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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1987
Page
8
Clermont County commissioners face hard choice on reforming water and sewer charges. Builders fear higher tap-in fees or system capacity charges while ratepayers worry about steeper bills when the new schedule takes effect in June. Officials seek a compromise to fund the system without stifling growth.
The Cincinnati Suburban Press notes the death of Harry Stapler, a respected professional who redesigned the paper and helped shape its modern, unfettered Eye. He advised Gainesville Sun mentors, taught journalism, and was remembered as intelligent, affable, and welcoming of ideas.
A reader says Bakker revelations lessen desire to support televangelists or the church. They question pastors wealth and fear televised charity is misused, contrasting with Jesus lifestyle and urging donation to a local church instead.
East edition header and contact notes show submission guidance for news items and letters. Provides address Courier-Press Cincinnati Batavia Pike Ohio 45244 and office hours 8:30 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday. The fragment outlines editorial division and submission process.
Former Amelia High graduates recall the late 1960s era from music to fashion. They describe dress codes, car culture, and a shift toward social protests tied to Vietnam and Civil Rights, while valuing lasting friendships and school life. Rick Crawford reports for Cincinnati Suburban Press.
In Batavia during the week of August 12 to 17 1895 the 45th annual Clermont County Teachers' Institute convened with lodging charges at four dollars for the full session. Street cleanup complaints by the editor highlighted Batavia’s disarray amid preparations, while local rail and horse racing mentions echoed regional activity.
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