Ohio public school staff union opposes SB 307 transit bill
The Ohio Association of Public School Employes warns Senate bill 307 would cost thousands of jobs and endanger child safety by shifting school transport from yellow buses to regional transit authorities. It criticizes per pupil payments and questions feasibility, pledging to vigorously oppose in the General Assembly.
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Ohio Association of Public School Employes
OAPSE
Ohio Senate
Larry DeCresce
William F. Bowen
Senate Transportation and Local Government Committee
General Assembly
Ohio
DeCresce
Ohio House and Senate concur on equal yield school funding bill
The Ohio General Assembly approved a conference committee report on August 1 sending the equal yield school funding formula to the governor for signature. The measure sets a phased base salary rise for teachers starting at 7 400 and reaching 8 900 by 1978, with tax millage protections and local control rules.
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Ohio House
Senate
Conference Committee
Education Review Committee
Ohio
Thoughts A Tribute to Teacher to a Child Thrust Into a Strange
A reflective piece honors a teacher who guided a child navigating unfamiliar or challenging surroundings. The tribute emphasizes patience, supportive instruction, and the lasting impact of mentorship in adapting to new environments.
Letter to the Editor On Mrs Ford Candor
A reader objects to First Lady Ford's TV remarks on the so called new morality. The writer asserts she should resist liberal influence and live by Biblical values, claiming her candor harms society and adds ammunition to opponents.
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Mrs. Ford
Call to Action Against Highhanded Officials and Policies
A veteran speaker urges citizens to protest what he calls high handed governance. He cites gasoline shortages, wheat exports to Russia, and congressionally granted raises as examples of perceived inequities. He argues ordinary citizens can influence policy through democracy and constituent guidance.
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Russia
Editors notebook begins at 9 30 with free entrance
The Editors notebook program starts promptly at 9 30 a m with no admission charge. An optional buffet lunch afterward costs 2 50. For details call 771 8560. A note praises the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services and mentions a deadline of Sept 1 1975 for customized name tags.
How to contact your representatives
United States Congressmen Willis Gradiron representing the 1st Congressional District covering eastern Hamilton County and Loveland city address at the SouS Federal Building Cincinnati Ohio 45202 phone 6842456 William Harsha representing the 6th except cities 285 Main Street Batavia Ohio 45103 telephone 7322247 County Commissioners Stanley Harold Bissantz Timo Thy Hogan Clermont County Court House 270 Main Street Batavia Ohio 45103 telephone 7321223
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Willis Gradiron
Hamilton County
Loveland City
Federal
Cincinnati
William Harsha
Main Street
Batavia
Stanley Harold Bissantz
Timothy Hogan
Clermont County Court House
Batavia set for changes as police control looms and water upgrades rise
Batavia plans police oversight for visitors and town commerce while the C I C installs kitchen water at the M E church, adding a sink and sewer drain. Clermont County forms first park at old Lock and Dam 34 plus a county recreation facility after 10 years of push. Goshen School District to vote on a $655,000 bond for a new construction project.
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Batavia
C.I.C
M.E
Clermont County
Chile
Anthony Meldahi
Ohio River
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Corps of Engineers
Charles Benjamin
Moscow
Old Lock and Dam
Goshen
Robert E. Gower
Recall bill seeks township trustee recall rights
State Representative Helen Fix pushes legislation to let township residents petition for recall of trustees. The measure sets a 15 percent petition threshold from the last election and bars recalled trustees from reappointment. If triggered, remaining trustees or courts appoint an interim successor, with elections held 30 to 40 days after the resignation deadline. A one year service requirement limits recalls to seated trustees.
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Fix
Clermont Courier community notes and staff listing
The Clermont Courier is Batavia Ohio's oldest newspaper published weekly with deadlines noon Monday for news and noon Tuesday for advertising. It lists staff including editor William P. Schickel Ming and reporters Marta Walder, Steve Kemme, and William Harig Jr. as well as advertising and bookkeeping personnel. Subscriptions cost 64.00 per year in Clermont Brown and Hamilton counties.
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Batavia
Ohio
Clermont Courier
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
Clermont
Brown
Hamilton Counties
William P. Schickel
Ming
Marta Walder
Steve Kemme
William Harig, Jr
Bochert
Dutie Shanabrook
Kathy Shelton
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Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
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Taft
Clermont County Republican Finance
Farm Bureau
Helen’ Fix
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Batavia, Ohio
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