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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1983

Page

2

Editorial: End the name calling and find funds for Clermont College

State Senator Cooper Snyder lashes out over a $4.25 million Clermont College grant moved to the University of Cincinnati main campus. The piece urges calmer rhetoric, criticizes the Northwest Ordinance legacy on education funding, and argues cooperation and planning can secure future Clermont College support.

Cooper Snyder Blanchester Clermont General and Technical College General Assembly University of Cincinnati Henry Winkler Richard Celeste Snyder State Controlling Board Clermont College Founding Fathers Our Nation Messers Jefferson Madison America Sen Harry Malott

Pierce School Hosts Science Fair and PTO Meeting

A science fair planned for Thursday April 28 at Pierce School features fourth through sixth graders displaying projects in the gym. The PTO will hold a 7 p.m. meeting to elect officers for 1983 84 and thanks nominating chair Barb Kennedy and committee members Becky Botkins David Riel Karen Ginn and Leba Crawford.

Pierce School PTO Barb Kennedy Becky Botkins David Riel Karen Ginn Leba Crawford Bethel-New Richmond Road

Modern management urged to cut Ohio taxes and boost efficiency

Columbus report argues that high taxes do not mean better government. It cites patronage, poor management, turf protection, and wasted resources as cost drivers and points to Kentucky as a model of land sales, service consolidation, and targeted Medicaid fees. It urges contact with reader comments at The Statehouse Columbus Ohio.

Ohio Kentucky

Views and Vignettes Thoughts on the perfectly designed house

April marks National Home Improvement Month and the author argues for practical design that centers on women’s needs. Kitchens, pantries, storage, and family space dominate. avoid hallways from the door to the kitchen. prefer sturdy rails, ample closets, and a large dining area. skylights and vaulted ceilings are not essential.

America

Melinda Vertis Reports On Senocet Hero Incident

A fragmentary note mentions Melinda Vertis and a Senocet hero incident. readable details are sparse, with no clear event date or location. The text hints at a local feature or column but lacks concrete facts for full synthesis.

Medicare DRG Shift Aims Cut Waste In Hospital Payments

Washington outlines a prospective Medicare plan using 467 Diagnostically Related Groups to reimburse hospitals by DRG. Rates set per DRG reward efficiency, with gains for under cost care and losses for over cost care, affecting hip, cataract, and kidney transplant treatments.

Medicare

Pierce Life Squad expands to 24 members

Pierce Township Life Squad reports 24 active volunteers after a successful membership drive. The article lists new members Bonnie Gill Gene Anderson Jeannie Michaels Karen and thanks supporters for donations while highlighting the life saving work. An organ donor appeal is noted with criteria for a heart lung transplant and contact through Dan Snyder Preferred Risk Life Insurance Cincinnati Ohio.

Monroe Township Monroe Life Squad Township Ohio Jeff Pierce Township Life Squad Bonnie Gill Gene Anderson Jeannie Michaels Karen Dan Snyder Preferred Risk Life Insurance Cincinnati

Appalachian Festival Showcases Crafts and Music at Cincinnati

The 13th annual Appalachian Festival will run April 28 to May 1 at the Cincinnati Convention Center. Hours span 7 to 10 p.m. on Thursday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. More than 70 exhibitors and 20 demonstrators will showcase Appalachian crafts, with bluegrass and Appalachian musicians also performing.

Cincinnati Convention Center

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