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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
9
Editorial lauds returning prisoners of war and missing in action, praising their faith in America and condemning anti American sentiment. It highlights the phrase God Bless America as a common expression among veterans and expresses pride in servicemen and national gratitude.
The essay compares Satan to a ship offering false doctrine and false interpretation of scripture. It argues that people who rely on works, deny grace, or misinterpret Jesus prayer for unity board this ship, while true believers are separated in the afterlife. It cites James 2:24, Ephesians 2:8 9, John 17:21 and 1 Corinthians 12:13 to support its view.
The article discusses fears of concentrated power in media and finance, citing Roger Babson and Theodore White. It names journalists and broadcasters from New York and Washington, notes dominance of banks and advertising in shaping public opinion, and cites Lord Acton on power corrupting.
The proposal would trim about 160 million from VA programs including medical care and research, with disability compensation possibly dropping to less than half for some ratings. Public outcry and congressional pressure led to withdrawal. lawmakers consider safeguards to protect veterans pensions and avoid reduced benefits amid inflation.
Looking Backward notes mark the Clermont County American Red Cross 31st anniversary on March 15 1948. The piece recalls the 1917 founding meeting at Batavia High School with Mrs E H Speidel and Elizabeth Werner as leaders and lists early members and officers.
Readers urge the European Security Conference to address colonialism genocide and imperialism as prerequisites for lasting security. Notes Baltic independence disputes shadow Eastern Europe advocacy for U S President Nixon to push self determination for Estonia Latvia Lithuania and others.
A travel column recounts leaving Camp Marydale March 2 for Mexico arriving Laredo March 5 after border delays then on to Monterrey. The group stayed at a mountain inn atop the Sierra Madre Oriental enjoyed a guided tour Chipinque Mesa and met nuns and schoolchildren. They plan forthcoming details of the trip.
A young woman quit her governess job after saying she had to for the child and the father. A quip on traffic flow follows. A joke on insomnia suggests wine as a wakeful cure, with a punchline about staying awake.
A preacher narrates two land buyers in Florida and California. One built on swamp land and named Miami after overcoming criticism. the other faced disappointment and drank due to a dry climate. The moral urges action over complaint and emphasizes faith and effort. The note ends with a blessing and a short poem about perception behind prison bars.
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