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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1986
Page
8
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Editorial argues Kentucky governor's truck re routing worsened Clermont County traffic on I 275. It urges county and township police to intensify highway patrols, citing speed violations and safety risks before a catastrophe occurs. Local agencies lack manpower, so officials must act now to protect citizens.
Mrs. Claudia Stiles of 1285 Kent Drive Milford Ohio expresses gratitude for printing a columnist of high moral integrity Chester Pike. She praises his willingness to point out societal weaknesses and offer solutions hoping the column runs a long time and improves Clermont County.
Readers spar over parimutuel betting at the Clermont County Fair with opinions for and against. Some call for keeping the fair family oriented, while others support gambling as fair income. A separate note asks about illegal dumping near Batavia and urges action by officials.
The piece urges parents to foster education values, set routines, and maintain home school communication. It emphasizes talking with children about school, reading for pleasure, library visits, quiet study spaces, regular attendance, nutritious breakfasts, and parental involvement. Carolyn Martin of Clermont County Office of Education is noted.
A church leader asserts that Christians do not hate homosexuals but condemn the lifestyle as debasing and harmful. He argues society has a duty to restrict immoral behavior and criticizes attempts to normalize homosexuality, condemning public displays of affection. Continued on A9.
A narrator defends eating so called weeds amid modern fast food culture. He recalls collecting plants deemed weeds while wandering fields and fence lines, arguing that the label depends on context and circumstance. He reflects on childhood memories and family talk about weeds.
The Clermont Courier office is at 564 Cincinnati Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio 45244. Phone numbers are 528 1111 for the editorial office and 542 9474 for orders. Subscriptions cost $11 annually by mail or check to The Clermont Courier 1329 Arlington St Cincinnati Ohio 45225. News items are due noon Wednesday prior to publication.
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