Officials protest tax hikes in six year reappraisal
In a Courier editor's notebook officials voice displeasure over higher real estate taxes following last year's six year reappraisal. They attribute the rise to state legislative action, not local board decisions, while residents like Bissantz cite growing complaints from taxpayers.
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Olive Branch Church Spotlight Lets Winner Name Offset
Irene Whitt of Cincinnati won last week by identifying the Olive Branch United Methodist Church at the corner of Old SR 74 and Amelia Olive Branch Road. The first Methodist services were recorded there in 1799. A yearly subscription would be added to current subscribers.
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Cincinnati-Batavia
Ohio senator outlines death penalty bill and funding needs
Columbus report details Senator William Massey proposing House Bill 74 to add a new Ohio death penalty for capital offenses, while noting lack of treatment and housing facilities. It also covers calls for higher road funds, drainage law revisions, fuel adjustments, land use reintroduction, and ongoing EPA pressure on Ohio EPA as hearings approach.
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Food for thought on salvation and eternal life
Paul Varney argues that true salvation cannot be lost and stresses the Holy Spirit guiding believers into truth. He cites John 16 13 John 10 28 and 17 12 to affirm eternal security, compares it with Nicodemus and the Ark as symbols, and asserts God’s power protects the saved through faith unto salvation ready to be revealed in the last time.
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NR meeting on SBA disaster loans for flood losses
A general meeting will be held at the Neve Richmond Municipal Building New Richmond on Thursday January 25 at 1 30 p m for homeowners tenants and businesses with losses from heavy rains and flooding December 8 13 1978 Representatives from the Cincinnati SBA will explain the disaster program Residents and tenants may apply for long term SBA loans at 7 3 8 percent for uninsured losses Applications up to 10000 for personal property 50000 for real estate and 55000 for both real estate and personal property Businesses may apply for loans to repair or replace uninsured physical damage and economic injury losses at the same rate
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Willow Street
New Richmond
Bud Hines Praised for Direct, Efficient Service
Community letters commend Bud Hines for diligent, efficient work and integrity. Voters note his straightforward, sometimes abrasive style in contrast to prevailing politics. He is seen as not seeking popularity but serving with honesty and resolve.
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