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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1976
Page
4
Editorial lauds Goshen Local School District voters for approving the levy to fund operations for the coming years. It argues robust funding protects education, property values, and local economy, urging other Clermont County districts to follow the example and support schools.
The Norfolk and Western Railway seeks land from Cincinnati to Portsmouth for a double track to move freight for Clermont County and neighbors. The plan will require replacing many bridges and rebuilding roadbeds as the railroad expands its coal transport role.
Letter writers criticize John Coyne for a tank campaign featuring a Nazi symbol. They question his judgment and urge respect for WWII sacrifices. Editor notes Clermont County levy for recreation centers and CAPHC endorsement. Residents urged to vote yes for the 0.5 mill recreational levy on June 8.
Editor reflects on parking space rules for campaigns and SR 222 reopening after a landslide near Batavia. Announced: Monroe Township Historic Landmark and Cemetery Tour on Sunday May 30 at 2 p.m. starting Spring Grove Churchyard with cemeteries in Laurel Pt Pleasant Mt Zion Franklin Monroe Nicholsville. Booklet sales and tour details also noted. West Clermont Junior Womens Club cancels bicycle contest for Memorial Day Parade with plans to resume next year.
The Clermont Courier details include publisher Glen A Schoonover and editor Steve Kemme with Susan Metzger and Shelia Tepe as staff reporters. Ads rate requests, circulation manager Kathy Shelton, and general deadlines are noted.
Batavia columnist Charles Remsey says public attention to candidate statements is uneven and many voters ignore remarks. He argues that exposure varies and public sentiment may not mirror true support.
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