Cancer Society drive urged in Clermont County area
Editorial urges local support for the American Cancer Society in Clermont County. Volunteers will visit businessmen to raise funds for county unit operations and national research, highlighting local impact, ongoing community services, and the need for $42,000 this year.
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Cancer Society
Clermont County
American Cancer Society
The
Standing Crusade
Don White
Clermont
Hamilton
Ohio
Batavia
United States
National Cancer Institute
Cancer Crusade
Inflation and public pay raises stir editorials on housing
A letter to the editor condemns inflation and defends against $50 citizen rebates while criticizing lawmakers raises. It argues government pay increases were driven by Ford era logic to attract qualified staff, notes back door implementation, questions integrity, and warns greed undercuts honest service.
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Congress
Mailbag on public service and patriotism in elections
The writer defends political service as a patriotic sacrifice, citing figures like Benjamin Franklin and Eddy Rickenbacker, and noting women and volunteers who served without pay in civic groups and wartime effort. He urges voters to demand that congressional seats be for service, not ease or graft.
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Benjamin Franklin
Charles Lindbergh
Eddie Rickenbacker
Congress
Editor’s notebook on MosCow Zimmer plant and local events
The Zimmer Nuclear Power Station tour with Clermont County Chamber of Commerce impressed a lay reader with the plant’s scale and future entombment. Neville plans Homecoming August 12 13 14 with Civil War reenactment and Mothers Day Decoration Day flower stands along SR 52. A speed limit reminder from Rose Edie accompanies the event notices. North Monroe Civic Association may donate Fair Oaks Road property to Monroe Township for a public park with athletic fields and life squad housing, pending Prosecuting Attorney approval.
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Zimmer
Moscow
Clermont County Chamber of Commerce
Neville
Rose Edie
North Monroe Civic Association
Fair Oaks Road
Berry Road
Monroe Township
Hospital plans meeting to discuss Clermont County needs
A May 2 panel discussed ways to achieve a Clermont County Hospital. Participants included Clermont County Hospital Citizens, the County Medical Society, William Wolfe of the Ohio Division of Health and Medical Facilities, and county planner Donald Buckley. Arnold Stumpf was chosen as county auditor to replace the late H Earl Metzger. James Ankrom and Ken Moppin received honors at Ohio Boys State and Ford fund scholarships respectively. William Bick was hired as principal of Clermont Northeastern Middle School.
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Arnold Stumpf
Clermont County
H. Earl Metzger
James Ankrom
William Ankrom
Goshen
Clermont Northeastern High School
William Bick
Bethel
Clermont Northeastern
Clermont Courier historical postage and contact details
Clermont Courier records indicate second class postage paid at Batavia Ohio with weekly Thursday publication. It lists address 385 W Main St Batavia OH 45103 phone numbers 732-1414 and 732-1415, publisher Glen A Schoonover editor Steve Kemme and Kathy Shelton classified manager with subscription rates 1 year 5.20 six months 3.90 elsewhere 7.80 and newsstands 15 cents.
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Batavia
Ohio
Clermont Courier
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
W. Main St
Clermont
Brown
Hamilton Counties
Glen A. Schoonover
Steve Kemme
Kathy Shelton
Salary increases in Congress unfair
To the editor, the Courier housing code proposal by planning director Buckley deserves thorough review. Many rely on Social Security and rent, making higher codes unaffordable. With energy costs, maintenance, and health concerns tied to water, the public welfare seems sacrificed to tax revenue.
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the Courier
Donald Buckley
Planning Commission
Commission
Cincinnati
Public Water Service
Public opinion on teacher salaries in Cincinnati and New Richmond
Mrs. Jack Kelch of Cincinnati argues teachers deserve more pay, noting her five grandchildren and four in school. New Richmond resident Burdette Robins says salaries are comparable to other jobs and supports teachers’ heavy responsibilities. Williamsville’s Kyle Stevens supports higher starting pay, proposing $8,000 annually with raises based on ability.
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Jack Kelch
Cincinnati
Burdette Robins
New Richmond
Kyle Stevens
Williamsville
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