Erosion Threat Prompts Moscow Officials to Act
Editorial notes Allen Kappes of Moscow facing renewed bank erosion along the Ohio River endangering his home. Moscow Village Council, in emergency session called by Mayor James Foster, declares the riverbank danger an official emergency and seeks swift action from county state and governor authorities to cut red tape and fix Water Street erosion.
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State Highway Department
ABA Approves Broad Ethics Code for Judges
The American Bar Association approves a new ethics code requiring all 15,000 federal and state judges to publicly report outside income source and any gifts valued at 100 dollars or more. Investments may be exempt. states and the U S Judicial Conference must implement. Congress should extend similar standards to Supreme Court justices with White House support.
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Today's youth seen as future of the nation
The piece praises young people for decency and ambition as they enter the 1972-73 school year. It notes more than 50,000 volunteering in day care centers and reports renewed ROT C interest at campuses like Princeton, signaling a shift away from militancy toward stability and self improvement.
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Wallace Plans 1976 Run Amid Assassination Shock
Sources say Governor George Wallace is already planning for 1976 as his shooting and paralysis bolster sympathy and potential reelection prospects in Alabama. Observers expect Wallace to leverage the narrow escape and attack on the party platform at this year's convention to warn of disaster if McGovern remains.
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Laugh and Live Longer and Other Comic Exchanges
A collection of humorous lines about marriage, sports, and daily life. Jests include a student teased about expulsion, a couple discussing a forthcoming marriage, a woman praised as an all rounder, and jokes on cooking, photographs, and school marks.
General Walt Led Global Drug Probe On Communist Links
The United States Senate Internal Security Subcommittee completed a worldwide inquiry into narcotics with General Lewis W. Walt at the helm. The 105 page report cites mounting evidence of Communist involvement in drug trafficking and urges broader investigation and exposure. The task force visited 15 nations including Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Mexico and framed the issue as a global security threat requiring a global campaign.
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Board of Election Talls Votes Winning Candidates
Amelia Village names mayor Imo Hutson clerk Erma Eppert treasurer Batavia names mayor R H Majoenky clerk Augusta Hulick treasurer Felicity names mayor Elizabeth Poston clerk Ruth Armacost treasurer New Richmond Allan D Rettinger mayor Albert Plotner clerk Owensville Ed Brunk mayor Ernie Harrilla clerk Zola Genet treasurer Bethel R L Canter mayor Harold Idlett clerk Floyd Patton treasurer Moscow Charles Logan mayor Edna Phillips clerk Marguerite Gates treasurer Neville Charles Glaser mayor Clara Singer clerk Ethel Camery treasurer Newtonsville Waldron E Allen mayor Arthur W Meinken clerk Myrtle Daye treasurer Williamsburg C E Danbury mayor William Ireton clerk P Elton Elrod treasurer.
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Owensville
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Ernie Harrilla
Zola Genet
Bethel
R. L. Canter
Harold Idlett
Floyd Patton
Moscow
Charles Logan
Edna Phillips
Marguerite Gates
Long Distance Line Connects County Remotely
The Carrier telephones lines in use for long distances were completed with Dr. T. A. Mitchell and John L. Marsh driving the project. The line will extend to Marathon Newtonsville Edenton and Goshen then link at Williamsburg to unify county communication. Box access with full privileges costs $25 and farmers may bring the line to their homes. The route runs along the main road with standard poles and minimal upkeep beyond occasional repairs.
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Owensville
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Newtonsville
Edenton
Goshen
Williamsburg
Village of Batavia Named For Linden Tree Legend
Clermont County readers are reminded of Batavia’s famed linden tree that has stood for years. The Clermont County Special Classes Board of Mental Retardation and the PTO thank the community for support and cooperation in providing information for the levy, which funds an excellent program after the new school and workshop are built.
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Quote compilation from Utah papers highlights voices on knowledge
Clarin D. Ashby of Uintah Basin Standard notes an executive must know something about everything while a technician knows something about everything. A switchboard operator should know everything. Bert Boyack of Clipper adds that money talks but dollars lack cents to say anything.
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Clarin D. Ashby
Uintah Basin
Utah
Bert “Lucky” Boyack
Davis County
Clipper
Storms Promise Wide Advantage in Juries
A fragment notes that injuries from storms will bring broad benefits, suggesting legal or civic gains arising from storm-related cases and their outcomes for communities and authorities.
Food For Thought: Spiritual maturity stages in Bible teaching
Paul Varney outlines baby child young man and father stages from I Corinthians and I John, comparing spiritual infancy to physical infancy. He warns babes resist deep teaching, crave attention, and hindering church work, citing Nicodemus and the born again requirement from John and Romans to emphasize true spiritual rebirth.
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What-you-see is what-you-get Plan dream satire
Parson Jones recounts a dream where divine compromise leads to surreal moral changes. The Lord and St Peter debate sin laws and unleash odd transformations from a greedy California man to buzzards at a Texas meeting and hot air balloons over Washington, ending with a preacher appearing as the vision ends.
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The Poet's Nook and Winter Picture Poems
A column introduces original poems and reprints by Brenda Mowery and Mabel Posegate. The piece includes a short children’s verse about a son by Brenda Mowery and a winter scene poem reflecting on ice lit landscapes and seasonal imagery from Times Star.
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Fenton Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
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