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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1987
Page
8
Community volunteers in Loveland run the Free Store charity drive collecting donations of goods and time to help families in need. The effort emphasizes seasonal giving and the impact of contributions on volunteer work and recipient happiness.
Letter writer criticizes Angela Maness for opposing corporal punishment and urges strict discipline in schools. Argues that without firm guidance children become unruly and schools cannot function, invoking NEA and PTA roles and a historic warning about folly in the heart.
The text questions the county prosecutor’s use of plea bargaining with the Emersons in Monday’s settlement. It argues Pattison’s case shows wasteful spending and contends that plea deals may be used to secure guilty outcomes while acknowledging judges and juries may be swayed by such tactics.
The notice explains an unsystematic poll not scientific and invites public input by phone. It emphasizes discussing issues over individuals and reserves the right to edit or reject responses for libel or length. Callers may leave anonymous opinions after 5 p.m. weekdays or anytime on weekends.
The Clermont Courier-Press lists its editorial office at 629 Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio 45246 with hours 8 30 a m to 5 p m Monday through Friday for reach inquiries and submissions.
The CG and P railroad mishap on February 3 1915 left many dead and injured. Frank Smith of Amelia aged 24 saw the platform danger and stayed at his post to avert disaster but was instantly killed. A wife and five children were reportedly pinned beneath the wreckage as the car overturned and plunged off the track.
The 46th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack is marked as a pivotal moment in U.S. history. Eyewitness memories vary, and authors have long debated casualty ratios and ship losses while noting the sudden shift from peace to war and the assault's broad impact.
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