Clermont County Library Levy Sought to Expand Branch Network
On May 6 voters will decide a one half mill continuing levy to fund six new branches enlarge existing ones and expand the library collection in Clermont County Ohio The current system has lacked funding and lags behind neighboring counties yet the levy is marketed as a bargain for homeowners costing under a dollar monthly to improve services and facilities across the county
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Letter to the Editor Questions Reagan Values and Hypocrisy
A Cincinnati reader responds to a February Courier letter criticizing President Reagan. The writer challenges Reagan on family religious values church attendance homelessness hunger and military spending. She questions sincerity and accuses the president of turning plowshares into swords.
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Chester Pike
Abe
Reagan
America
Insurance crisis and court reforms urged by local agent
Charles J. Miller of Batavia Ohio argues insurance affordability and availability worsen due to rising lawsuits, day care exposures and jur y awards. He cites 1985 underwriting losses, Sovereign Immunity changes, and calls for tort reform and mediation to curb costs and stabilize premiums.
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Ralph Nader
National Insurance Consumer Organization
A.M. Best Company
Insurance Reporting Authority
Ohio Supreme Court
Clermont Ywca
County Welfare Department
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Hie Miller
Charles J. Miller Insurance Agency
Batavia, Ohio
Litter on rural roads spurs recycling effort and concern
A reader recounts an elderly couple collecting aluminum cans along county roads, noting many full bags and worrying littering harms the landscape. The letter laments roadside bottles and calls for care to keep parks like East Fork State Park clean and preserve natural beauty.
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East Fork State Park
Pristine Pond Marred by Litter Sparks Outdoor Plea
A speaker recalls a bass spot reached by a long hike, only to find trash littering banks and water. The essay urges respect for natural resources, notes risks to wildlife from litter, and argues laws alone won’t stop pollution while urging people to avoid littering this summer.
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Ken
Welfare reform debate asks able bodied to work
Readers across Clermont County discuss whether able bodied welfare recipients should work for benefits. Opinions range from mandatory road and park cleanup to criticizing freeloaders, with calls for audits, faster courts, and taxpayer safeguards. The prompt invites public answers via a telephonized question line.
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Batavia
George Pattison
Write a My Turn Column to the Readers
Town newspaper invites readers to share concerns or pet projects in a My Turn guest column. Contact Jo Kemp at 528-1111 to submit ideas or request publication details.
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Jo Kemp
Clermont Courier contact and subscription details
The Clermont Courier operates from 664 Cincinnati-Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio with offices and contact numbers for news submission letters to the editor classifieds and display advertising. It is published weekly on Thursdays by Cincinnati Suburban Press at 1328 Arlington Street Cincinnati Ohio with a yearly subscription rate of $8 and mail order options.
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