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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
9
The piece warns that SDS plans to infiltrate industry this summer to disrupt operations. It urges strict applicant screening of college students to prevent destruction of production and to protect the reputation of students and the establishment.
Dr. George S. Benson outlines upcoming programs and events in a brief column, highlighting library partnerships, education initiatives, and local community activities planned for the near term. The piece notes Benson’s role and hints at dates and venues without detailing specifics.
Representative William H Harsha introduces a military procurement bill to create a 12 member President appointed Military Procurement Review Board with a professional staff. The board would review all defense contracts, require two thirds approval, and report to Congress on procurement practices annually.
Rep. William H. Harsha of Ohio urged President Nixon to enter negotiations with major foreign supplying nations to shield the U.S. shoe industry from intense foreign competition and keep it a healthy part of the economy. He wrote a June 5 letter requesting steps toward protection and talks with key suppliers.
A patriotic essay urges every American to cherish the flag and patriotic values. It recalls Independence Hall founder S. L. DeLove of Chicago and his crusade for American ideals, urging renewed reverence for the flag and national heritage. It cites landmarks, heroes, and moments to inspire pride and civic duty.
This excerpt recounts the creation and global spread of the hymn Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus written by George Duffield Jr full details of Duffield and composer Adam Geibel and notes on the hymn's message and patriotic sentiment amid World War II era reflections.
Grant Chapter of the Order of De Molay completed civic service by distributing leaflets for the Pierce Township clean up event scheduled for June 23 to 25. Supervising and advisory roles were held by Pierce two trustees and Grant Chapter advisors. The chapter will sponsor a car wash on Saturday June 28 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Love's Sohio Service Station on Route 125 in Amelia.
North of Flint, Frankenmuth, founded by Bavarians, offers a Bavarian Inn dinner with chicken and desserts plus Dortmunder beer. The town hosts German named businesses and a noon six and nine Pied Piper re enactment at the Inn with chimes.
In a tight 50 to 45 tally, Ohio House members backed a measure expanding Sunday liquor sales in convention areas with local ballots. Areas can hold partial elections by precinct or township, with petitions from 15 percent of gubernatorial voters. If approved, sales run 1 PM to midnight and only where food and hotel businesses meet thresholds.
A letter to the publisher defends church softball against critics, argues sports can be church rooted, and humorously ties bowling to religious history. The writer imagines labeling softballs with sins and urges readers to view sports as a moral outlet while joking about psychiatry and preaching on the issue.
Attorney General Paul W. Brown rules a peace officer may initiate an affidavit for an arrest warrant only when the violation occurs in the officer's presence. The section also notes he may be excluded as a peace officer from making arrests in certain jurisdictions. The page includes column items and poetry by Mabel Posegate.
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