy to fund five new centers and programs. If approved on June 8, it could raise about 1.4 million to build centers with pools, tennis courts, and diverse activities for youth, adults, and seniors across the county.
In Williamsburg the couple Bernice McAdams and Vernon Duchemin wed in a double ring ceremony at 8 30 p m with Rev Brown ing officiating. Helen Maham played the wedding march as Kenneth Duchemin served as best man and Pauline Bayshore as bridesmaid.
Judy Sanger reports the Ohio PTA opposes SB 208 and SB 307 citing due process costs for non-tenured teachers and concerns over mass transit bus integration with school transport. The group seeks a three year probationary period and insists on safe, district controlled schooling with proper bus safety, supervision, and driver standards. Legislative contact details for Clermont County representatives and a Columbus hotline are provided.
The Clermont Courier is an old Batavia Ohio newspaper published by Clermont Publishing Co. It notes publication frequency as weekly on Thursdays and an official deadline for news items set at noon Monday with a Tuesday noon deadline. Subscriptions vary by location with rates listed and newsstand price per issue.
The Ohio Supreme Court endorsed openness of jail logs overturning prior privacy arguments. Courts say public disclosure aids transparency and prevents secret arrests, while warning safeguards against abuse. The ruling may complicate future criminal trials by reducing privacy protections for arrestees.
A Clermont County resident criticizes a front page article about a proposed disaster services plan. The writer mocks public officials for poor communication and asks for citizen monitoring to curb fiscal and political overreach.
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