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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1988
Page
8
The community marks Read to Read Week with special readers visiting branches to share books and imprint a love of reading on children. Parents are urged to read aloud or have kids read to them, extending the week’s spirit to friends and personal reading goals.
Letter argues the Milford linked project favors developers over taxpayers. It questions road access from Union Township, potential tax shifts, and asks for a public hearing to hear residents’ views and safeguard the public good. Residents urge end to private interests guiding land use.
Readers weigh between Charles Clendenin and Robert Proud in the upcoming primary. The informal tally shows 100 votes for Proud and 18 for Clendenin, with respondents praising Clendenin’s experience and criticizing Proud over senior citizens’ centers and bus activity.
The Clermont Courier Press lists key staff including Thomas F. Noonan as editor and Douglas E. Sandhage as vice president. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Subscription price is 12 dollars annually, with ordering by phone at 542-9474 or by mail to 1329 Arlington St Cincinnati OH 45225.
A 1908 tobacco growers meeting is called for January 4 at 1 pm in Maysville to unite on better prices and oppose night riders. Widespread turnout expected with plans to organize bands among farmers in the county and seek support from local banks and officials.
Chester Pike, Clermont County pastor and conservative commentator, weighs in on the Jimmy Swaggart controversy. He argues TV evangelism is not the church, praises Jene Galvin’s observations, and urges caution toward restoring trust while acknowledging human fallibility. He discusses money and fame in televangelism and the need to protect the pulpit from scandal.
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