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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1986
Page
10
Clermont Sheriff John Van Camp and four sergeants clash over off duty work. A state conciliator suggests sergeants may apply for off duty work, with the sheriff granting or denying on reasonable grounds. The dispute centers on whether a blanket ban is fair or if income supplements should be allowed.
Oct 411 marks Recycling Week in Ohio urging residents to recycle newspapers aluminum cans glass and cardboard. The note highlights saved trees oil and energy with calls to save and turn in recyclables and provides a contact number 632-8981 for locations.
Citizens urge a state review committee for insurers and courts to hold responsible parties, not third parties, in liability cases. The discussion covers insurance rate justification, accountability for drunk driving harms, and calls for increased transparency in Clermont County politics with a grand jury investigation and checks and balances.
The article notes weekly nameplate and index printed in blue to improve readability. It mentions larger, more legible type and using a Corona style typeface, now common in American newspapers. White space rules limit page content to enhance clarity.
The article discusses Charles Colson, founder of Prison Fellowship, advocating spiritual prison reform. It notes high costs, overcrowding, and rising populations, with Florida as a model where nonviolent offenders work to repay society. The program operates in 400 prisons, combining in-prison studies, community outreach, and legislative lobbying. Colson argues crime is a spiritual issue and urges listening to the approach.
Addressing growth and rising motor vehicle death rates, Dr. Gary E. Gries urges Clermont County voters to approve funding for 17 volunteer life squads. He notes EMTs need stipends for ongoing service, vehicle and equipment costs, and pre hospital care expansion ahead of the November 4 election.
The Clermont Courier urges readers to send news by noon Wednesday for the following week. Letters to the editor must be signed with address and phone for authorship confirmation. Classified and display ads numbers are provided, with subscriptions at $11 yearly and orders via phone or mail.
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