Editorial on American history and cynicism in public life
The piece traces America's origins from diverse settlers to a salad bowl metaphor, notes Jefferson's phrase excluded others, and reflects on Watergate, Whitman, and the balance of cynicism and hope. It cites local officials urging sewage tap fees waiver amid a Goshen school project.
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Europe
Durance
America
United States of America
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Walt Whitman
United States
Watergate
Whitman
Stanley McCoy
Goshen
Eugene Vanlandingham
McCoy
Editor's notebook on nuclear waste and space propulsion
The notebook discusses converting radioactive wastes into a safe form for powering an ion engine. Research referenced comes from the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville Alabama. It notes no current method exists to safely transform wastes despite aiming to use them for propulsion.
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Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Alabama
Readers urged to deepen insight into local government
Clermont County Commissioner Timothy Hagan expresses appreciation for an article on county duties. The Courier-Advertiser Plus Two pledges to continue explaining government roles to readers to foster understanding and citizen involvement.
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Clermont County
Timothy Hogan
Courier-Advertiser
Drowning at Methodist Picnic In Withamsville
Roy Edward Massey of Amelia drowned during a Methodist Youth Fellowship picnic on Donald Calhoun’s property in Withamsville. The article lists other local notices including award of an OSU agricultural scholarship to Roy Keenan of Owensville and a college honor roll for Wilmington College students.
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Roy Edward Massey
Amelia
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Donald Calhoun
Withamsville
Roy Keenan
Owensville
Ohio State University
Batavia
Mervyn Mosbacker
Williamsburg
Stanley McCoy
Loveland
Rex Nash
Bethel
James Motsinger
Miamiville
Wilmington College
Independence Draft and Later Adoption amid 1776 Conflicts
Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence between June 11 and June 28 1776. The piece framed liberty and listed grievances against Britain while Congress debated and finalized printing and parchment embossing. The article notes key figures like John Adams Benjamin Franklin and Richard Henry Lee and describes later disputes with Goshen Board of Education over salary negotiations and arbitration.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
John Locke
Congress
State House
Hall
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Lee
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Adams
Franklin
Middle Colonies
New York
Goshen Board of Education
Goshen Education Association
GEA
Mail Bag of Education on County Government Involvement
William L. Disque writes to the editor thanking coverage of Clermont County duties and activities by the newspaper. He urges citizen involvement and notes the Board of Commissioners welcomes input, praising Jo Kemp for her efforts amid a hectic day. Timothy S. Hogan Jr. chairs the board.
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Clermont County
Board of Commissioners
Jo Kemp
Ohio
Timothy S. Hogan, Jr
Dospley Advertising Rates Listing in Clermont Courier
Clermont Publishing Co advertises display and classified rates in Batavia Ohio with contact numbers 722 1414 and 732 1415 for advertising inquiries and space reservations.
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Clermont Publishing Co. Co
W. Main
Batavia
Ohio
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