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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1978
Page
4
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The piece challenges Miss America for commenting on social issues and links her views to the Republican party. It questions her understanding of poverty and welfare, recounting experiences of the poor, housing conditions, and public assistance while contrasting with her own background and education.
The Cincinnati Red Cross plans to teach CPR to one in five people aged 13 and up in Greater Cincinnati. A new class series starts February 1, with registration available by calling 721-2665. Learn basics of chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth rescue to save lives.
A stone on Park Road in Stonelick Township marks the burial site of two American soldiers killed in 1797 while on guard duty near Camp's Corner. The DAR notes the date and two stick figures carved on the rock. Photo by Richard Crawford.
This week’s site evokes the old West and sits in Clermont County. Two winners are Batavia residents Mr. Robert Titus and Scott Wilhelm, who correctly called in and will each receive a one year subscription to the Courier.
An editor notes the perils of driving a lightweight car without snow tires amid icy streets. The vehicle is often stuck or barely moves, hindering news gathering and events. Helpers repeatedly push the car from driveways and offices, while roads with deep chuckholes spark humor and concern.
County resolutions note Ohio Governor declared a state of emergency for adverse weather. The Board of County Commissioners sought an official opinion from Ronald Beight at the State Auditor's office on their authority to close county offices and delay work due to hazardous conditions and road problems.
A pastor delivers a sermon urging honesty before God, citing scripture from I Sam 16 7 Romans 5 8 and Romans 1 18 to argue that God sees the heart not appearances and that Christ died for sinners at their absolute worst. Believers are reassured there is now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus who walk after the Spirit.
Conover urged focusing on helping stranded or isolated individuals in snow, detailing a three hour effort shoveling a long drive to speed aid. He emphasized neighbors should assist the elderly and that self help and neighborly acts are essential in such conditions.
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