Church council urges shift from military to human needs economy
The Ohio Council of Churches General Board asks Congress to cut 1976 military spending by 15 billion dollars and reduce overseas forces by 100000. It opposes the B 1 bomber, favors tax cuts and social expenditures, and backs farm workers organizing legislation while continuing the lettuce and grapes boycott. Governor Rhodes urged to restart the Migrant Affairs Committee with staff and orders.
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Carlton N. Weber
Ohio Council of Churches
General Board
Congress
United States
California
Gallo
James Rhodes
Governors Migrant Affairs Committee
Gilligan
Editors Notebook and Local Updates From Clermont County
The column notes corrections on a church identification next to Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Church. It highlights upcoming features by Reporter Steve Kemme on Loveland and Bethel, a Fishing Report at Stonelick Lake, and a county wide amateur photo contest with four winners to be published in The Courier in July. It mentions a tour of East Fork Reservoir on May 29, the Hawaii trip for county officials, and a new Ohio Energy Development Authority proposal by Governor Rhodes.
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Dr Baker
Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Church
New Richmond
Old Christian Church
Steve Kemme
Loveland
The
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Bethel
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Stonelick Lake
Courer
Hawaii
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Clermont Chamber of Commerce
East Fork Reservoir
Speaks
James Rhodes
House
Senate
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Reba Gilbert
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Clermont Courier Batavia Ohio information and staff
The Clermont Courier in Batavia Ohio publishes weekly with deadlines for news noon Monday and ads noon Tuesday. It lists circulation rates 64.00 per year in Hamilton County and surrounding area, and credits Jerald Fortney as publisher with Glen Schoonover, William Schickel, Radice, Boiwin, Harig Jr., and Diana Shelton among staff.
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Clean-Up in Williamsburg Village Declared A Success
Mayor Don Hiler hailed the Williamsburg Village Clean-Up as a notable success with 40 to 45 truckloads of rubbish brush and junk removed by the street department. The council thanked citizens for cooperation as the two day event came in under $210 total cost with a $5 per load dumping fee.
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Williamsburg
Don Hiler
Hiler
Newtonsville
Mr. Softee
Cross St
Main St
Cedarville Road
Environmental Protection Agency
Newtownsville
Ohioans Seek A People’s Third Party
Letter from Victor W. Simpson of Cincinnati Ohio argues for the formation of a new third party. He contends that waning trust in Democrats and Republicans drives middle Americans to unite under a party that is truly of and for the people and not aligned with existing groups.
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Ohio
America
Womans Party
John Birch Society
Irish Party
Village Letters Highlight Local Pride and New Political Party
A Newtonsville resident defends local post office and civic services while critiquing coverage, cites well kept streets and active departments, and urges tree planting. A second letter announces a forthcoming Ohio political party and calls for names and organizers.
Nurse thanks supporters as she nears nursing board
Bettina J. Baurichter expresses gratitude for encouragement and prayers during graduation from Bethesda School of Nursing. She plans to take the state board test on May 11 and credits patients, friends, and especially parents for the help received.
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Bethesda School of Nursing
Bettina J. Baurichter
Ohio
Pike
Readers urged to send letters to The Clermont Courier
The Clermont Courier invites readers to express views by writing letters to the editor. Submit correspondence to The Clermont Courier at 385 W Main St Batavia 45103 for publication consideration.
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Clermont Publishing Co
W. Main St
Batavia
Ohio
Clermont Courier
Loveland Seeks District Merger and School Change
A petition in Loveland sought a switch from Clermont to Hamilton County for school governance, needing 75 percent support. If approved by Hamilton County board within 30 days, Loveland would become a single district. the Clermont vote was unanimous in favor.
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Loveland
Clermon C County
Hamilton
County Board of Education
Hamilton County Board of Education
Hamilton County Board
Batavia
Green Mill
Round Bottom Road
Newtown
Margaret Kramer
Thelma Searls
Union Township
Thomas Clepper
Elmo Durbin
Peter Kechter
Pierce Township
Mt. Carmel School
Paul W. Eber
Chris Rosenhoffer
Clermont County
West Point
Rodney Mosbacker
Batavia High School
West Point Military Academy
William H. Harsha
Columbus column questions new school funds and strikes
The Columbus report notes inaccuracies in new school funding figures from SB 170 and reports hearings on the bill in the House. It covers Columbus Public Schools' $275,000 in new money, calls for veto if property tax changes fail, and outlines public employee collective bargaining bill SB 70 moving to the House with arbitration and union rights, while the author opposes strikes.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
John Ellis
Public Employment Citizens Advisory Council
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