Williamsburg Mickey Mouse Committees Draw Fire in Interview
Council member Cowdrey labeled the Civil Defense and Parks and Recreation Committees as Mickey Mouse in a Cincinnati Post interview. He argued the two bodies are distant from basic civic goals. Proposals urge improving accessible areas and boosting village morale.
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Cowdrey
Cincinnati Post
Mickey Mouse Committees
Mickey Mouse
Civil Defense Committee
Parks and Recreation Committee
Williamsburg
Mickey Mouse Committee
Not Here for He Is Risen A Note on Resurrection Truth
The excerpt cites biblical verses from Matt 28 6 and I Cor 15 14 19 stressing Christ’s resurrection. It contrasts living faith with futile belief if Christ is not risen and discusses the first and second resurrections as described in Rev 20 4 5 and John 5 25 29. It emphasizes the empty tomb as the guarantee of resurrection and invites readers to consider which resurrection they will share in.
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Christ
Peter
God
Editorial note on high pressure magazine sales in Batavia
Editor recounts an incident in Batavia where a young salesperson used pressure tactics to push magazine subscriptions during a ride and questioned the observer’s car and photography interests. The piece weaves in local politics, a candidate for County Auditor, and remarks on federal tax money funding personal expenses, ending with travel fare notes from Trailways Inc.
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Batavia
National Foundation March of Dimes on genetic services and prenatal diagnosis
The National Foundation March of Dimes reaffirms support for genetic services and prenatal diagnosis including amniocentesis. It notes the public trust and funding, with 150 grants totaling 4 million dollars in genetic research, and calls for expanded access to prenatal testing for high risk women.
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National Foundation-March of Dimes
Republican opposition to H.R. 11274 on tuition tax credits
The Republican Policy Committee opposes House action on H.R. 11274 the Middle Income Student Assistance Act under suspension of the rules arguing it blocks amendments and serves Carter administration and Democrat leadership aims to curb middle income relief. It notes rising education costs and a push for tuition tax credits as a remedy while criticizing autocratic procedural moves and urging Congress to reflect the will of the people with proper debate.
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Republican Policy Committee
House
Carter
United States
Senate
Congress
Carter Administration
The Sounds of My Kids by Sherry WeisMan
Early morning awakenings echo the kids overhead as play turns to relief when the bus sounds end the noise. The speaker longs for quiet after dawn chores and the kids depart, missing the lively racket and family warmth that comes with their presence.
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Paul Nobis
New Rich
James Campbell
Clermont College
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Trailways Inc. Buslines
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