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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1982
Page
4
Massachusetts Governor Edward King criticizes supply side economics while praising tax cuts and Proposition 22. The speech covers Ohio measures on criminal offense specifics, mental health coverage, taxation refunds, Carnation Week, and extending limitations for tax refunds with contact details included.
State Representative John O'Brien announced the Ohio House approved House Bill 684 to revamp the public defender law. It shifts appointment to at the pleasure of the commission, bans staff attorneys from private practice, limits representation to liberty-deprivation proceedings, adds defender discretion for incarcerated clients, and increases local county contracting options to improve efficiency and reduce costs. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
From March 16 to 17 eighty one Ohio county Farm Bureau presidents will meet with congressional leaders and government officials in Washington to discuss agriculture economy. Major topics include Farmers Home Administration issues agricultural exports bargaining food safety and self employed health insurance deductions.
A reader column argues the world faces real dangers from drunken driving and global conflict, but the greatest peril is spiritual loss without salvation. It cites Bible verses to urge belief in Christ and warns of tribulation and judgment, urging letters to the editor on wide topics.
MS Readathon uses mascot Mystery Sleuth a reading drive across Monroe New Richmond St Bernadette Williamsburg and Clermont Northeastern schools to boost MS awareness and sponsor funds. Student reps lead reads March through April 4 with past five years tally of 380000 books and 300000 dollars raised for MS research and services. Contact local MS Chapter 221 5200 for details. Hank Bayou returns to Clermont County after touring with The Arizona Heat band in the southwestern US.
Americans donate over 26 billion to charities in the past year as private organizations join new social service programs. A Private Sector Initiatives Task Force, led by the Administrator, pulls together business government and nonprofit leaders to study private provision of services such as garbage collection ambulance and fire services and inland waterways to reduce costs and foster models for communities nationwide. The effort pushes public private cooperation to cut waste deregulate and expand volunteer programs while maintaining essential government roles.
Twenty two ladies at Dobbins Nursing Home hosted a Valentine Rock and Roll Jam for the American Heart Association on February 14. Prince Charming arrived at 2 pm with flowers for each lady, and Jeffrey Sittason was crowned the first charm. A poem for him by Joan McFarlan, a frog with a Hershey kiss, and Sgt. Burger from New Richmond Police Department helped manage traffic on Main Street. Residents and guests, including Mayor Betty Hinson and candidate Sue Fisher, enjoyed performances by Anita Brose and others, with Cynthia Jones, age 97, giving kisses for 97 cents and planning to return in eight years for a dollar. Refreshments followed.
Education executive argues against sale of student recognition in Who's Who Among American High School Students. NASSP outlines honor society ethics, scholarship grants, and nonprofit status while contrasting publishers profit model.
The Clermont County Extension Service 4 H invites entries for a T shirt design contest with a chance to win a 1982 Clermont County Fair T Shirt in each available color. Submit by March 19 including name address phone and age if under 18 to 76 S Riverside Batavia Oh 45103. The winner will be notified after April 4. This contest is open to everyone.
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