Clermont Courier publication details and deadlines
The Clermont Courier is Batavia Ohio's oldest newspaper published weekly on Wednesdays. It lists office address 385 W Main St Batavia and contact numbers 732 1414 and 722 1415 with deadlines for news Friday noon and advertising Monday 2 pm. Subscriptions cost 5.20 per year in Clermont Brown and Hamilton counties with other rates. Newsstands 15 cents.
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Public servants must serve the public
An editorial defends public officials rights while urging Clermont County Commissioners to remain accessible to residents. It argues officials deserve time off but must not ignore calls from the public, noting their $18 000 part time salaries and the electorally driven duty to serve.
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Striker violence fuels public unease and policy talk
A Kentucky weekend incident linked coal strike violence to editorials on reporting and public trust. A television cameraman and an AP reporter were attacked by miners amid damages to gear and desks. The piece notes violence risks and political responses to Taft Hartley and potential mine seizures.
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Tuition tax credit urged to curb rising education costs
A Washington policy argument promotes a half tuition tax credit up to 500 dollars for all levels of education including elementary and secondary schooling plus vocational and trade schools. The piece argues it reduces bureaucracy, aids middle income families, and could reverse declines in college enrollment caused by rising costs. It also critiques SSI governance and immigration benefit misuse.
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Letters to the Editor on bikes and bills and blasts
A reader column discusses cyclist safety and paranoia while criticizing politicians for SB 221 tax shifts. It includes asks for voters to contact representatives, mentions atomic blast observers and health checks, and cites GAO findings on eligibility and immigration policy. The writer cites Pauline Brokaw and Ohio Valley Citizens Concerned About Nuclear Pollution.
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Llewellyn Returns From Vacation In Florida
Lloyd Llewellyn former director of the Clermont County Metropolitan Housing Authority returns from a vacation in St. Petersburg Florida He notes the weather was lousy while Puerto Rico offered nicer conditions though it reached 91 degrees Llewellyn has held the post for several years
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Local entrants in Cincinnati Heart Mini Marathon
Local residents sprint for the Cincinnati Heart Mini Marathon with entrants including Richard Pauly of 221 Miami Ave. The race starts at 1 p.m. and progress updates will be provided by a professional announcer, Dave, near Fountain.
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Decline of Crowd Faith Echoes Through Time and Prophecy
The piece notes mass hysteria around power figures from Hitler to a modern “little man,” then cites religious prophecy about an end times figure who makes a peace treaty with Israel. It argues people reject truth and embrace deception, referencing I Thes 2:3–4 and verses about the love of truth.
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