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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1978
Page
4
The piece urges the Chio tian's Committee on Special Education to inform children to avoid eating treats until they are brought home. It emphasizes careful guidance to ensure Halloween remains safe and happy for all youngsters.
William H. Harsha of the Sixth District reports the extension of the Older Americans Act for three more years. The measure sustains funding and services for senior programs nationwide, outlining continued support for nutrition, health, and community services through fiscal planning.
The report details Finan opposing the new marijuana law and blocking its enacted corporate income tax rate cut while manufacturing argued against passage. It notes the political debate and positions of Finan and manufacturing interests during that period.
A brief note references Holy Scriptures in 1 John Eke 5 and life. It mentions a reader who follows biblical teachings and disapproves of Jeremiah's action. The fragment hints at religious themes and moral evaluation without specific details.
The snippet appears to be a personal letter or note ending with names and an address in Ohio, mentioning individuals such as Betty Peel and Nancy Cassinelli Box 104 R 2 Williamsburg. No verifiable event or reportable news item is present in the readable text.
Readers praised last week’s bridge photo on SR 132 near Owensville. Mrs. Mary Schaefer of Williamsburg won a year’s Courier subscription for correct entry submissions.
A Columbus report notes that half of married women abused subsequently face a felony charge described as a fourth degree offense. The item highlights legal consequences for repeat abuse within marriage and underscores the seriousness of such violations.
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