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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1987
Page
7
The text discusses Oliver North as a hero, noting the troubling idea and the public demand for heroic figures. It mentions the Iran Contra Joint Committee and hints at evaluating North's role, status, and the optics of his prominence.
Jene Galvin, a Pierce resident active in the Clermont County Democratic Party, faces questions over statements to officials and possible altered documents. The passage notes concerns about honesty in government dialogue and non democratic leadership traits while highlighting Galvin’s local political involvement.
Citizens voice strong opposition to Goshen Township taking over a road and spending on maintenance. They argue the area is in good condition, construction nearby, and the move wastes money. critics urge restraint and question administration policies. The piece blends with public notices about auctions and legal sales in Clermont County.
Multiple legal notices detail sheriff sales of Clermont County real estate including parcels at 4526 S R 272 and 1892 State Route, with appraisals ranging from 13 500 to 50 000 dollars. Sales require 10 percent down and occur at county courthouses, with attorneys named and case numbers listed.
The page outlines a rule set for the column Oral Quarrel. It states the feature is not scientific and will publish only figures in public view. It promises to print input from individuals involved in or criticizing public opinion and to give them opportunity to respond.
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