Jacques Brel review and county phone recorder idea
Editor notes progress of Jacques Brel is alive in Cincinnati playhouse review noting talent and lack of dialogue. It also muses on public access via phone recorders for county officials and hints at grants, while announcing a weekly contest to name a local site with Batavia Train Depot previously winning entry.
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Balser
Jacques Brel
Paris
Jacque Brel
Sandy Dunford
Montgomery Way
Amelia
Batavia
Clermont Courier
West Main St
Ohio
Sost
Senate OKs Bill Aimed at Expanding Fire Safety Code
A Senate passed bill, House Bill 590, would authorize a state fire code with minimum standards for protection, equipment, training, and handling of flammable materials. It creates a State Fire Commission, extends fire fighter training rules to volunteers, and repeals current chapters on dry cleaning, explosives, and gasoline handling. Penalties include up to 1000 dollars or six months in jail, plus daily civil fines, with a 10 member commission appointed by the governor.
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Senate
Govenor
State Fire Commission
State Board of Education
Batavia Parking Woes and Street Repair Funding
A Batavia resident letters about council reports on street department layoffs and looming repair funding. The writer cites plaguing meter violations by local workers, missing meters at Market and Main, and asks how unpaid tickets are pursued. They urge better meter enforcement and note off street parking at Clermont National Bank as an example.
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Batavia
Market & Main
Clermont National Bank
Court House
Beware false doctrine and support true Bible churches
The text warns against radio preachers and ministries that deny essential doctrine such as the divinity of Jesus Christ his shed blood and the new birth. It urges avoiding financial support for false ministries and stresses the local church as God’s safeguard for outreach while noting corruption even within church networks.
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Power of God
God
Jesus Christ
Satan
Key Lossed in Clermont County Reveals Widespread Hassles
A humorously grim feature notes how lost keys cause shocks and injuries as residents, drivers, and households scramble to unlock doors. Locksmiths report thousands of mislaid keys yearly in Clermont County, echoing a national billions-strong key-loss problem across cars, mailboxes, safes, and residences.
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Clermont County
Etn Ois Co
Clermont
Careys
House bill 7308 sparks debate on foreign surveillance reform
A congressional clash over H.R. 7308 pits calls for a special court to authorize electronic surveillance against GOP critiques of overreach. Supporters of H.R. 13442 argue for executive-led, tightly controlled procedures with minimization rules and liability for violations, aiming to balance security with civil liberties amid sensitive intelligence issues.
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Carter
Republican Policy Committee
United States
U.S
Waterman Steamship Corp
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Food For
Humphrey and
Troung
Spirit of the Times
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Clermont Newspapers, Inc
W. Main St
Brown
Hamilton Counties
Terry Young
Rick Crawford
Bev Burns
Bill Middendorf
Tina Sullivan
Tee Eweee
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