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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1963

Page

6

Water users press for rate cuts at public hearing

A Pierce Union Batavia water system hearing on a $250 609 improvement drew a large crowd as county commissioners urged written objections by Jan 1. Residents petitioned for lower water rates with over 2000 signers demanding relief before further extensions.

Pierce-Union- Batavia

Saint Nicholas Legend and its Holy Origins

The article traces St. Nicholas of Myra from 3rd century origins to legend and miracles including resurrection of three boys, notes his death date and relics in Bari, and lists him as patron of bakers, merchants, travelers, and Christmas gift giver. It also mentions a local water commission meeting with Irene Hassebrock, Harlan Mace, and commissioners Hook and Blake.

St. Nicholas of Myra St. Paul Artemis Nicholas Prociestian God Christ Nicaea Arius Bari Italy Russia Greece Santa Claus

Principal Hosts Faculty at Party

Amelia elementary teachers gathered for an annual Christmas dinner and program on December 17 at D X Ranch hosted by Principal Stanley Anstaett. A faculty poem adapted to Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer honored Mr A, praising his dedication and care for students and staff.

Amelia Stanley Anstaett D-X Ranch Anstaett Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer

Why absentee voting in Ohio remains secure and complex

Ohio officials explain that absentee voting is a privilege, not a right, requiring a sworn, notarized application and two notarizations. The process, while elaborate, protects secrecy and prevents cheating, including vote selling, gravestone voting, and lost ballots, by maintaining strict safeguards and ongoing review by the Secretary of State and the legislature.

Ohio Boards of Elections Board of Elections Secretary of State

Gasoline Tax Revenues Distributed Across State Subdivisions

State Auditor Roger W. Tracy announced a record $4,451,123 in gasoline tax revenues distributed to political subdivisions, totaling $56,624,295 for the year. Clermont received $4,713 with final calendar-year payments including $1,760,000 to counties, $1,060,000 to townships, and $1,631,123 to municipalities at 50 cents per registered vehicle. Yearly totals: counties $21,120,000. municipalities $24,379,495. townships $11,124,800. Increase fell entirely to municipalities. each county and township kept $240,000 and $8,400 respectively.

Roger W. Tracy Clermont

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