Mailbag Trustees Pledge Adaquate Fire House Funding
After several conferences with fire officers and legal counsel, Trustees were advised on bidding procedures and fund expenditures. Investigations were completed to ensure fire houses are built legally, with title and financing issues treated as legal, not political. Trustees keep in touch with officials to prevent future legality questions, agreeing on construction method and financing details to start work without delay.
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Fire department thanks volunteers for spaghetti dinner help
The Felicity Franklin Athletic extends thanks to Mrs Ella Cossens Mrs Virginia Fisher and Mrs Iris Cornelius for their help organizing the recent spaghetti dinner.
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Acid tattoos threaten teens in a new drug form
Gahanna Police caution Gahanna Jefferson Schools after reports of a counterfeit tattoo transfer called blue stars. Police describe moistened stamps with images like Mickey Mouse in foil, packaged in red boxes, as a vehicle for LSD or acid. Teens aged 15 to 20 are involved. accidental exposure could prove fatal. Parents urged to watch for signs and alert officials.
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Discerning true Bible teaching amid deceptive twists
A brief caution on interpreting scripture, warning against reliance on “proof texts” and Satanic distortion. It urges studying to show oneself approved, guided by the Spirit of truth, and warns that many false prophets have entered the world.
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Washington Report on Intelligence Security and Wallenberg
The House passed the Intelligence Agents Protection Act to curb disclosures harming operatives abroad and impose fines and prison terms. It honors Raoul Wallenberg, granting honorary U.S. citizenship and urging efforts to learn his fate after his WWII Sweden escape and Soviet detention.
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Editor's notebook on Clermont Courier duties and election duties
The Clermont Courier editor notes the challenge of editing in Fran Schwiermann's absence. Writers Jean Fudge and Gary Beckett provide front page and sports content while the team emphasizes awareness of state, county, and local election issues.
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Life squads seek tax deductible donations in Stonelick and Jackson towns
Northeastern News reports Stonelick and Jackson life squads appeal for tax deductible donations to fund ambulance transport services. Members display equipment at public events and urge memberships. Owensville postal address given for donations. Local residents receive birthday and anniversary notices while community volunteers promote safety and support.
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Snyder explains new tax law for autos and boats
Legislator outlines House Bill 275 which taxes sales on the difference between trade-in value and sale price, ending double taxation on trades. He notes prior use of reduced values cost the state about 30 million dollars and asserts the new law protects state revenue while boosting auto sales and employment. He cites a $40 million tax break effect and invites constituents to send comments to the Statehouse in Columbus.
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