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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1987
Page
6
County officials weigh more steps to curb drunk driving after a Reno course for judges and officials. The focus is Clermont County's handling of convicted DUI offenders and whether a three day jail program for first offenders is enough to reduce repeat offenses.
John L. Watson Clermont County Administrative Judge asserts Jene Galvin's June 18 1987 satirical piece about a fictional Clermont County Republicans meeting was not a factual statement and requests publication of clarification to prevent reader misinterpretation. The editor notes the column is an opinion piece not an official county position.
A quarrel over the agency’s purpose and leadership. The piece argues Clermont does not need a dedicated disaster services agency, claiming existing fire services have emergency handling training and that the agency existed only to justify Zimmer plant construction, asserting it has no current function.
A local column outlines unscientific public opinion sampling called Oral Quarrel. It states responses will be limited to one per person weekly and restricts libelous or infringing remarks about public figures. The piece notes protections for individuals in public capacities.
The editorial office of the Clermont Courier-Press is at 629 Cincinnati Batavia Pike Ohio 45245 with hours from 8 30 a m to 5 p m. Reach details list staff positions including News Editor and Managing Editor.
Rick Crawford recounts the life of General Corbin born near Jamestown in a rural Ohio area. He served in the 83rd Ohio Infantry, rose to lieutenant colonel and full colonel in the 14th United Colored Infantry, and later became armed forces adjutant general under McKinley. He led U.S. military departments in the Spanish American War era and died in 1909, buried at Arlington.
A Chester County conservative commentator and Batavia Church of the Nazarene pastor challenges Kilpatrick’s claim that quality of life has never been higher. He argues the broad term is elusive and cites three criteria to measure societal well being amid economic and technological change.
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