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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1973
Page
9
The piece cites Brimmer arguing federal minimum wage laws raise youth unemployment from 15 to 19 year olds and hinder hiring. It recalls older workers' first jobs often paid little but offered crucial entry, urging Washington to consider Brimmer's views.
The piece argues that danger to free press comes from growing chain ownership and media slant rather than courts or government. It cites the Nixon Administration versus Washington Post and New York Times, noting selective reporting in Vietnam coverage and the legal limits on reporter testimony.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will headline the National Education Program's 36th Freedom Forum on April 12 at the American Heritage Center Harding College Searcy Arkansas. The event aims to discuss the responsibilities of the news media in a free society with journalists and critics speaking alongside Agnew.
The Batavia Women’s softball team posed for a formal portrait after winning the county league championship in 1948. The image includes coach Mr. Jacobs, manager Bill Bishop, players Stella Newberry Lola Jacobs Better Miller Betty Pringle June Schultz Helen Maurice and others, with six year-old Doug Garner pictured. Photo courtesy of Bob Pierce.
March 13 play Everybody's Crazy Now at Amelia School Auditorium drew a capacity crowd and offers for future shows. Proceeds will aidMt Holly Christian Church improvements. Cast members and organizers listed include Mrs Sue Church Paul Cann Mrs Alice Kelsey Harold Tarvin and more.
A narrator recalls a surreal dream where peanut butter and onions trigger visions of cockroaches intently watching television. The scene shifts to a family of bugs arguing over dining rooms and the loss of human conversation as TV dominates, ending with a note on waking to the real world.
The text discusses figures such as James Bormann and Robert Novak at WCCO TV in Minneapolis and quotes Kevin P. Phillips and Miss Efron. It mentions immunity for newsmen and a forum on the communications industry as a public duty. Transcript dissemination is planned following grand jury subpoenas.
A religious reflection on spiritual steadiness, arguing that true foundation comes from Christ, not denominations or human doctrine. It cites Eph 4 14 Cor 3 11 and II Tim 1 12 to urge personal faith over inherited labels and changing creeds.
Representative William H. Harsha argues amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders remains unthinkable despite peace talks and U.S. withdrawal. He cites lower estimates of dodgers, rejects any amnesty precedent, noting Civil War-era actions as not comparable to current draft evasion cases.
A sensational tale of two Yankee players and wives swapping partners drew headlines for its rarity and secrecy. Analysts note marriage odds remain low and divorces common, while military discipline and amnesty debates contrast with private matters.
A collection of humorous quips and exchanges. A tall man seeks lifeguard work but cannot swim, while a dinner bill joke ends with a burst of chaos and a pun. The anecdotes showcase quick wit and social chatter from everyday encounters.
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