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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1978
Page
4
Local page lists names Terry Young Rick Crawer and Kathy Fiteparick among readers and contributors. The fragmentary text suggests community recognition within the Clermont Courier, with unclear additional context or roles for the named individuals.
The piece blends a personal diary of car cleaning frustrations with local news notes. It mentions dust from Route 32 and US 50, a bad car day, a lottery winner in Williamsville, a United Clothing Drive donation, and Ted Strickland's campaign in Clermont County with debate plans and lunch remarks.
A discussion on how beliefs arise, arguing the Bible and Holy Spirit align with conscience. It cites scriptures from John and First Corinthians to claim clear moral guidance and a general principle for actions, urging readers to seek divine direction over social or parental authority.
Congressman William H. Harsha argues against a BATF proposal for centralized gun registration. He notes 13 defeats in a decade, cites costly 700 000 annual reports, and warns it violates Congress's will and individual privacy. Hearings set for May 3 and 4 amid broader concerns over federal overreach.
The Columbus report notes House Bill 1062 passes 31 to 2, adding calamity days rules for Ohio schools. It clarifies minimum open school days, waivers, and penalties for districts failing to meet attendance, with emergency clause effective on the Governor's signature. The bill allows districts with 172 days and eight calamity days to meet minimums, and outlines adjustments for days lost January 20 26 27 1978, with waivers tied to June 16 and potential Saturday or Memorial Day makeups.
The Williamsburg High School Band Majorettes and Drill Team will travel to Florissant Missouri a St Louis suburb on May 6 for the 16th Valley of Flowers Festival parade. The 75 member unit directed by Tim Holt and Julie Hess will stay May 6 through 8 with sightseeing including Six Flags Over Mid America.
A slide presentation on the Alaska Wilderness with a brief talk on the Alaska National Interest Lands Act HB 39 is set for May 8 in the Glen Este High School Cafeteria. The event runs 7:30 to 9 p.m. and is free to the public. Call Robert Terwillegar at 831-0147 or Kath ie Hagist at 891-5118 for information.
Local government leaders including county administrators and village coordinators push for federal money to fund jobs recreation and general improvements. The piece notes widespread eagerness nationwide while warning against overreliance on grants and blurred planning language.
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