Ohio House backs repeal of female labor laws
State Representative John O'Brien reports House Bill 74 repeals Ohio female labor laws still in statute. Most were ruled unconstitutional. applies to small firms under 15. HB 74 moves to the Ohio Senate for consideration. HB 535 tightens counterfeit drug controls with penalties up to fourth degree felony. O'Brien also touts House Bill 663 to bar pay raises during lame duck sessions, aiming for legislative accountability.
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Ohio House
Ohio
John O'Brien
O'Brien
General Assembly
O’brien
Mythical Monster Reading Club Draws Large Participation
Library news notes the Mythical Monster Reading Club has over 2000 members who read more than 10 000 books and awarded monster stamps. Certificates and displays across branches celebrate a fun educational program. Also, Thomas Ashburn and his band Tommy and the Zits won a local award at Eastgate Mall Gang Show.
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Mary Mackrum
Clermont County
Red Cross staff changes in Clermont County noted
Red Cross reports staff changes in Clermont County with service highlights for 1978 and 1979 floods in New Richmond. Ferguson, after three years in Clermont, receives duties supporting Brown Highland and Clinton County chapters while managing family and Milford Board service.
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Clermont
de Pare
New Richmond
Red Cross
Clermont County
Ferguson
Brown, Highland
Clinton County
Milford
Printing history recalled from Clermont Courier lineage
Jerald Fortney recounts the Clermont Courier advanced from a Beebesty era to a Linotype machine in 1941 under Ralph D. Fuhr of Williamsburg. The obituary honors the old press, notes basement cement slab, termite damage, and a 1955 move to 385 West Main Street with Charlie Himes as long-time feeder before the switch to a Goss Comet press.
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Karen Hensley
New Richmond
Anthony Meidahi
Neville
Chile
Clermont Courier
West Main Street
Batavia
Ohio
Courier
Ralph D. Fuhr
Williamsburg
North Market Street
Babcock Press
Linotype
Market Street
Charlie Himes
Charlie
Babcock
King James Bible Translation and Its Use in Faith
The passage contrasts scientific claims with religious faith, noting that while educated atheists doubt, believers use the King James Version to lead others to Christ. It cites biblical verses such as 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 to support the message of Christ's death, burial, and resurrection.
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Savior
Paul
Christ
Northeastern News Highlights Family Reunions and Local Visits
Northeastern News reports the Rapp family donation to fairgrounds and visits by Pete and Eleanor Popp of Mokelumne California. Eleanor attended the Dillman Family Reunion in Hopkinsville Kentucky on July 29 with 30 people, then joined a second reunion in Owensville on August 8. Eleanor’s son Carl Popp toured Kellogg’s in Battle Creek and received a free cereal box. Donna Bach, Charlene Spahr, Patchell Deering and others from Owensville reconnected since 1965. obituary notices note Periitown’s passing at 94 on Aug 8 with burial Aug 12. Calendar notices list 1.25 sale price and 0.30 per listing for birthdays and anniversaries.
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Pete
Vin Anstead
Eleanor Popp
Mokelumne
California
Owensville
Eleanor
Dillman
Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Vin
Carl Popp
Belmet Gaited Methodist
Kellogg's
Battlecreek
eSee Ee
Voy
Wisconsin
Senate Committees Shape Ohio Law In 1970s Process
The piece outlines how Senate committees operate in Ohio, detailing chairmanship by Republicans, hearing procedures, and the pathway of bills from introduction to potential enactment. It notes several committees including Judiciary on death penalty, Local Government Urban Affairs and Small Business, State Government and Federal Relations, Ways and Means, Energy Natural Resources and Environment, and Reference and Rules. It emphasizes hearings, public input, amendments, and the varied routes bills may take to the floor.
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Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rhodes
Senate State Government and Federal Relations
Trailways
Ohio
Ways and Means
Senate Energy, Natural Resources and Environment
Paul
Births Mr and Mrs Carpinello welcome a girl
Mr and Mrs Joseph Carpinello announce the birth of a daughter Pamela Vance in Ohio on August 5 1981. Also listed are births to Mr and Mrs Donald Pritchard Deborah Williamsburg July and to Mr and Mrs Thomas Speakman, Mr and Mrs Michael Branch Teresa Gilbert Bethel with a daughter named Amy Michelle born July 30.
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Joseph Carpinello
Pamela Vance
Ohio
Donald Pritchard
Deborah Williamsburg
Julie
Thomas Speakman
Michael Branch
Teresa Gilbert
Bethel
Amy Michelle
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Library News
State Library of
Front
Main Streets
Batavia Nursing & Convalescent Inn
Felicity
Kmart
S. Third Street
Union Township
Mt. Carmel
Water Street
Grant Memorial
Front & Main Streets
By Jerald Fortney
Fortney
Food For Thought
Paul Varney
Northeastern News
Shirley Shipley
Rapp
Patchell
Deering
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Max
Erma
Northeastern
Donna
Jack
Lori
Kim Deering
Periitown
Karen Heller
Oly
Thomas van Meter
Paul Gillmor
Paul Matia
Jackson and McCormack
Rules Committee
van Meter
Aruwoff
Gaeth
Gray
Lukens
Pfeifer
Gillmor
Meshel, Ocasek
Zimmers
Clermont Newspapers, Inc
W. Main St
Fran Schwiermann
Bill Middendort
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