Mailbag Letter Challenges POW Sacrifices and VFW PAC Role
An open letter to Comrade Arthur Fellwock of the Veterans of Foreign Wars questions how POWs from World War II Korea and Vietnam are honored and notes survivors of the Bataan Death March endured extreme conditions. The writer critiques political use of POWs and calls for resolving the Iran situation to focus on pressing national issues.
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Arther Fellwock
Korea
Viet Nam
Bataan
Iran
Professional Defends Children's Services Welfare Department
A Children's Services supervisor with six years in another county outlines the staff's dedication and diligence. He notes the supervision supports workers facing diverse cases from teen counseling to medical transport and comforting abused children, stressing most children are served at home rather than removed.
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Children’s Services
Human Services
Glen Este Band Thanks Editor for Penny Drive Support
Glen Este High School band chorus and drill team members plus Glen Este Music Association volunteers thank contributors in the community for support of the annual Penny Drive held September 25 and 26. Special merchants aided the project, enabling ongoing music program excellence, signed by Larry R. Lamb president.
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Glen Este High School
Glen Este
Larry R. Lamb
Glen Este Music Eene
Clermont County seeks EMH or LD teacher for teen student
A Clermont County reader asks for a day Sept 23 1981 contact for an EMH or LD class or tutor for a 16 year old with learning disabilities. The parent requests guidance on early school support and where such help is available, noting urgency and concern about timing.
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Clermont County
New Richmond Feud Prompts Call for Peaceful Talk
Tensions ripple through New Richmond as residents urge unity amid alleged mayor leniency criticisms. Schaeffer calls for resignation. the mayor declines and invites understanding by living in village affairs. Community events include a book sale at the Bookmobile Library and Get Well wishes for local patients.
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Ae Hinson
Schaeffer
Cancer society needs workers in Clermont County call number
A volunteer program invites help for the American Cancer Society with a Clermont County contact. It emphasizes small acts can grow into great outcomes and notes many volunteer opportunities. The call number is 732-1454.
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Clermont County
Uncle Sam begins economic fitness program with long road ahead
Column compares economic reform to Uncle Sam starting fitness classes after 25 years of bad habits. It explains the Budget Reconciliation Act and Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 as core plans to curb inflation, cut taxes, boost savings, and create jobs, noting results will take time and a disciplined effort.
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Bob McEwen
Cong Congress
Sam
Aera Ar Witter
Prin
House
Senate
Uncle Sam
America
Congress
Sor Vingll
Ohio National Guard Day Proclaimed by Governor Rhodes
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes proclaims October 7 as National Guard Day. Guardsmen are urged to wear uniforms and badges in tribute. Ohio National Guard personnel, over 18,000 strong, serve in diverse roles with history tracing to Marietta in 1788.
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Ohio National Guards
Ohio National Guard
James A. Rhodes
Guard
Marietta
Ohio
Balloon chase during Ultra light race near Amelia
Eyewitness recounts a hot air balloon chase after an Ultra light race that started at Don Humphri e’s field on Judd Road near Amelia. Passengers included Sonny Apjar and family. Debbie Baker. Chad Remained heartbroken for not riding. Captain Larry Ashten of Balloons Unlimited offered rides at 65 dollars for adults and half price for children with contact numbers provided.
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Jim
Dennis Meese
Betty
Williamsburg
Don Humphrie
Judd Road
Amelia
Sonny Apjar
Debbie Baker
Heather Drive
Milford
Debbie
Harsha Lake
East Fork
Park
Sweat Saal
Taahee
Chad
Larry Ashten
Balloons Unlimited
State Road
Anderson Township
Rod punishment in society and education debated by Paul Varney
Paul Varney argues that spurning corporal punishment harms society and faith traditions. He contrasts revival of wood burning for heating with calls to end punishment, cites biblical verses to defend discipline, and claims reformers lack measures stronger than the rod to shape children.
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Paul Varney
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