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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1977
Page
4
Editorial argues that raising the no bid and notice limit from 2000 to 6000 without bidding risks higher costs and potential for shady deals. It urges officials to oppose House Bill 561, noting bidding saves money and public notice protects taxpayers, urging representation to keep bidding practices intact.
Judy Coffey says staying indoors with air conditioning keeps her cool and she enjoys swimming and drinking cold liquids. Debbie Avery, visiting Clermont County from St Thomas, says she cools off by lying on the beach and that she also does so in winter.
In observance of National Small Business Week May 22–28 the Clermont Courier highlights the American role of small, independent businesses on Main Street U.S.A. and their historic resilience. The piece notes long battle with federal regulation, calls for policy that favors small firms, and urges citizens to support freedoms and responsibilities as American business owners.
County leaders join national business groups to celebrate World Trade Week 1977 highlighting Clermont County exports as engines of local jobs income and growth. The message urges readiness for international markets and supportive federal trade policies.
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio, a Second Class post paper since 1870, is published by Clermont Publishing Co at 385 W Main St. Deadline for news items is noon Monday. Subscriptions cost 1 year 5.20, 6 months 3.90, elsewhere 7.60. newsstand 15 cents.
The editor records the replacement of a Batavia editor’s van with over 80 000 stop and go miles and 25 000 passengers in 3 1/2 years. Steve sent a postcard to the Courier office while on sightseeing. A quoted note from Steve praises Batavia and his job.
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