Clermont Courier publication details and deadlines
The Clermont Courier is Batavia Ohio's oldest paper dating to 1826 with roots in The Spirit of the Times. It operates from 385 W Main St Batavia OH 45103 and lists contact numbers 732-1414 732-1415 with deadlines 12 noon Friday for news and 2 p.m. Monday for ads. Subscriptions run 1 year 5.20 6 months 3.90 elsewhere 7.00 and newsstands 15 cents.
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Clermont County Faces Police Funding Strain Despite Growth
Editorial warns that expanding county growth and new businesses will raise police costs and push wages up for security guards. It notes a rise in truck thefts reported by Sheriff Van Camp and cautions that officer resignations for higher pay threaten public safety.
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John van Camp
Mailbag letter voices concerns over school board actions
A Clermont Northeastern parent criticizes the Board of Education for actions deemed illegal or unwise, citing past firings and contentious meetings. The letter warns staff contempt and low pay threaten educational quality and staff retention.
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Guest opinions on security deposits and rent control
An opinion piece discusses laws on security deposits and tenant notices warning owners of potential fines and lawsuits. It notes rent control as a 1978 issue and cites that over 40 million urban residents live in areas with state or local controls, while the Arthritis Foundation remains active in research and public health information.
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Unscheduled Spirits and TV Programs in a Patchwork Era
A field of scattered notes blends church service ideals with social issues. The piece laments rigid liturgies, praises Spirit-led worship, and touches on arthritis support groups, public health programs, and a National PTA television program review of violent content across networks, noting the drive for meaningful, human-centered engagements.
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Washington report on urged mine seizure action
A Washington report notes support for the President’s move to seize mines, describing the action as painful yet long overdue and recalling an urging dated February 2 to exercise authority. The piece frames the move as a decisive wartime power assertion.
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