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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1979
Page
4
A Columbus dateline item notes a debate over education as a constitutional right and mentions a 13.5 percent tax reduction proposed for business under Ree Rae Jeep HJR 42. The brief reflects legislative maneuvering around tax policy and constitutional interpretation.
A state senator introduced a bill altering the required consent for adoptions, shifting who must approve and the conditions under which parental consent is granted, with potential implications for foster and birth parents. The measure advances through committee as supporters cite streamlining procedures while opponents warn of reduced protections for birth parents.
Amelia High School releases the final quarter honor roll listing students including Kim Meyer Saer a Roehm Jobe Fisch Cindy Flynn Mark Barton Sandy Seame ber Haser Benson Melaze Hmseriong Ivers Dan Jones Sandy LaFuse Steve Leclere Mager Vivian Miniard Jacque GRADE 11 gay Abbot Peszy Babb.
Batavia students Fraley Kathy Gillum Brent Hendricks Rhonda Murray and Jamie Teley Tracy Mae Teley Katie Sehuit and Karen Boggs make the honor roll. The list highlights academic achievement among named students in the Batavia area.
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Ford cites that tap in fees are accurate and notes many energy conserved measures and water connections have been installed in the new plant. Sewage from the plant will go to the Batavia disposal system, with figures indicating efficient utility use.
Eastgate officials announce a revised tax request plan after reviewing revenue needs. The move shifts funding priorities for public services and may affect residents and local businesses. Officials urge input at the town hall and outline next steps in the process.
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