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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1986
Page
6
Stephen B Moore of Amelia Ohio urges local residents to decide obscenity themselves citing constitutional rights and community responsibility. He argues adult movies stay hidden from children, are widely rented, and that pornography does not increase rape or violence rates.
Ed Parish, president of the Clermont County Chamber of Commerce, urges voters to study two school levies on February 4 1986. He calls for informed decisions, notes a cost of about 23 cents daily per homeowner, and stresses the need for quality education to meet job market demands amid IT growth and global competition.
A Clermont County resident praises Jene Galvin as a capable and proven leader entering the race for county commissioner. The letter endorses his talents and foresees Clermont County gaining prominence in southern Ohio under his leadership.
A reader letter questions the seven of eight jurors in the Video Barn obscenity case and argues for personal freedom to view explicit material at home. They compare local views to Cincinnati’s past, criticize the prosecutor, and urge changes in jury selection and policy. The piece invites further public responses by phone after 5 pm with a 60 second limit.
Acting Superintendent Ron Boley requested the Ohio State Highway Patrol and the county prosecutor's office to conduct a full investigation into the injury cause. Pattison declined to discuss the incident, saying no further comments will be made until trial. The Pattison office and State Patrol continue a May-start inquiry into New Horizon Habilitation Homes Inc. over alleged misappropriation of funds, falsified records, and theft from clients at the Toledo facility.
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