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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1987
Page
6
Frustrated residents claim Goshen trustees allow the township to be fleeced by outside state deals. They argue Goshen taxpayers face a costly burden while school funding is cut to the bone.
A reader, aligned with Mental Health groups and others, argues against corporal punishment in education. The letter urges nonviolent, proven methods like positive psychology and conflict resolution to maintain discipline and promote learning, while noting concerns about lingering harm and safety.
Readers weigh in on whether Goshen Township should take over old Ohio 132. A majority oppose the transfer citing cost disruption for residents and potential business impact, while questioning the necessity of the project. The letter page suggests concern for public funds and local burden.
The Clermont Courier-Press lists its editorial and sports editors along with office contacts. It provides address at 629 Cincinnati Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio 45245 and hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Also notes order information for a brochure and a separate Arlington Street mailing address in Cincinnati 45225.
Rick Crawford recalls growing up near Jackson's Lake and the Aicholtz property as development reshaped the community. He describes shared interests, school clubs, and weekend activities at Mt Carmel and Forestville spots like Frisch's Mainliner and Golden Point, with dances and late hangouts near Major Video and Starlite.
A conservative commentator from Clermont County argues the AIDS threat is severely underestimated by government and medical circles. He contends media and officials focus on petty details and power, naming urban officials in New York and San Francisco as evidence while urging greater urgency in addressing the crisis.
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