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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1972
Page
9
Editorial urges dog owners to prevent roaming due to property damage livestock fear and danger to the animal. It notes many neighbor complaints and warns roaming dogs face traffic injuries fights or traps. Keep pets safe and respect neighbors. by Mrs. Jan Traganos.
Representative William H Harsha notes the passing of J Edgar Hoover, marking the end of an era for the FBI. He lauds Hoover for transforming the agency into a capable crime fighting force and highlights landmark programs such as centralized fingerprint records, the FBI Laboratory, the National Academy, and the National Crime Information Center.
A reader urges halting the Zimmer Power Plant project citing safety concerns about radiation and genetic impact. The letter questions expert consensus, calls for broader examination, and urges safer alternatives and local action to protect children and future generations.
The passage argues against destructive means like nuclear power for jobs and urges guiding children to enjoy night and darkness while learning conservation. It emphasizes intelligence and notes humanity once lived without electricity but not without air.
An explanation of the ballot chain from voter handoff to final totals. It describes stub verification, secrecy, counting by partisan pairs, tallying by clerks, sealing, and transporting ballots to the board of elections where precinct, county, and state totals are computed to elect officials.
Milford new water rates took effect May 1 with a $1 minimum for 300 gallons or less. Over 3000 gallons cost 30 cents per 1000 gallons, and out-of-town users pay 40 cents per 1000 gallons.
A Capitol report outlines weeks of action on plans to set up a separate Environmental Protection Agency a new Department of Transportation and a bill to equalize real estate property taxes.
A humorous riff on humankind trying to name and tame mysteries from electricity to God. The piece criticizes the urge to simplify complex ideas with tidy labels and highlights a preacher’s push to “name it” as a con game. Includes notes on Ohio politics and a poetry submission segment from The Poet's Nook.
A devotional piece likens sowing seeds to spreading God s word, noting human effort in plant breeding while stressing divine provision for harvest. It cites Genesis and Gospel verses about life, growth, and faith, urging readers to consider the soil of their hearts as the word is sown worldwide.
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