Clean-Up Ohio Week Ends May 2 As Litter Fight Continues
Ours Keeping county clean a year round effort. The week runs April 25 to May 2 and aims to curb roadside litter. More than 200,000 participated statewide last year. officials expect more this year. Wiard of the Office of Litter Prevention notes progress from eight bags per mile to four or five. He estimates roadside litter makes up about 20 percent of the state's problem, with illegal dumps the bigger issue. Clermont County seeks a landfill site to address dumps. vigilance and reporting litter help reduce the problem.
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Dear Editor on Medicare cataract costs and care
Lois Brown Dale of Clermont Senior Services warns that pending 1986 tax and budget cuts would reduce Medicare payouts for cataract surgery by 13 percent. Doctors increasingly refuse Medicare, threatening access as aging citizens face failing eyesight and long lives.
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Orton Clermont County Speed Limit Debate
Readers clash over increasing Ohio highway speeds with opinions ranging from no change to raising limits to 85 mph in New Richmond. The dialogue cites rural road safety concerns and calls for statewide alignment to 70 mph where feasible.
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Oral Quarrel Policy and Call for Week’s Responses
A newspaper note explains Oral Quarrel as an unscientific poll of opinions with one response per person per week. It outlines editing rules for libel and taste, limits on prints about public figures, and how to participate by leaving an anonymous voicemail after 5 PM on Thursday and Friday or weekend at the given number.
Clermont Courier-Press Letters Policy and Submissions
The Clermont Courier-Press invites letters to the editor, requests clear submission guidelines, and provides contact details. The newsroom location is 629 Cincinnati Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio 45244 with office hours 8:Thirty to 5. Submissions deadline is noon Thursday for the following week's issue, and a stamped envelope should be included for return correspondence.
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Cincinnati
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Echoes of the 1960s Senior Class Spirit and Memories
In the late 1960s the nine month school year shaped by unity and school activities. Students recall weekends of sports club involvement and acts like car washes and candy sales. Frequent cruising for cheap gas, class trips, and school events fostered lasting bonds among classmates. Reporter Rick Crawford invites items for the Clermont Courier-Press column.
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Rick Crawford
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Abortion debate within Judeo Christian ethic
A letter debates abortion against sanctity of life citing divine value of human life and arguing against abortion as murder in Vietnam era context. It references Clermont Courier story by Jene Galvin and notes positions on fetal humanity and past U S war deaths. The Batavia Church of the Nese is mentioned in context.
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Clermont Courier-Press
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