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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
9
Editorial outlines the Federal Election Campaign Act changes limiting spending to 10 cents per voter or 50 000 dollars with per race caps and radio TV time limits. It details stricter donor reporting requirements with six annual reports and allows labor and corporate funds for nonpartisan activities under strict rules.
A reader recalls the Amelia Sixth Grade previously selling Courier subscriptions for 22 years and asks the paper to credit the class for a renewal. Thelma Eckart from Delhi Hills writes that in 1947 her class used this fund to visit the zoo and mentions former teacher and principal Stanley Anstaett.
A column argues the European Common Market of ten nations will influence the world economically and spiritually. It links prophecy in Daniel and Revelation to the ten-nation scenario and warns of the Antichrist during the final era. The piece cites Titus 2 13 14 and Joshua 24 15 to urge faithfulness.
The article reports a predicted million-strong Communist mobilization in San Diego this August aimed at dominating media coverage during the Republican National Convention. It cites Hanoi Moscow and Beijing backing, warns of antiwar protests, and names Jerry Rubin Abbie Hoffman and Tom Hayden as organizers tied to Chicago 1968 riots. It notes police and federal agencies prepare for up to 500,000 protesters.
Mt Glen Este PTA presents a home talent comedy That Perkins Family directed by Stanley March 21 and 22 at the school auditorium. Cast includes Pop Perkins Jack Andres Mom Perkins Vangie Perkins and others in a family comedy with proceeds aiding PTA work.
Secretary of State explains that Ohio voters must register by April 3 to vote on May 2. Registration stays valid unless moving within a precinct, changing address or name, or skipping two consecutive years. New mail change of name law effective March 23 1972. Party affiliation not required.
The Ohio General Assembly labs in committee with limited voting output this week. Bills seek a Legislative Welfare Auditor, funding for a Meigs County two year high school coal mining tech course, premarriage blood and sickle cell testing, and broader state reorganizations. Senate Bill 391 covers township road districts amid transportation reforms. Public welfare stamping becomes mandatory statewide. environmental protection reshapes through House Bills 411 and 390.
The Local Government Committee heard four bills including a decree to quiet title, a deputy sheriff staffing rule, and a water sewer cost sharing measure. Other topics include constitutional change proposals and budget actions from the House Ways and Means panel. The Poet's Nook features original poems and reprints with author contact details for contributions.
Parson Jones likens church life to a football game criticizing members who stand idle or quit. He urges active faith under Jesus as coach, proposing church layout with goal posts and a scoreboard to symbolize spiritual goals.
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