Your Rights and Duties as a U S Citizen
Editorial outlines a citizen's rights including equal justice legal counsel free speech and worship, and property ownership. It stresses responsibilities such as obeying laws informing oneself voting jury service and respecting others to uphold American institutions.
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Washington drug crackdown seeks to curb heroin trade
Federal efforts shift focus from addicts to distributors with a new hotline 800 368 5363 inviting tips on illegal drug traffic. The plan includes a law enforcement division targeting heroin traffickers and treatment options expanding for addicts amid rising marijuana use and public concerns. Cincinnati suburb Green Township requires two car garages on new houses to ease street parking.
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Nixon
Robert DuPont, Jr
Washinton
Cincinnati
Green Township
Freedom Forum explores US defense versus Soviet threats
Dr George S Benson and Col Raymond Sleeper discuss gaps in US defense while noting Soviet weapon programs. Sleeper warns about mobile missiles space capability orbital bombers and satellite threats with demand for US retaliation options and stronger security as the top government priority.
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Batavia plans storm sewer signup and town hall sale
Batavia officials approved disposal and sanitary sewer plans from the State Board of Health and began signing property owners on North Street and Broadway for storm sewers to avoid duplicating road work. The old Town Hall on Main Street will be sold with a frontage reserved for a new hall later.
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Batavia Council
State Board of Health
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Muriel Elton
Hugh L. Nichols
Eileen Bolton
Milford
Railroad accident leaves colt tangled with tracks and gear
A colt became entangled with ties, tracks, and equipment in a railroad setting. Both a worker named Tom and the animal fell, injuring skin and bruising the head while a foot caught in a wire. A coffee bundle burst open in the gravel. Tea for dinner. The next grocery wagon order will rise.
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Tom
Lead Driver Off Road Habitual Offender Bill Advances
The 10th General Assembly nears adjournment as the Senate reviews bills from the House. A key traffic safety measure targets habitual offenders by barring drivers after collecting 24 points in ten years, and is expected to receive final action after June 20 and July sessions.
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Ways and Means Committee
Capitol bills and local tax bicycle through legislature
Lawmakers pursue a $90 per pupil tax credit for non-public schools and a 3.5 percent tax lift for state and local funding. House measures cover nursing home fire safety upgrades and fluoridation aid, with a joint resolution to block income tax hikes failing by four votes. Highway safety officials urge courtesy on roads as a broad policy note. The column also runs poetry and life advice segments.
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House
Fifth WCET Action Auction a Success Says Vaughan
Letter from Charles W. Vaughan president and general manager thanks donors and volunteers for warm support and successful fifth annual WCET Action Auction.
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WCET
Charles W. Vaughan
Food For Thought on Faith and Wisdom in Society
The piece argues that all human troubles stem from sin and true wisdom begins with reverence for God. It notes many top scientists and aerospace leaders are born again, suggesting spiritual insight guides technical achievement. It cites Bible verses to support the view that worldly wisdom cannot replace divine wisdom.
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Love and friction in American life by Parson Jones
Parson Jones writes to a publisher about violence in America after Governor Wallace's shooting. He compares societal friction to a car engine needing oil and suggests churches must provide genuine love, not just maps or rituals, to keep society running smoothly. He likens the church to a service station for love and urges readers to bring their crankcases in.
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