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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1987
Page
6
Whalen files and succeeds in an appeal hoping for the fastest path. The case underscores the risk of delay in a saga involving officials, a commissioner, and cabinet members under scrutiny or indictment.
The reader voices mixed views on Governor Richard F. Celeste possibly seeking the presidency. Some doubt his cabinet stability and competence while others see a cautious or speculative push, likening it to a small figure leaping into a larger field.
Anonymous callers are invited to leave responses after 5 PM at 528-1116 during weekends. The note discourages printing criticisms of public officials or individuals in a bad light and urges discretion in commentary.
The Clermont Courier Press lists Sharon Gullete as Assistant Managing Editor and Joel Williams as Production Editor. It provides subscription details and office contact at Arlington Street in Cincinnati, Ohio 45225.
Bethel residents recall school days at Bethel Tate High School in 1969. Rick Crawford notes classmates joining National Honor Society and student council, while a former cheerleader shares the era’s culture. Mayor Roger Hardin recalls a conservative town as racing and water balloon memories surface. Crawford, now with Cincinnati Suburban Press, invites items via 528-1111.
A travel column expresses preference for car trips over lakes and boats. The writer and Ann enjoy driving through southeastern Montana to Rapid City, recalling a stop at a small restaurant in a cow town in NS on Chester Pike. Local context mentions a Clermont County conservative commentator and Batavia Church of the Nazarene pastor.
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