Harsha reveals Sixth District survey results on major policy prefers
Congressman William H. Harsha releases tabulations from 150000 mailed surveys showing broad support for capital punishment consumer protection agency and NATO reduction while backing minimum wage hikes and government reorganization. Majority also favor revenue sharing oppose extra gas tax for mass transit and doubt executive overreach with 51.1 percent saying Congress has delegated too much authority.
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William H. Harsha
Ohio
U.S
NATO
Congress
Executive Branch
Whiteoak Creek
Brown County
Harsha
Clermont County
America
Europe
Consumer Protection Agency
Looking Ahead to Faith and Freedom After Vietnam
Dr. George Benson reflects on a Vietnam POW return and the Apollo 8 moon moment as calls to moral renewal. He cites Staff Sgt. Gail M. Kerns kissing American soil, critiques loss of faith and moral decline, and urges adherence to God, country, and liberty to strengthen society.
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Borman, Lovell
Anders
Gail M. Kerns
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Army Gage
America
Kerns
Northietnam
Supreme Court
Frank Borman
Mikes
Gail Kerns
Laugh and Live Longer Silenced Exchange
A playful dialogue about belief and plausibility unfolds as a host defends a dog against suspicion. The exchange mixes humor with social banter, hinting at themes of trust, vanity, and companionship.
Born to Mr and Mrs William Woodruff LeRoy Thomas
In Look Backward section a birth notice announces the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Woodruff (Helen Middler) on April 21. the baby will be named LeRoy Thomas. The item reflects local society notices from Williamsburg.
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Isabel
William Woodruff
Helen Middler
LeRoy Thomas
Williamsburg
Dover Progressive Club
Agnes Smith
Callie Wilson
Vesta Club
E. H. Widing
Palestine
Ralph Fuhr
Arthur Ruffner
MT. Holly
Jewel Tarvin
Hamilet Bock Club
Floyd Ferree
Cincinnati
Page Dawson
Batavia High School
Batavia Opera House
Joan Car
Wilma Lewis
Madge Carr
Mary V. Jamieson
Caroline Carr
Gertrude Wilson
Willoughby Nelson Hauch
Jack Coogan
Max Seyler
Jamieson
Ralph Kain
Spelain
Allen Bauer
Joe Thompson
Aaron Anstaett
McKay
Earl Henning
Clancy
Olin Ashton
Batavia
Pink tights spark church divorce in Newark tale
The Courier describes a Cincinnati trip ending in heartbreak for a father and a dramatic divorce case in Newark. Mrs Montgomery, now Tulip of the Geeza Burlesque, abandoned family life for stage fame, while husband Thomas E Montgomery seeks legal action to end their marriage after years of conflict.
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Washington D. H
Wright
Thomas E. Montgomery
Newark
Montgomery-Abbott
Geeza Burlesque Company
Montgomery
Tulip
Letters From Home Encourage Ohio Girls Adoption Plan Support
A Portsmouth Ohio reader praises the Ohio Girls Adoption Plan seen in the Los Angeles Times and notes pride in Amelia High School alumni. The letter underscores distant hometown ties and urges continued civic connection.
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California
Los Angeles Times
Amelia
Ohio
Frank
Amelia High School
UPI
Cora King Tredge
Frank A
Summit St
Portsmouth
Fertilizer Stock Up Advised For Clermont Farmers
Clermont County ASC official Carl Ungelhuem urges farmers to stock up on fertilizer now amid possible distribution bottlenecks. He cites transportation limits, storage space needs, wet weather delays, and higher demand from favorable prices. Beef, pork, and lamb production in February also fell versus last year due to fewer cattle and hogs slaughtered.
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Clermont County
Carl F. Ungelhaem
Ungelhaem
ASCS
County
Ungelhuem
U.S
Clermont Courier Page 9 May 3 1973
Local newspaper page 9 from May 3 1973 in Clermont presents brief items and notices. Readable items include community notices and short local updates typical of a midweek edition.
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The
Clermont Courier
Bible Version Debate Sparks Plain Language Rhetoric
A column argues against evolution within scripture and defends King James Bible supremacy, criticizing modern translations as corruptions. It promotes textual authority and calls for readers to submit poems and verses to The Poet's Nook editor, Mrs. Edna Hamilton.
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God the Holy Spirit
Jesus Christ
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Walking On Hot Air Sermon From Parson Jones
Parson Jones writes about a sermon titled Walking On Hot Air using Jesus walking on water as a text. He critiques excuses and hot air in church life including money, alibis, and stalled programs while noting the rising heat of summer and his struggle to walk on hot air himself.
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Jesus
Hezekiah
Ellie Nicklesinger
Brother George
Ben Twist
Ben
Big Slim
Doctor Chargewright
Parson Jones
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Dr. George $. Benson
National Education
Searcy
Arkansas
Smith
Anna Rosenweig
Mildred Bratner Hunt
Francis Yeager
Marie Lipps Auxier
Hildred Edwards
Mae Smith Beard
Margaret Sillett Marck
Elsie Bennett Carter
Pauline Mattox
Genevieve Smith Osterholtz
Kathleen Ward
Marguerite Reed Auxier
Kathryn Auxier Lemon
Ellen Reynolds Lamb
Glenna Caleiron
Evelyn Wheeler Calaway
Carrie Rinehardt Curtis
Dorothy Glover Billingsley
Margaret Ingalls Teegarden
Dorothy Nichols
Dale Hultz Rust
Alice Bennett Lamb
Mina Faul
Olive Hunt Davison
Ruth Snider Fiscus
Lulu Figgins Glover
Leeda Miller
Sycamore Street
Hearthstone
West
Irene Hassebrock
Clermont
East
Midwest
Florida
Food For
Paul Varney
Harry Lazarus
Saturday Evening Post
Grandpa Redbeard
Nook
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