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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1973
Page
7
Parson Jones lampoons phone outages and old party lines, urges dialing God over worldly numbers. He contrasts failed connections with Marilyn Monroe and warns against misdialed help. The piece ends urging readers to reach out to God, who never busy signals.
Valdosta reader Frederick J. Kline notes his renewed subscription. Hillsdale School, a girls only institution for 44 years, announces a five year plan to become fully coeducational by 1976-77. Beginning 1973 the ninth grade will join boys and grades seven and eight already enrolled males since 1971.
From The Courier 25 years ago the items list marriages for Donald Friend and Eileen Monjar, Riley Farish Gullett and Georgiana Verkamp, Charles Lall and Virginia Ellis, Eugene Hazenfield and Helen Smitson. Also notes include a tarantula exhibit at B B Thomas in Loveland, a warning to check banana bunches, and various society, industry, and weather snippets.
Nutritional expert Dr Kordel and Dr H L Marriott advocate a high protein, low high starch plan to slow aging after age 30. Emphasizes protein rich meats eggs fish and fruits, reducing desserts sugars and refined carbs to restore vitality and prevent physical and mental decline.
A reader questions refund timelines under rent control after IRS findings. The column explains refunds within 30 days for illegal increases and clarifies automatic rent increments, limits on using the yearly 2 percent rise, and pricing rules for new services based on local market averages.
The Clermont Courier discusses a national education program urging Americans to teach true facts about capitalism and American history. It condemns biased textbooks and left wing propaganda, cites university anecdotes, and calls for parental and school action to defend Western civilization.
A reflective piece questions New York City decline amid talk of decaying streets and high prices. The author recalls Gershwin and Astaire as contrasts to fears of shuttered Automats and shrinking transit, musing on whether to visit before changes deepen.
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