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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
4
An opinion argues the proposed bill to curb executive sessions does not go far enough. It would ban most closed meetings but allow sessions for personnel real estate covert attorney-client and others, placing the burden on the public to prove openness and urging universal openness unless officials cite sufficient reasons to close.
Bill Schickel notes Ford’s fall humanizes the president. Union Township asks residents to fence pools and obtain permits at the township hall. Carrie Cautz turns 100 with a Ford card. Seven Hills’ athletic director issue is disputed. Clermont art teachers win recognition. Health council to meet June 10 at the Gas and Electric Auditorium Batavia. public invited.
The Clermont Courier is Batavia Ohio's long running weekly newspaper with noon Monday news deadlines and Tuesday advertising cutoff. It lists staff including Jerald Fortney, Gien Schoonover, William Schickel, Marta Waldorta, Steve Kemme, and William Harig Jr, with addresses and contact numbers for Clermont Brown and Hamilton counties.
Mailbag notes Great Oaks complete preliminary enrollment period for 1975 76 with a 13.5 percent rise in applications and adult enrollment projected above 7500 this year. Credits newspaper coverage for the shift toward vocational education and its broader acceptance. Clermont County Board of Realtors president warns property owners that property taxes could double by 1980 if SB 170 school financing formula passes.
P F Jamieson announced First National Bank will install a seven foot tall street clock built by O B McClintock Co Minneapolis on the bank building. The clock will be visible along Main Street and illuminate at night with a 15 minute chime cadence.
The Clermont Courier invites readers to express views in letters addressed to The Clermont Courier at 385 W. Main St Batavia 45103. Messages should address current topics and reflect community viewpoints for publication consideration.
Heavy committee action this week in Columbus centers on two Senate bills to stimulate home improvements. SB 102 would grant temporary real property tax exemptions for improvements on residential properties, with durations tied to upgrade value. SB 284 offers an income tax credit up to 5 percent of the improvement value, up to 65 dollars, usable every four years.
Williamsburg Police Chief Lloyd Hauck touts license ID cards for youths as emergency aids and habit forming tools. The bicycle registration event drew nearly 120 bicycles registered, with a second session likely planned later in the summer for those missed.
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