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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1987
Page
8
Ohio State University extension veterinarian Kent H Hoblet notes body condition scoring helps farmers manage cows health and cost. He warns thin cows may need more weight while excess fat can harm performance. Continuous monitoring and collaboration among farmer, vet, and nutritionist yields best results.
The article notes full time employment remains scarce with wages from six dollars an hour in entry jobs while skilled trades fill easier. An area sign shop needs a neon bench maker paying well above ten dollars an hour for someone trained, near Wisconsin. Displaced plant workers receive aid but worry about affording goods like cars and boats as job losses threaten the economy. Local leaders discuss job creation versus living costs and broader national shifts.
The Ohio Department of Resources Division of Wildlife confirms a required course remains for hunters and trappers. It urges current and prospective license holders to complete the training to stay compliant and avoid penalties.
A jumble of vehicle listings and dealer names appears, including Milford and Batavia addresses. Models referenced span 1987 Chevrolet Cavalier Corvette Malibu Pontiac Subaru Toyota Mercury and more, with dealer entities such as Loveland Tean Sweeney Kesselring Ford and Countryside Motors.
Sealed bids are invited by Clermont County Ohio for one new 54 passenger school bus modified to transport physically handicapped students. Specifications include four wheelchair tie downs, 72 inch headroom, 12 rows, insulated panels, two rear and front tow hooks, Braun wheelchair lift, and safety features. Bid deadline 3:00 PM May 1987 at Batavia Ohio office.
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