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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1986
Page
6
Clermont County leaders push involvement in a regional tourism group formed by the Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission to boost southern Ohio tourism. The effort aims to draw visitors, create tourism jobs, and spur broader economic growth, inviting both organizations and individuals to join.
Readers split over whether local and state police should be stationed along I-275 to curb fast moving rerouted trucks. Some urge visible enforcement and mention safety benefits from Brent Spence construction delays. others oppose extra police citing political motives and sufficient current speeds. Call 628-1114 after 5 p.m. for anonymous answers. Deadline looms.
A state level Teen age Institute held July 20 to 27 at Kenyon College Gambier Ohio educated high school students on alcohol and drug prevention personal growth and social development The program fostered strong friendships and personal wellness with about 500 participants from across Ohio The week featured classes a medicine show mime performances sports a picnic and a dance Attendees urged others to join local regional or state TI programs for similar experiences Dee Dee Smith and Dain Wahl from Clermont Northeastern High School provided contact details for future inquiries
The piece argues authority is essential across government, education, and production yet warns against excess. It critiques excessive emphasis on individual rights, calls out union use, legal challenges to supervisors, and school discipline cases while noting foreign competitors and crime trends. It urges a return to balanced authority and responsible submission to proper authority.
In East Africa Major D W Stamper and his longtime tracker Mogumbo stalk a wounded lion terrorizing a Tsavo River village. The lion hunts livestock by night, prompting a hunt through chest-high grass as Stamper braces for a possible lethal encounter.
The Clermont Courier provides office address and phone numbers for editorial and advertising contacts. Deadline for news items is noon Wednesday before publication. Subscriptions cost 11 dollars yearly, with ordering options by phone or mail from Cincinnati Suburban Press Inc.
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