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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1987
Page
8
The report notes a slow moving approach to involve CECOS in future water supply plans from Harsha Lake. It mentions possible cooperation with other agencies and the federal government to explore the lake as a drinking water source. The text emphasizes ongoing discussions and potential future deals.
A Courier-Press reader raises concern over heated exchanges and perceived bias in coverage of Galvin and related figures, noting tensions around gender and editorial stance while asserting unease at how conflicts are presented to subscribers.
In an acrimonious debate county officials clash over solving the water shortage. Voters hear calls to elect new county commissioners and to build or secure an adequate water supply after two rate hikes with little visible improvement.
A notice states how to contact the Clermont Courier Press by mail and money order to Clermont Courier-Press at Arlington Street in Cincinnati Ohio 45225.
Former residents of Loveland and Madeira recall youth life in the 1960s calm streets, civil rights, and Vietnam era tensions. They describe community unity, local stores like Cobb's Grocery, school events, and a shift toward greater social awareness as teens sought more responsibility and questioning of norms. Reporter Rick Crawford notes memory pieces and invites items for his Suburban Press column.
The article argues that stable ethics in a complex society depend on religious foundations. It contends Western civilization has long been supported by Soleo Christian religious principles, with trust and lawful authority keeping order. Conservative commentator and pastor Coruit Candy is cited as a source.
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