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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1983
Page
2
Editorial argues the county jail plan stalls on political barriers, arbitration fees, and old feuds. It urges using a piggyback tax or grants to fund revised designs and pushes commissioners to approve a jail project quickly. The piece blames the board and prosecutor for delaying progress and calls for immediate action.
The Clermont Courier announces a reader contest offering a year subscription as a prize. Submissions should be sent to Mark Bowen at the above address with ideas for sites that might challenge readers.
New Richmond and Monroe unveil July 4 festivities led by Mayor Hinson with the Air Force Band from Dayton performing patriotic music at Riverfront Park on July 4. Free events invite residents to bring chairs and enjoy along Scarpe Street and Susanna Way.
The Clermont Courier unveils a rebuilt edition with Washington Viewpoint by Congressman Willis Gradison weekly and moves Northeastern News and New Richmond Monroe on the Go to the news pages. It also introduces Community Spotlight, a Clermont County travel feature by Sharon Brumagem and Rick Crawford, plus three new staffers Bill Steiden Doug Sword and Steve Oldfield.
A humorous essay on summer vacation at home with teens reveals ten forms of lying observed in recumbent teens. The piece playfully contrasts lie types from mendacious reports to perjury and mythomania, noting parents’ chores and mower keys during long breaks.
In a series of telephone conference calls connected to the Washington office, students from Turpin Sycamore Loveland Hurst Milford Bethel-Tate and Seven Hills Middle School asked about national policy including the sub minimum wage and El Salvador advisers. Local concerns like the Zimmer nuclear plant were raised as redistricting brought Milford and Bethel-Tate into the district.
A six month old group named Citizens for Decency led by Riley, pastor of Mt. Carmel United Presbyterian Church, aims to address family moral decline, alcohol and drug abuse, and pornography. The informant group hosts speakers, meets monthly at Duff's in Williamsville, suspends summer sessions, and will resume in September. Riley invites inquiries via the church number 474-3266.
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