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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
9
An eighth grade student offers a devotional on John 3 16 emphasizing God loving the world and giving his son so believers gain everlasting life in God’s kingdom. A closing prayer thanks God for life on earth and for human abilities.
Rep Harsha profiles Cathy Butler of McDermott Ohio as the state's Americanism contest winner. The Northwest High senior toured Washington landmarks and will visit the Capitol, Williamsburg and government agencies after a state competition testing knowledge of government and the flag.
The piece explains how county and state central committees are elected in even years and their power to fill vacancies and nominate candidates. It contrasts official party rules with criticisms of planned antiwar demonstrations linked to Communist groups aiming to defeat Nixon in 1972.
The Ohio House passed a bill to completely revise the state criminal code after seven years of study. The 151 page measure repeals more than 700 sections and adds about 300 new ones to streamline justice and modernize enforcement.
The Capitol reports broadening conflict of interest laws and a statute of limitations for criminal filings. Private gambling allowed with limits, obscenity laws tightened, and a plan to reorganize the mental hygiene system into two departments. A constitutional amendment to revise Assembly efficiency appears on the ballot, alongside a lottery measure. The Poet's Nook column features poems by W N Hodgson and a request to submit original work.
A stitched-together column reports fickle spring weather, catfish fishing along East Fork, rising radio phone service demand, a birthday party for Evelyn Evanshine, and a Mayor Branaugh wedding ceremony where Elmer Hill marries a 16-year-old bride amid a vivid description of attire and scene.
A religious reflection links the crucifixion to modern readers warning of judgment and prophecy. It contrasts Judas and curious bystanders with belief, cites Revelation and Matthew themes, and asserts the ongoing relevance of Jesus Christ in the twentieth century.
A letter from Parson Jones uses a humorous taxon of dog ear clipping and tail docking to critique human concerns and church priorities. He notes his son asks if dogs go to heaven and ponders biblical references while vowing kinder treatment for his wife, children, and the dog.
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