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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1987
Page
10
Roger Crauder takes helm at Clermont County Services Agency on Sept. 14 as the agency seeks to recover from two years of county friction. He plans to strengthen ties with commissioners, departments, and local fire and police units to address aging equipment and improve service delivery.
Letters tease editors to drop Jene Galvin column while praising Rick Crawford and Jo Kemp. They criticize Chester Pike article and urge curbing lawsuits and replacing certain features with Milford Area Chamber coverage from the Enquirer style.
A notice explains Oral Quarrel as an unscientific sampling of opinions with one response per person per week. It states that repetitive group submissions are avoided and public figures in their official capacities may be addressed. Callers are invited to leave anonymous opinions after 5 p.m. Thursday or on weekends.
How to reach the Clermont editorial office and subscribe details are listed. The notice outlines methods to order copies and contact channels for information and service requests.
Suburban Press reporter Rick Crawford recalls Goshen in Clermont during the 1960s. Teens valued band, sports, cars, and local hangouts like Bowling Lanes and Academy Drive-Ins as the Vietnam era loomed but felt distant. Students faced homework pressure and shifting social life amid shop centers and parks.
A writer notes the week of anniversaries marking the wartime use of atomic weapons, referencing the August 6, 1945 detonation of a 20 kiloton bomb. The article discusses religious reflections amid the nuclear age and mentions Chester Pike in relation to commentary.
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