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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
9
An editorial contrasts ancient arena outcomes with today’s open appeal process. It argues success depends on effort and self judgment, while others judge progress against their goals. The piece notes that genuine effort earns a thumbs up from the jury of colleagues and bosses, shaping opportunity.
The piece argues Congress must tackle Nixon's priorities like revenue sharing and health care, amid Democratic delays. It notes inflation retreat to 2.9 percent, rising deficits, and a proposed 250 billion spending ceiling with veto threats, urging restrained federal outlays. It closes with quick quotes about Rates Gregg Gates and Bates.
A period opinion piece arguing global Communist regimes threaten freedom and urging hard stance. It cites Robert Conquest’s tally of Soviet deaths and Maoist China killings, asserting the USSR and China remain aggressive and must abandon world domination to allow peaceful cooperation.
In Milford area a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Taylor last Thursday joins two new siblings for the Aicholz family as Adalyn joins the Bockman household. In Owensville Miss Virginia Paff and Mr Kenneth Anstaett wed at St Louis Catholic Church with a reception at the bride’s home. Glen Este notes a family dinner for Jimmy Huheey’s 12th birthday.
On November 7 unions vote for President and Vice President with separate ballots for those offices. The ballot lists only the actual candidates, not electors, reflecting the 1949 office type ballot and 1955 removal of electors names. Voters need one X to choose the national ticket. ballots rotate so each candidate appears first equally.
Pollster Louis Harris says Wallace’s decision to stay out boosts Nixon and costs McGovern up to five points. Harris notes 57 percent of Wallace backers would support Nixon in November, a factor in Wallace’s reluctance to run. This appears tied to health concerns and shifting political alignments.
Parson Jones argues against overreliance on books and formal education. He criticizes professors for equating knowledge with hours and champions practical learning and plain living. He reflects on guests, faith, and the idea that wisdom comes from simple effort and daily duties.
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