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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1987
Page
4
Public Health Administrator Tim Ingram calls for a Clermont County solid waste disposal area. Closest dumps are in Brown County and Georgetown, while CECOS International in Jackson Township accepts only hazardous waste.
A reader disputes Dr Diederik DeJong and Chester Pike over evolution being taught as fact rather than theory. The writer questions proof, notes gaps in the scientific framework, and prefers Genesis 1 1 as an explanation.
In a public forum labeled Oral Quarrel readers react to Clermont County woes and call for 1987 reforms. They demand action from Wa Township trustees on Manila Road and criticize county officials for bickering water shortages and a negative image. Residents urge politicians to lead decisively and improve the county’s standing and services. The message invites further reader responses by phone.
Readers may submit letters up to 350 words to Clermont Courier-Press at 629 Old Ohio 74 Cincinnati Ohio 45245. Letters may be edited for libel and space and will run on the editorial page when letters are available.
The Clermont Courier-Press editorial office is in Cincinnati Ohio with a postal address on Cincinnati Batavia Pike. Submissions require contact details and a self addressed stamped envelope for photo returns.
Rick Crawford notes Clermont County involvement in the 1844 presidential race. Thomas Morris of Bethel, running with James G. Birney in the Liberty party, argued Clay was a man while Polk was “a mere thing.” The Courier reprints reactions and discusses Birney’s supporters and anti Polk sentiment, citing Franklin Massachusetts’ Liberty men.
Reflecting on 1937 to 1987, the author notes rapid tech revolutions from radio to nuclear power, praising progress while warning of moral decay and global inequality. Television shapes culture, yet much of the world remains in poverty, risking friction with the developed world.
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