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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1983
Page
2
A proposed Ohio Senate bill SB 59 would let cities publish only summaries of proposed laws in local papers, not full texts. The change risks reducing public access to complete ordinances and may affect budgeting, notices, and readers’ ability to learn about government actions.
Tell story via mailbox The Courier solicits letters on any topic and current issues in your community. Be brief and to the point. Maximum length around 300 words, editor may cut. Include signature, full name, address, and daytime telephone number for authorship confirmation.
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Constituents press Congress to end withholding on interest and dividends as the House and Senate advance distinct repeal measures. The Senate passes a version with strict compliance and broader tax ideas, while a House-Senate conference will resolve differences before a presidential decision.
Clermont County Chamber of Commerce urges lawmakers to examine a rider raising Industrial Commission members from three to five through proper hearings. They express support for continued quality service and request rationale before any change, seeking governor and legislators’ backing to ensure continuity.
A New Richmond reader condemns the theft of a van radio from her wheelchair-bound son Delbert Van Matre detailing his disability and pride in his son. The letter appeals to the thief’s conscience, calling the act unthinkable against a disabled person and declaring the son’s resilience.
Many Barbed Wire Buckeyes in the Greater Cincinnati area will attend the 36th annual national convention of the American Ex-Prisoners of War. The event runs July 20 to July 22 at Stouffer's Inn on the Square in Cleveland with reservations via the American Ex-POW convention in Cleveland, Ohio.
Bethel and Williamsburg clubs unite for Overeaters Anonymous meeting at St Ann's Church at 7 p.m. plus a Nancy Cook program at Batavia Bench Licety 160 S Third St. Story Time at Union Township Library 4462 Mt Carmel Tabasco Rd and LIFE Study Watch Class 2 3 p.m. at Tabernacle. Community services include Free clothing at Bay One Owensville and Post Card Show tips. Saturday features Maynard Ferguson orchestra, a Moscow Lodge outdoor degree, car wash by Goshen Boy Scouts noon to 6 p.m. and a Survivor’s After Death support group. Local libraries and clubs schedule programs, sports, and youth activities across Batavia Milford Loveland and Cincinnati area. Contact numbers and addresses vary by event.
Wednesday July 13 community help center at the Banking Building Owensville offers free used items and babysitting at Loveland Presbyterian Church. Knox Presbyterian Hyde Park hosts Emotions Anonymous at 7:30 p.m. Morning group 10-11 a.m. Kiwanis Union Township meets 7 p.m. at Oak Tree Restaurant Royal Oak Country Club. Summer festival at Williamsville Catholic Church July 16-17 features booths games hot air balloons and chicken dinners.
Readable lines show a July 16 17 girls softball tournament at McCoy Park Loveland with contact numbers 683 0412 683 3621 and a partners orientation at Eastgate Mall near J C Penney. Also notes a City Commission meeting at 8 p m at 120 W Loveland Ave with another contact 659 2726 or 782.
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