Clermont County GOP Faces Mounting Courtroom Battles
Clermont County officials including Common Pleas Judge John L. Watson and county commissioners clash over a $7,064 copier purchase. The dispute heads to the 12th District Court of Appeals in Middletown amid a pattern of intra party lawsuits, calls for primary challenges, and concerns over county services and governance.
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Vacation plans of a retired couple with fishing trips
The couple describes summer travels to Kentucky and West Massan to visit relatives and enjoy fishing at East Fork Lake and Caeser's Creek. They mention plans to take family to Pierce Township for camping near CG&E ash pits, praising NOPE and a group cleaning up a past eyesore.
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Oral Quarrel unscientific poll prints one response weekly
The column explains Oral Quarrel as an informal sampling of opinions not a scientific poll. It will print one response per person per week and avoid printing statements that put individuals in a bad light. Respondents may later answer again by calling 528 1116 after 5 pm on Thursdays.
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Clermont Courier-Press Editorial and Contact Lines
The Clermont Courier-Press lists staff including Thomas F. Noonan as Vice President and Executive Editor and Douglas E. Everett L. Rudisell as Acusive Correctionist with Theodore J. Jones as Circulation Director and a controller. It provides contact details for the editorial office at Tee Street Cincinnati Ohio 45225 and a phone listing ending in 5478.
CNE teens recall a lively 1960s Owensville Newtonsville scene
Rick Crawford profiles Neighbors of Owensville and Newtonsville reflecting on the 1960s. Teens recall fewer outlets, Woodruff's Pharmacy soda fountain, dances, and radio era favorites. They describe music from the Doors to the Beach Boys, and the county fair 4-H scene as summer highlights.
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Neigh School
Sue Gilkison Blust
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Peace
Flower Children
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Woodruff
Shirley Puckett Shipley
Ilford Frisch’ S
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Kharon Stahl Palmer
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Elvis Presley
Cincinnati Gardens
Havrilla
Bill Palmer
Public Morals in Question Across Political Arena
Debate over private conduct of officials and candidates rages as newspapers recount past affairs involving presidents and governors. Evangelical voters press for transparency, arguing private life reflects public character and trust in office.
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