Ours Scandal and the Clermont County Children’s levy
The Clermont County Children’s Services scandal is noted but the 0.8 mill levy on the November ballot should not be affected. The piece argues staffing needs, ongoing federal budget cuts, and the role of case workers in protecting children, foster care, and adoption services, urging voters to support the levy for adequate services.
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Clermont County Children’s Services Department
Children’s Services
Loreen L. Watkins
Jerry McBride
McBride
Uned
Charles Clendenin
Watkins
Clendenin
Clermont County
Children’s
Clermont
Foster parent pleas for levy support to aid county children
A Clermont County foster parent recounts two years of time and financial strain aiding teenage boys aging toward adulthood. He notes income loss of over 2000 dollars, seeks funding to sustain the program, and urges voters and officials to back a levy for Children Services.
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Clermont County Children Services
Ee County
Man Accountability and Free Will Opinion
Dear Editor a reader argues that viewing obscene films is a personal choice but warns that free will carries responsibility. The writer contends humans are accountable for misusing free will and will be judged by God whether they align with good or evil in life.
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Satan
Oral Quarrel readers invited 60 second answers
No answers were received to last week's question. To answer the Oral Quarrel on page 1, split after 5 p.m. Thursday and anytime. Answers are anonymous and will be edited for libel and limited to 60 seconds in length. Deadline for responses is 8 a.m. Monday of the publication week.
Clermont Courier-Press Editorial and Contact Lines
The Clermont Courier-Press editorial staff includes News Editor Dick Maloney and Editors Joel Williams and others. An address is listed at 629 Cincinnati- Paavie Pike, Cincinnati Ohio 45244 with deadlines and submission guidance.
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East Editorial Division
Cassie
Dick Maloney
Joel Williams
Courier-Press
Cincinnati- Paavie Pike
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mia Rine
Aera
Pegrangiai
aSacaca Ee
Fifth in series on 1872 presidential election
This Clermont County series recounts the 1872 election with Ulysses S. Grant seeking re election and facing attacks. It notes Grant born April 27 1822 at Pt Pleasant and the campaign’s unusual harshness as Democrats nominated Charles O Conor with Labor Reform backing.
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Clermont
Grant victory cited amid hostile campaign and death rumors
Rick Crawford Grant won handily without campaigning. Democrats backed violent ex Confederates in the South who fought a foe they labeled traitors. Shortly before his election his wife died. He died three weeks after the election, likely from exhaustion and despair, leaving a final note that said he was utterly ruined beyond hope. Clermont County Medical Society met this week with Dr J S Combs Owensville president and other officers listed as censors.
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Fee
Clermont County Medical Society
Clermont Counte
J.S. Combs
Owensville
Sident
J.H. Andrews
Pellen
Miron I. Marsh
Laurel
E.M. Brown
Amelia
A. Morris
Goshen
Creation clash in Tennessee class history debate
Fragmentary recollection of the 1925 Scopes monkey trial and ensuing national debate on evolution versus creation. The text hints at a modernist view, evolving opinions, and calls for a fair policy while noting public disagreement and educational tension.
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Tennessee
John Tee
Scopes
Dad Lewis Union
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