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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1976
Page
4
The piece critiques a city council public debate on an 11 p.m. curfew for 13 to 17 year olds. It argues against punishing all 150000 Cincinnati teens for a few misbehaving individuals and urges positive action rather than punitive measures.
Canon dedication ceremonies report Clermont County raised 736545.91 in 1925 up from 682551.36 in 1924. Eva Hickey of Milford cited as AP foster mother of 30 children. Wilmington awarded a 50000 general contract for Bethel Tate brick building with twelve classrooms dining room and kitchen. New Richmond checks truckers drivers PUCO compliance with fines totaling 185 and 11 violators. Village council plans removal of East Fork Valley area for road and bridge project.
A May 8 Cincinnati Enquirer Readers Views piece by Sarah Lee Dunn critiques Carter’s grasp of word significance and the real purpose of the U S president’s office, arguing a lack of understanding evident in his campaign rhetoric.
A letter argues Jimmy Carter should place Christ first in life and leadership, contending religion is not private and citing Old and New Testament verses. It endorses Christian principles as essential to public service and references OKI conference details and past scandals to urge faith-driven governance.
A historical sketch describes the 1787 Philadelphia Convention drafting a new framework for the United States. It notes debates over central power, representation, and election methods, final signing on September 17 1787, and features checks and balances, separation of powers, veto, impeachment, treaties, and war powers with emphasis on collective state and elite interests.
The Batavia county office building on Riverside Road uses a security system with alarms after hours. Report notes elevators locked on upper floors and limited access for county employees, with commissioners moving in and planning first session amid security questions. Johnnie D. Allen of Camp Dennison arrested Friday afternoon for cutting circles in a lawn between the community service center and county engineer’s office on S.R. 22.
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