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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1982
Page
4
A longtime Clermont County school nurse argues that the district should employ a school nurse. She says nurses educate on hygiene and disease, handle emergencies, manage medications with doctor guidance, aid families, and reduce liability. Drug education and direct teacher focus on teaching would improve if a nurse is present.
A Cincinnati nurse blasts Superintendent Maddox over remarks on dispensing medicine in schools. She cites 35 years’ experience, defends nurses’ medical judgment, and argues school nurses uncover health problems, reduce psycho somatic issues, and should be valued higher than $20,000 annually.
A Batavia mother argues against a school nurse program, calling it a waste of taxes and noting local emergency services already cover emergencies. She questions nurse availability, training, and paperwork, urging focus on a better learning environment.
A parent argues against adding hospital staff to schools recounting personal experiences from 1967. The letter questions the need for nurses in schools and criticizes focusing on this issue amid other duties.
Citizens urged to attend the October 11 meeting on Batavia's Draft Waste Water Facilities Plan. At a August 19 hearing objections were raised to a proposal for an open aerated lagoon next to the plant. Residents seek input before final decisions on sewerage treatment.
Clermont County Rape Crisis Program accepts applications for rape crisis volunteers. Training covers crisis intervention hospital accompaniment and court advocacy. Volunteers may work from home or donate any amount of time. Call Fran Eckerson at 732 7370.
Replace cocktail peanuts with plucked-from-the-stem grapes for parties. Guests can pop the nutritious little orbs instead of calorie laden nuts.
A preacher warns that faith in a church or religion cannot secure salvation. True assurance comes from Jesus Christ, not ecclesiastical status, as Paul declared he knew whom he believed and trusted Christ to guard his commitment until eternity.
State Development Director James A. Duerk reports hundreds of inquiries to PAAD since its November launch. The toll free line 1-800-282-9254 provides current information and helps locate services, with a directory of over 400 adolescent substance abuse programs and treatment options.
The new Twelfth District Court of Appeals reduced a 444 case backlog to three appeals for hearing after a year and a half of operation. Since opening, 650 new appeals were filed, but the court aims to have each case reach a decision within six months of notice. Judges Hendrickson Koehler and Jones oversee eight counties in the region.
Nancy A. Rosenhoffer, U S Army First Lieutenant at Fort Bragg, serves in the General Intelligence Production Division under the Intelligence Threat and Analysis Center. Peggy Ross named president of PR PR a Milford based public relations firm. former Cincinnati Post reporter and Ohio author with broad writing accolades.
Community members are invited to weekly Wednesday activities at Stepping Stones Center. The heated pool and open gym run 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. with a cost of 5 dollars per family and 2 dollars per single. For more information call 831 4660.
A religious reflection cites verses from Second Timothy John and Jonah arguing salvation lies in Jesus Christ and not in church ritual. It asserts belief in the Son provides life and eternal assurance, contrasting mere religion with true saving faith.
Secretary of State Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr warns about ten percent of 5.6 million registered Chioans possibly becoming ineligible due to address or name changes. He notes married and moved residents may forget to update records and stresses the upcoming elections for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, state auditor, and state treasurer as the decisive civic action.
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