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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
9
Editorial notes Ohio residents can call 1 800 282 0250 any time to hear updated conditions for nine Ohio ski slopes. Infohio reports facilities, open hours, and upcoming events. funded by state Travel and Tourism Bureau with taxpayer money.
Representative from Ohio Sixth District argues against making the rural water and waste disposal grant program mandatory. He favors consolidating funding under EPA and FHA options, notes EPA offers higher cost coverage and block grants, cites EPA grants and revenue sharing as preferable, and highlights growing EPA support for small towns amid a Nixon budget increase for environmental programs.
The Courier prints a reader letter discussing U S conduct in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. It cites David Lawrence’s column praising U S actions and argues that opposing Communist expansion would be immoral and dangerous to U S security. The writer stresses the Southeast Asia Treaty and the need to stand by allied nations.
A playful dialogue piece explores courtroom banter and family scenes. Includes lines about truth telling, parental discipline, fashion requests, and social concerns. A closing note hints at a boy defending a bad report card with a humorous remark.
Students at Amelia High School attended classes in the Hutson store building at Jenny Lind Road and Main Street during much of the 1923 24 school year while two rooms were being built and until Anderson High School opened. The photo lists many students and four teachers on the right including Miss Louisa Perin and Principal N B S Heidelbaugh.
Letters urge voters to approve a bond issue to fund two new middle schools for grades 6–8 to relieve overloading at elementary and high schools amid rapid growth. They warn area enrollment could rise by about 5000 pupils in five years and call for voter support in May.
The Ohio House of Representatives refused to concur in Senate amendments to the Vietnam veterans bonus package by a 55 to 36 vote. The measure, which earlier passed with a cash bonus or education credit option, now goes to a conference committee. Also deferred was HJR 13 from the May ballot. Senate committees consider tax reforms for agricultural land valuation and potential broadening to outdoor recreational facilities.
A religious note argues against the women's liberation movement, claiming biblical teaching places women in submission to men. It cites Genesis 2 18 1 Corinthians 11 3 2 12 and Tim 2 12 to support male headship, warns of doctrinal deception, and links women to cults and modern tongues.
The Parson compares a deacon with a hair covered dog to warn readers about moral confusion. He urges people to stop guessing and grabbing and to read the Bible instead. He ends by warning that home made rulers are deadly.
A poem and community notices urge involvement in environmental protection. Woodsy Owl promotes fighting pollution while local poets seek contributor details and share verse from Clyde R. Protsman and Ben F. Spies with editor Mrs. Edna Hamilton at Cincinnati, Ohio.
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