Clermont Courier Publication Details and Rates
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio, publishes weekly on Wednesdays and is a second class mail at the Batavia post office. It lists addresses, contact numbers, and advertising and news item deadlines, with subscription rates for Clermont Brown and Hamilton counties and elsewhere.
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Clermont Courier
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Clermont
Brown
Hamilton
New Richmond housing push gains headway with officials
Councilwoman Betty Hinson pressed for action as Clermont County Commissioners and a building inspector inspected run down New Richmond structures. The editorial salutes Hinson for forcing attention to substandard housing where tenants endure cold and filth, while blaming landlords and tenants alike for neglect and urging continued efforts.
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New Richmond Council
Betty Hinson
New Richmond
Clermont County Commissioners
Betty
Hinson
Council
Appalachian Mountains
Ness
Terry Young
HUD sewer tap-in debate delays Milford project verdict
Village council weighs HUD permit for a 11 acre Ebcon project with six units per acre and two parking spaces per unit. Residents urge consideration of schools and long term effects while viewing county and HUD correspondence as missing from records. Council moves to defer two weeks while awaiting HUD response and finalizes heavy ordinances and purchases.
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Robert Donahue
Cleveland Avenue
HUD
Milford
Boyd Smith
Smith
Brock
OKI
Robert Enger
Elmer Kramer
Ebcon, Inc
Shew
William Goodman
James Dahlmeier
Harry Hodges
William Molitor
Fred Gatch
William Helmsderfer
Molitor
Yvonne Haight
Haight
Clermont Northeastern High School
Stonelick Township Board of Zoning Appeals
Arthur C Andrews
Goodman
Kings Island
Frazier-Williams Chevrolet
Smith Tractor Sales
Ohio Department of —Ation
SR 28
Service Road
Corporation Line
Letter to Santa A humorous village planning and wish list
A quirky letter asks Santa for a zone change in a village with two proposed rezoning requests and a Christmas wish list including a plastic ant colony, a view axe, self-refilling ice cube trays, self-cleaning bathroom features, and humorous notes about dealing with a troublesome computer and a cat. The writer references February snow, June ant farm chaos, and various bureaucratic details like a January 17 public hearing for zoning changes.
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Santa
Village Planning Commission
Brooklyn Avenue
GR 28
Concord Woods
Scott Herron
Dan
Allen Ludlow
Crestview Drive
Harsha backs tuition tax credit to ease education costs
Congressman William H Harsha sponsors a bill for a tuition tax credit up to 500 per person to reduce federal income tax. It covers tuition at accredited schools from elementary to college and includes refunds for low income filers. The plan cites rising costs and aims to preserve educational choice. County General College meeting time set for 30 p.m.
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William H. Harsha
Harsha
U.S
National “Center For Education Statistics
County General College
Editors notebook on slip sliding away and road woes
The author contemplates Simon and a refrain about Slip Sliding Away while noting more damaged fenders on the road. He compares air and ground views, remarks on weekly deadlines, and laments traffic and car trouble before returning to ground duties.
Parables of Salt and Influence From Unbelievers to Believers
A sermon-style reflection compares two parrots to believers and unbelievers, arguing believers must rely on the Holy Spirit. It cites passages from I John 4 4 and Mark 16 15 and honors Moody and D L Moody as examples of godly influence.
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Jesus
Anita Bryant
Jesus Christ
Moody
D.L. Moody
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