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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
9
The editorial argues for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment while cautions that it alone cannot erase centuries of attitude. It notes 27 states have ratified and 38 are needed, and that men will decide in state legislatures, with warnings about women’s Lib proposals and gender roles.
National observance of FFA Week promotes hands on agricultural learning by 432000 students in 8000 public schools. Locally Felicity Franklin and Clermont Northeastern host active chapters as students develop skills and leadership for tomorrow in agriculture.
The Ohio Council of Churches backed blanket amnesty for draft resistors on Feb 7. The Ohio Baptist Convention voted no and the Ohio Society of Christian Churches-Disciples abstained, with members citing obedience to conscience and penalties for violation.
A column collects quick humor and quips about doctors, exams, minor operations, charity, and odd observations. It features a running gag about a nurse or teacher, and various short scenes from everyday life showing wit, misunderstandings, and playful remarks.
Dr George S Benson urges states to require high school students to study free enterprise and American history. He notes Arizona passed a law mandating the courses, but faces teacher and left wing opposition and possible repeal. He cites official syllabi and test results and calls for nationwide adoption.
This excerpt recaps 21st birthday celebrations for Miss Virginia Miller in Batavia with Valentine decor and contest winners. Milford reports Progress Club officer elections. Also included are historical items on Batavia’s 1923 clock proposal for streetlights, a mill fire rebuild note, 1898 legal and civic items, Maine disaster coverage, and a Bethel home feature.
A Clermont Courier letter condemns abortion legality, label it prenatal murder, urges moral action, and urges seeking guidance from ministers or doctors. It warns against societal calls for control over bodies and cites nurturing adoption options and personal conscience.
The piece argues rebellion starts in the heart, appears first in the home, then school and church, and culminates in society and governance. Citing biblical verses, it portrays rebellion as leading to punishment by judgment and hell, urging repentance per scripture.
Parson Jones argues the Bible, not money or military might, is the true power shaping nations. He notes God’s Word toppled empires and crushed armies, urging readers to embrace faith over worldly force.
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