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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1987
Page
6
Ours County faces a fresh budget dispute as commissioners and County Recorder Ken Kahle clash over a court-ordered citation. Judge Joan L. Wayne warns against further delays as talks fail to yield a compromise. The ongoing stalemate risks increased court costs for taxpayers.
A reader from Blanchester, Adele Miller of 140A Mar Edenton Blanchester, commends the editorial page and Chester Pike. She notes Jene Galvin faces criticism but supports his column and cites Rome's Fall May Be A Preview Of Our Own as a true example of strong reporting.
A plea warns that the Marsh-Ferree Cemetery at the former Owensville area risked total destruction by a land project. It notes two buried veterans John Ferree of the Lancaster County Militia Revolutionary War and George Marsh of the 153rd C.W.I. Civil War, urging Clermont County citizens to intervene and hold officials accountable if the site is lost.
In an oral quarrel on A8, Judge John Watson and Clermont County commissioners clash over budget controls and copier needs. The piece argues Watson overstepped authority, suggesting voters should defeat him next election while noting commissioners favor following proper procedures and budget limits.
The Clermont Courier Press editorial office is located at 629 Cincinnati Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio with hours from 8 30 a m to 5 p m and submission deadline information provided.
Clermont County teens in Williamsburg back in the 1960s enjoyed a close knit, conservative lifestyle. The Sportmans Pool Room served as a social hub while teens cruised to Milford and Frisch’s for gas and coffee. Local eateries like Toot-n-Tell-it and Koffee Kup drew lunch crowds. midnight curfews kept youth home late. Community spots included the Clermont County Fair and familiar roads such as Dela Palma Road and Twin Bridges.
Clermont County commentator Chester Pike argues against a proposed state ban on corporal punishment in Ohio public schools. He cites biblical authority and longtime practice, contending that restraint and supervision are insufficient without corporal discipline for older students.
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