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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1975
Page
4
Editorial cites Frederick Wiseman's Welfare showing on WCET TV to condemn welfare delays and bureaucratic indifference. Clermont County official Wayne Oney warns of a tighter winter due to rising cases and shifting federal rules, urging shared societal responsibility.
The Clermont County Board of Mental Retardation faces a turbulent Clerco controversy with accusations and competing factions. The board voted to turn over all gathered evidence to the county prosecutor to seek grand jury action or dismissal, aiming to refocus on education and training for the mentally retarded.
The notebook praises Bethel Applefest as an educational event with booths showcasing frontier life from lye soap making to horse shoeing. It apologizes for a failed photograph and notes a tense Clerco controversy with gasoline tampering targeting a Clermont County Board of Mental Retardation member, amid heightened tensions.
The Clermont Courier Batavia Ohio announces news deadlines and staff roles. It lists publication details including address 385 W Main St Batavia OH 45103 phone numbers 732 1414 722 1415 and staff positions Advertising Classifieds and management. Rates are 4.00 per year in Hamilton County and 6.00 elsewhere.
Dorothy Cooper defends accusations against Mr. Whittaker over unsafe bus travel with mentally retarded adults, alleging abuse by 169 Board members and civil service staff. The second letter commends editorials on school busing and national moral concerns. A Glen Este High School Penny Drive thank you note closes.
Clermont County reports 37 307 registered voters with 304 voting on Oct 6 and 1255 registering on Oct 1 at Batavia office. Gang of townships totals shown include Franklin 122 Goshen 137 Miami 200 Union 228 and others. Loveland area yielded 22 registrations.
The Peerless Creamery Co. truck driven by Emerson Boyd overturned in a ditch on a hillside return trip to collect cream and eggs. Losses included 150 dozen eggs and several cans of cream. Boyd escaped with minor injuries.
A fragment discusses contacting United States Senators and district areas in Ohio. It names John Glenn and mentions areas such as Miami and Union Townships and Leveled city in a partial, unclear context.
The Columbus report surveys over seventy five bills with changes pending as of September 5. Proposals include universal registration in HB 56, 30 day residency rules, party check offs in HB 13, and extending automatic registration periods Amended HB 719. Other measures cover interpreter provisions, vote cancellation rules, and tie breaking votes by officials.
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