Extravagant spending and political calls from 1940s era years
A column notes that peacetime New Deal spending exceeds revenue by $2.7 billion annually and warns of debt limits. It urges voters to back a presidential change. Also mentions the death of Dr. H E Cover, a 44-year Bantam physician, on July 22 1940, and local civic notes on draft board staffing, Fire Department calls, Grand Knight election at Mon signor Gerdes Council, Stonelick Lake recreation usage, and ongoing popularity of the lake.
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New Deal
Mailbag signs on utility poles illegal and dangerous
Editor notes that signs nailed to utility poles violate law and incur up to a $100 fine per violation. The practice is hard to enforce. It endangers workers performing maintenance and climbers who may be hurt by protruding nails hidden on the poles.
Clermont readers letters on subjects of local and global interest
The snippet notes that trees are vital for water and oxygen and serve as economical heating fuel, while inviting Clermont readers to send letters with opinions on local or international topics.
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The
Clermont
Politics and bills in Ohio legislature and court delays
Colum bus Dateline notes Clermont remains in a Court of Appeals district pending action on bills. Senate returns July 17 with House reconvening soon. a bill to remove Clermont from the Hamilton district failed last week. The state weighs $45 million for property tax loss compensation and studies for prison needs while considering reception and security facility plans.
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Clermont County
Court of Appeals
Hamilton County
Ocean of
Chillicothe
Shoemaker
Welfare Dept Thanking Commissioners for Expanded Medical Coverage
Welfare Department thanks commissioners for expanded medical coverage. Staff note in-kind benefits and a policy cost of 62.08 per individual. In July the department plans to pay for insurance at a stated rate. Ohio State graduates may answer staff questions as of July 1, 1980.
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Sly
Thomas More Dean's List Spring Semester 1980
Sister Mary McAuley Gillgan Academic Dean announces Thomas More College dean's list for the Spring Semester 1980. Students with a 2.5 or higher GPA out of 4.0 qualify, naming Carmel Bruce Hoff S Krug Jean A Motz Milford Margaret Callahan Catherine Pfeiffer Teresa Riehle Diana M Ther.
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Mary McAuley Gillgannom
Carmel Bruce Hoff- S. Krug
Jean A. Motz
Milford
Margaret Callahan
Catherine Pfeiffer
Teresa Riehle
Diana M. Ther
Ohio General Assembly must approve ballot measure by August deadline
Columbus notes Lucasville prison needs dental equipment upgrades and a July 1 budget line item to replace one chair, with three more needed. Officials discussed valuations to 1975 rates aiding residential and agricultural sectors. The measure may become moot if not approved by both Houses before the August deadline for the November ballot, risking voter outcomes amid deadlock.
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General Assembly
House
Ohio
Wingate appointed to Cincinnati Developmental Center board
Kenneth R. Wingate of Bethel has been named to the Citizen's Advisory Board of the Cincinnati Developmental Center. The Mason, Ohio based facility serves mentally disabled developmentally challenged individuals from Butler Brown Hamilton and Warren counties. Barbara J. Richards of Moscow earns Dean's List honors at Xavier University for spring semester pursuing sociology degree.
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Kenneth R. Wingate
P.O. Box
Bethel
Citizen’s Advisory Board
Cincinnati Developmental Center
Mason
Ohio
Butler, Brown, Hamilton
Warren Counties
Barbara J. Richards
Moscow
Xavier University
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By Jerald Fortney
White House
H.E. Cover
Bantam
William G. McManus
Clermont County Draft Board
Loveland
Indian Hill
Joseph F. Fehn
Batavia High School
Monsignor Gerdes Council
St. Thomas More School
Withamaville
Stonelick Lake
US Dam
Chile
Richard Crawford
Meidehi
Clermont Courier
West Main Street
Batavia
Courier
Columbus
Bob Taft
Glenshire Avenue
Ohio State
Ohio State Grads
Thomas Moredean
Columbus Report
Lucasville
Clermont Newspaper Inc
W. Main St
Brown
Hamilton
Fran Schwierma
Rick Crawford
Bill Middendorf
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