Clermont County Voters Face Four Tax Levies for Justice Centers
An editorial urges Clermont County residents to approve four levies on June 8 to fund the construction and operation of adult and juvenile justice centers. It notes overcrowding at the 1939 jail, outlines proposed capacities and facilities, and explains the lack of state funds. The piece stresses impact on quality of life without new detention and rehabilitation facilities.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Clermont
Editor notes and county happenings around Clermont County
The piece notes a sheriff campaign sign linked to John Coyne with Nazi imagery, claims of nonassociation, and mentions Pegleg White's Old Salve from the Clermont County Historical Society. It also previews the society meeting on June 18 with Mrs. Victor Frame discussing pioneer home building. The National Bicentennial Wagon Train will parade May 30 through Batavia and New Richmond with 37 wagons, 600 horses, Civil War cavalry, and local color guards. New Richmond High School will lead.
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Pegleg White
Clermont County Historical Society
American Medical Association
the County Historical Society
Victor Frame
Batavia
New Richmond
Clermont County
Birthday honors and town events fill Batavia calendar
Frank Smith hosted relatives for his birthday. The dedication of a captured German cannon to be marked by Legion registration, parade, and a Batavia ball game. Batavia summer band concerts begin June first Thursday near the courthouse. Williamsburg Alumni Banquet set for May 26 with 1951 graduates honored. Bethel AA Baseball rallied to a 3 2 win over Owensville. Mayor urges flag displays May 30 to August 7 for servicemen. Williamsville Tabasco student Bob Schuster wins safety slogan contest.
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Court House Yard
Batavia
Williamsburg Alumni Association
Williamsburg High School
Wally Johnson
Bob Schuster
Williamsville-Tabasco
Ruth Rennekamp
PTA
Nuclear power debate and road usage letters
A reader defends nuclear energy as essential to future growth, urging trust in safety regulators and warning against anti nuclear groups. The letter cites population growth and energy demand, and argues for developing nuclear power to avoid food and economic hardship.
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United States
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Moscow
Ohio
Zimmer
Richard M. O'Neill
Clermont Courier notices and staffing details
The Clermont Courier lists deadlines for news at noon Monday and advertising at noon Tuesday. Subscription rates are 1 year 5.20, 6 months 3.90, elsewhere 7.60 with newsstand 15 cents. Publisher Glen A. Schoonover. Editor Steve Kemme. Staff Reporters Shellie Tepe and William J. Advertising Mgr.
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Clermont
Brown
Hamiliton
Glen A. Schoonover
Steve Kemme
Susan Metzger
Shellie Tepe
Wiliam J. Advertising
Mgr. Ee
Goshen High seniors graduation moved to stadium
The Goshen High School graduation for the class of 1976 was shifted from the gym to the stadium. Attendees and some parents yelled at students during the processional and disrespected speakers and honorees, despite the class being the largest and highest achieving yet.
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Goshen High School
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