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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
9
In a period of national stress voters and candidates bear responsibility to act with truth and prioritize national welfare over personal gain. Candidates should avoid pandering to groups and making empty promises while voters must soberly evaluate and support the leader best suited to guide the country through difficult times to progress and security.
Lawyers for players and club owners have pursued a pact on player extras and pension funding amid stalled talks and possible strike threats. A joint impartial arbitration group could resolve unresolved disputes and bind decisions for a trial year, mirroring on field arbiters in a growing, lucrative league.
When building or adding a house you hire a general contractor who then subcontracts to plumbers painters and others. Your contract should require the general contractor to provide a statement that all subcontractors have been fully paid before you pay.
A collage of light vignettes and jokes on daily life from a newspaper page. The text moves from jokes about cars and birthdays to a legal note on Ohio lien law and a public affairs item about veterans returning to college under GI Bills.
The writer recounts a canoe trip with Chuck Gerhardt and others on Rocky Fork Creek, including a capsize, a jammed canoe, and a rough chute. They meet the Schumachers and friends, endure bruises and soaked gear, then note the Seven Caves area beauty and a later frustrating but dramatic South Fork Cumberland River tale by neighbors Walter and Betty Tuttle.
The Clermont Courier reports on campus violence as a national threat with militant groups like SDS calling for confrontations. It cites protests at Howard and Columbia and quotes leaders framing revolt as a step toward dismantling American institutions and uniting with world communism.
The piece contrasts spiritual exhortation with a militant critique of SDS and campus unrest. It cites biblical verses on salvation and warns that universities must mobilize students against insurrectionist activities while highlighting Hoover’s portrayal of SDS as aligned with communist aims.
A Poet's Nook submission from Times Star presents two pieces. Serene hills and tranquil fields give way to a bomber’s intrusion, then imagery shifts to a spiritual morning scene. Heart-flowers urges growing love within.
The preacher outlines a year long sermon theme calendar with monthly focuses from January's time concept to December Wright Brothers Day. He proposes themes tied to holidays and civic events to boost giving and attendance.
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