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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
4
The editorial condemns rummaging through private garbage bags as an insult to the public and journalism. It notes Gourley planned to reveal items later in the week and argues that even if an article results, the methods remain odious and harmful to the newspaper’s reputation.
Batavia Police Chief N C Ward says a new state law allowing right turns on red after stopping has caused no problems for local motorists. He spoke to the village safety committee amid questions from officials.
A Washington report argues the Founding Fathers did not envision today’s expansive federal government and its agencies. It cites costs from regulation, including $130 billion yearly to consumers and $18 billion in paperwork, with government employing over 63,000 regulators and one in six workers in government. The piece condemns unchecked oversight and bureaucratic edicts, noting the vast federal register and cross sector impact.
John H. McMillen of Cleveland, a former Williamsburg youth, built a modern track in memory of his four year old star horse killed in a race. McMillen, who left Williamsburg thirty years ago, rose to prominence as a Cleveland financier. Two gangs operate under state instruction in the area surrounding the facility.
Mailbag to the editor defends environmental groups and opposes Relocated 50 linking to Little Miami River preservation. citation of public officials and citizen concerns on scenic river designation, park land loss, and tax money waste.
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio, is a weekly newspaper established as Batavia's oldest paper. It lists address 385 W Main St, Batavia and contact numbers 732 1414 732 1415. Notices deadline is noon Monday and advertising noon Tuesday. Subscription rates vary by county.
At about 7:10 am a 1972 Dodge Duster driven by Mrs. Lucille Mell caught fire on the east end of the Main Street bridge under construction. Fire Chief Wendell Cowdrey said fuel system leaks and a spark caused the blaze. volunteer Jim Bonner alerted the station and helped extinguish the fire with no injuries.
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