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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1985
Page
4
More than half of Clermont County's registered voters did not vote on Tuesday. When including unregistered yet eligible residents, the result shows a democratic system where less than half of the people influence policy. The piece urges civic engagement to protect life, property values, and wallets.
Readers call for warning labels on record albums to guide parents and protect minors from explicit material. Many cite Prince and similar artists, arguing labels help avoid exposure to obscene themes and perverted sex, with some urging a 60 second broadcast response and weekend submission.
Judith Shapiro’s two line excerpt in the My Turn column two weeks ago was truncated. The missing sentences would read that Louisville has only one developmentally disabled child in a family and options for adults include group homes for no more than four persons along with alternatives like shared supervised apartments shared homes and various family arrangements.
A Clermont County official criticizes budget rules in a debt relief program, noting drastic cuts and all or nothing decisions that ignore growing caseloads. He cites a 1.3 million budget supporting energy aid, child services, and health programs, with 30 000 residents served and 50 employees, urging policy shifts to preserve basic needs and maternal child health funding.
A letter expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during illness and death of the writer's husband. Special thanks to Elder Cliff Gillman and the Maham Funeral Home for help and support.
The Clermont Courier lists editorial office address and phone numbers, office hours, news submission deadline, and contact guidance for submitted material. It includes letters policy, advertising contacts, circulation, and subscription rates with mailing address for orders and changes.
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