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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
4
The court in a 7 to 1 decision says advertising purely commercial drug prices is protected speech, enabling price comparisons and greater consumer awareness. FTC had predicted savings, while critics noted price disparities among Darvon Achromycin and Tetracycline.
The Courier notes thanks to Clermont County administrators teachers and students for year's cooperation. It mentions Bata via's Bicentennial Street Fair and a June 49 date for interested artists. It also states license plate reservations due by August 31 and June 20 dedication ceremonies for a new county office building with officials invited.
Milford School teacher Steve Fletcher argues enthusiasm shapes classroom mood and cooperation, influencing how teachers respond to students asking about final grades. He cites Machiavelli on appearances and urges genuine effort, cooperation, and engagement to avoid boring courses and poor outcomes.
Ray Sutherland asks Clermont County Prosecuting Attorney Robert A. Jones to investigate two New Richmond Exempted Village School District board members for potential violations of ORC 4313.33. He cites board contracts, payments, and self voting for pay, asking for the legal outcome and accountability.
In Loveland and Cincinnati the film The Bad News Bears is highlighted as a must see. Walter Matthau plays Morris Buttermaker the ex ballplayer turned coach who guides a ragged little league team to surprising victories. The cast includes Tatum ONeal and Jackie Earle Haley delivering standout performances in a comedy about underage baseball and quirky coaching.
The new band stand at the courthouse corner is finished and ready for Thursday Batavia Concert Band shows. Built by the Business Men's Club, the four foot high, sectional stand can be dismantled for winter use.
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio’s oldest newspaper, is published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post office. It traces its lineage to The Spirit of the Times of 1826 and The Chronicle of the Times.
Publisher Glen A Schoonover and Editor Susan Metzger announce deadlines for news and ads. Advertising rates available on request. Staff include Sheila Tepe and William Harig Jr. Circulation manager Charles Oyster. Batavia Ohio address 385 W Main St. Phone numbers 732 1414 732 1415. Subscription prices shown for Clermont Brown Hamilton counties.
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