Courier invited to White House study conference
A Cincinnati press figure will attend a White House study conference July 3 at the Convention Center to relay reader questions from six weekly papers he edits or runs. White House participants include Ford and several cabinet and agency leaders. sponsors include many Ohio and Cincinnati groups.
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Courier
White House
Gerald R. Ford
John T. Dunlop
Labor
Caspar W. Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare
James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Frank G. Zarb
Federal Energy Administration
Associated Industries of Kentucky
Cincinnati Aflcio
Community Chest of the Cincinnati Area, Inc
Greater Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Amelia Native Returning to U S Army Family Reunion
Sergeant First Class William K. Carroll, 32, son of Mrs Lillie Carroll of Williamsville, will return July 1 from Bremenhaven to the United States. After five years in Germany he receives promotion to First Sergeant and will be stationed at Fort Rucker Alabama. He previously trained at Fort Knox in May 1960 and has served in Viet Nam twice. He comes home with his wife Gertrudt and their four year old son Donald for a Fourth of July reunion at his mother’s home. his brother Jerry is an Amelia High School graduate.
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William K. Carroll
Lillie Carroll
Lily Lane
Williamsville
United States
Bremenhaven
Germany
Carroll
Fort Ruckers
Alabama
U.S
Fort Knox
Army
Viet Nam
Gertrandt
Donald
Sergeant Carroll
Jerry
Amelia High School
Clermont Courier publication details from Batavia Ohio
The Clermont Courier is a weekly local newspaper published by Clermont Publishing Co at 385 West Main Street Batavia Ohio 45103. It outlines mailing class and subscription rate of four dollars per year.
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Clermont Courier
Batavia
Ohio
Clermont Publishing Co
Main Street
Batavia boards rejects roof bids for school reconstruction
Batavia Board of Education rejected roof reconstruction bids for elementary and junior high buildings due to costs above expectations. New specifications will be drafted by Jess Smith with bids reissued. The middle school roof leak caused water damage. supplemental contracts raised pay for athletic roles. curriculum and staff changes approved.
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Batavia Board of Education
Jess Smith
Democrats host guest speakers
Rowe Rightmire, 50, of 6935 Cambridge Avenue, was electrocuted last Saturday at 7:30 p.m. while assisting to install a gas line at Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co in New boom. The boom struck a nearby object, leading to the fatal accident.
Handicapped Youth Picnic Planned at 5650 Given Road
June picnic set for handicapped youth from 1 to 5 pm at 5650 Given Road. The Association seeks participation and support from families and volunteers for the community event. Letters to 36 000 Ohio farmers urge farm returns for the 1974 Census of Agriculture. January mailers reached 147 thousand farms. 75 percent accounted for. Census data collection ends June 30 with follow up letters and toll free calls to nonrespondents.
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Ohio
Bureau of the Census
Bureau
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