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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1979
Page
4
The 7th Senate District Report notes the Senate approved Ohio's largest budget yet while real estate tax relief was defeated along party lines. Democrats opposed amendments tied to the Golden Buckeye Program, drawing criticism as the budget faces concerns over emergencies and escalating issues.
A Taft questionnaire reveals majority support for the death penalty on murders, with 2309 voting yes (85%) and 417 no (15%), among 2726 total responses. Other questions cover school aid, competency testing, property taxes, and road funding.
CART plans regular bus routes within Clermont County with designated days for north central and southern areas. Services are limited and not available every day, with operation periods defined for specified regions.
State Senator HL Cooper Snyder of the 14th District expresses horror over conditions on State Route 28 and related improvements in Clermont Ohio. Mr. David Wea, Director of Transportation at 2 South Front Street Coloumbes addresses readers. The item notes a sum of 3215 dollars related to the project and mentions Route 38 as part of the referenced improvement.
A citizen asserts unfair abatement in a letter forwarded to the Clermeet County Board. The note, referenced as Ed. note, indicates concerns over assessment or tax relief procedures and requests board review. The document reflects local civic engagement and administrative oversight.
New Richmond hosts a two day river festival to aid the New Richmond College Fund. A floating stage on the Ohio River features musical acts on Friday and Saturday night directed by Carmen DeLeone. Saturday includes a river regatta with skydivers, canoe races, hot air balloons, and a drum corps show with WEEN’s Frog as master of ceremonies. Admission is $2 for adults and free for children under 12.
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