Supreme Court obscenity rulings reshape anti-pornography effort
Representative William H Harsha discusses five rulings expanding state power to ban obscenity. He notes local standards determine prurience and that redeeming social value is no longer a defense while privacy protections recede. He urges continued congressional action to curb hard core pornography amid a booming industry.
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Faith and history in a national pledge and political scandal
A reflective piece ties independence to reliance on biblical faith, urging personal renewal in Christ. It spirals into a political anecdote recounting a rumored 1960s Johnson affair and then critiques media handling of the Baker-Watergate era, labeling it the era’s defining scandal.
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New York
EPA chief pushes smog cuts amid car loving public
Robert Fri of the EPA urges aggressive measures to curb urban smog by 1977 while acknowledging limits. He criticizes talk of a total traffic ban as impractical and notes electric cars could offer pollution free alternatives if needed.
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Looking Ahead Looking Ahead National Education Program
In Searcy Arkansas a national education program outlines upcoming sessions and community involvement opportunities. Officials emphasize local participation and outreach across schools and civic groups.
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Arkansas
Calling for a National Metric Conversion Board
Congress weighs a ten year plan to adopt the SI system with a metric board reporting to the President. The move aims to unify measures for international trade, while allowing choice of old units and avoiding subsidies. A flexible, sector driven change is favored.
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Metric Board
Ohio budget conferees approve 9.9 billion two year plan
State Senate House conferees agree on the 9.9 billion budget covering 1973-75 with record spending across all departments. The plan raises spending 50 percent in the administration’s first term and expands tax relief for married couples, including up to 20 percent cuts for those earning under 10,000. Several agency restores and education funding changes are noted as the report outlines adjustments between Senate Republicans and House Democrats. The House moves to maintain 21 as the drinking age policy debate continues and outlines new adult rights for 18 year olds.
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Rhodes
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Ohio Youth Commission
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Woman's Club to hear on Republican Convention in Batavia
The Clermont County Republican Woman's Club meets Friday at 8 pm in the Batavia courthouse conference room. Attorney Forest E. Ely will discuss highlights of the Republican Convention. Theresa Ruehlman and Mary Jo Fetter hosted a July 3 gathering of Junior set friends in Owensville.
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Batavia
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Owensville
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Mary Jo Fetter
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Ralph McElfresh
Eugene H. Tingley
al Milford
Juanita Shively
Milford
West Clermont School Board clash sparks protest and warnings
June 25 1973 Concerned Citizens For Unity and Constructive Change say they were denied a fair public reading and faced charges of being troublemakers at a school board meeting. They protest board censorship and warn that without dialogue taxpayers lose their rights and voice. The note cites Ben Franklin about heedless reason and signs off by Louise Wernke Batavia Ohio.
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West Clermont
Core
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Louise Wernke
P.O
Batavia
Ohio
Dear Mr Publisher we must learn team spirit says Parson Jones
Parson Jones writes that a dream about a perfect football team shows how internal fighting ruins efforts and families. He warns the country and church face decline if members do not unite. He mentions a Columbus day choir project planned for October and urges harmony to keep things together.
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