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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1971
Page
9
A devotional reflection compares life to a journey on interstates urging readers to heed spiritual signs. It cites John 14 1 6 and prays for guidance to follow God’s way and reach the kingdom.
Representative from the Sixth District warns that the new special revenue sharing plan could end funding for Appalachian and Economic Development Administration programs. He notes Ohio has received 82 million from ARC since inception, with his district receiving over a third, and urges specific guidelines to guarantee fair shares for each county.
A report walks through a Berkeley campus overrun by beggars and drug culture. It notes 15 to 20 student panhandlers on Bancroft Way and Sproul Plaza and catalogs rents, stores, and communes reshaping the university area. It highlights Yenan bookstore Granma and other Red propaganda hubs, plus marijuana and LSD activity on Telegraph Avenue.
Milford's Wilbur Connor has been discharged after over two years in Europe and will live on Laurel Avenue with his wife. A new bus driver, Johnson Stevens, takes over Felicity to Chile route, replacing Natty Altman on 60 days leave.
A court held that a steer on a public highway at night is a trespasser and the owner is strictly liable for damages to a motorist. Frank, injured in the collision, cannot use contributory negligence as a defense. The ruling affirms public highway use rights over grazing.
Governor John J. Gilligan delivered his State of the State message to the 109th General Assembly. He urged increased support for higher education, proposed programs for mental health and mental retardation to move citizens from hospitals to communities, and stated welfare changes were not outlined.
Parson Jones uses a rail against crowded highways to argue heaven as a quiet open space and hell as a crowded polluted route. He jokes about becoming a heavenly real estate agent while urging moral and political action. He then critiques Ohio tax policy and the governor’s forthcoming budget for underfunded services and reform needs.
Poet's Nook reprints original poems by Ruth L Lippert and Mary M Lowe. Submissions to editor Mrs Edna Hamilton, 2636 Fenton Ave Cincinnati Ohio 45211. Card poems recall childhood wonder and a rooftop cardinal singing above city sounds with themes of memory and nature.
A sermon urges strict biblical preaching as in II Tim 4:2 4 and warns believers about compromising with doctrine. It discusses reproving with scripture and cites II Cor 6:14 to caution believers on unequal yoking with unbelievers, highlighting consequences.
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