Editor's notebook The Courier Reports Early Election Returns
The Courier claims it was first among seven county papers to publish election results on the new stands. A team effort and thanks to Bill Over and Diana for preparing the lead story and totals. The Board of Elections closed at 11 p.m. Tuesday. Nichols and Jerry Over aided distribution.
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Winter prep notes from a blizzard era gardener
A first person winter garden diary mentions mild forecasts after a severe blizzard scare. The writer talks of winter tasks like storing kitchen waste and wood ashes, plus garden shelter and mixing in odd birds, reflecting anxious prep and practical improvisation.
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Batavia Senior Wins State High School Competition
A 17 year old Batavia senior, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hazlett Sr, wins a state competition advancing to face other high school winners for four scholarships and a chance at a $10 000 award.
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Robert Hazlett
Seven District Senate Report on Juvenile Reform Costs
The seventh district report notes H.R. 460 on juvenile court reform with 73 amendments in the Senate after committee work. It mentions pay raises for state legislators and H.R. 318, a products liability bill with a long statute of limitations. Contact details include 11043 Main Street 45241 and State House Columbus Ohio 43215.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rhodes Wins Fourth Term and Succeeds in Ohio’s History
James A. Rhodes secures a historic fourth four year term as Ohio governor in 1978, the first tandem governor lieutenant governor election in the state. George Voinovich becomes lieutenant governor with cabinet duties and new roles in state and local government analysis. Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr. narrowly defeats Ted W. Bell.
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Food for thought on religion and rebirth in Christ
A reflective piece argues that only the Word of God and Jesus Christ can truly convict a person of sin and renew the heart. It cites Nicodemus in John three and asserts born again transformation manifests in life and destiny, ending with a political note on the Ohio House veto status.
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Mailbag notes Batavia school heating upgrade approval
The Batavia school district thanks voters for approval of a funding issue to replace the junior high heating system. Work should begin in late spring while an ongoing patch program keeps the old system operational. Special thanks to Hudie’s sixth grade students for their help. Jack L. Maddox Superintendent. Next week reporting will begin on the final Senate sessions for the 1977 78 biennium.
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Milford River Gage Revisions Align With Old Flood Levels
Grant W. Vaughan, hydrologist, notes that a forecast predicting the river reaching 16 feet aligns with the former 11 foot benchmark. He emphasizes new flood stage at 17 feet equals the old 12 feet as guidance to avoid panic during alerts.
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