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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1975
Page
11
Senior citizens 65 and older can obtain a photo ID card to ride the Metro at a 10 cent base fare during non rush hours. The card costs 50 cents and will include name address social security number signature and photo. Centers open 10 am to 2 pm Tuesday through Thursday at multiple locations with a helpline for details.
Linda Butts, a 22 year old Cincinnati legal secretary, joined the Revival Fires Overseas Evangelism Crusade spending three weeks and 1511 on the Rhodesia trip with 53 other evangelists from 17 states. She observed African life, taught songs, and worked with missionaries visiting villages. She hopes for another crusade next year possibly to Korea or Jamaica.
Miami University offers a two year associate degree in Banking and Finance at the Middletown and Hamilton campuses starting in September. An introductory Economics course will meet 6:15 to 7:55 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday at Hamilton and on Monday and Wednesday at Middletown. Contact Harry F. Brooks, Chairman, Department of Business Technology, for details.
Cincinnati Bell announces new billing for early bills showing time of each long distance call and minutes talked. Albert T. Bonnick says discounts for evening night and weekend calls remain and the system allows adding details later at minimal cost.
Florida to Ohio news covers Dick Judd's passing and family, Oct birthday remembrances for Henry Pitser, Michele Wethington, David Maphet, and Robert Allen, plus weddings, a Kentucky visit, and a Campbell County school retreat. Local events include a Milford baton twirling contest at Milford High School on Oct 26 with admission details.
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