Editorial argues for Nickel in Miami Township election
The piece endorses Henry Nickel for re election as Miami Township trustee. It praises his experience leadership restraint and effectiveness in road maintenance and police staffing. It notes his community service roles and opposition from James Constable while advocating for a public debate and more quality candidates in future elections.
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Miami Township
Henry Nickel
Nickel
Miami Township Trustees
James Constable
Republican Central Committee
Ohio State University Alumni Development Fund
Clermont County
Constable
Doug Walker for Union Township Board of Trustees
Doug Walker, a civil engineer, is urged as the best choice for Union Township voters. He highlights experience with planning and zoning, traffic issues, and recreation needs, and cites work with Indian Hill, Madeira, Blue Ash, North Bend, and Hamilton County. He advocates a master zoning plan, professional urban planning, grant funding for recreation, and continued police funding. Walker stresses cooperative, businesslike governance and canvassing to address Mt Carmel Tabasco Road traffic and lack of facilities. Incumbent Wiesenhahn is acknowledged but Walker promises broader reform and progressive guidance for Union Township.
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Union Township
Doug Walker
Union Township Board of Trustees
Walker
Indian Hill
Madeira
Blue Ash
North Bend
Hamilton County
Mt. Carmel-Tabasco
Ohio 125
Ohio 32
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bureau of Recreation
State Highway Department
Jerry Wiesenhahn
Wiesenhahn
Board of Trustees
Pipeline vote exposes coal slurry debate in House
Representative Willis Gradison writes after HR 1010, the coal slurry pipeline bill, failed 182 to 235. He argues competition lowers electric costs and that railroads oppose pipelines to preserve monopolies, noting potential Ohio jobs and export prospects if the bill passed.
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House of Representatives
Arkansas
Contac
Willis Gradison
Federal Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
East Main St
Batavia
Increase Your Psychic Powers Day Celebrated in Maine and Ohio
A Maine astrologer Barbara Donchess promotes Increase Your Psychic Powers Day amid Halloween events. The piece lists local psychic offerings at University of Cincinnati Communiversity and Alumni College, Harmonics Astrology, and WLW radio host Lynn Gladhill. The narrator seeks a paranormal experience for Ohio Magazine and notes a ghostly snickers thief behind a spider plant.
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Maine
Barbara Donchess
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Ed Kluska
New World
Clifton
Kluska
Lynn Gladhill
Community Calendar Highlights Local Cler mont Meetings and Events
Clermont County calendar items include AL ANON at St Timothys Church and a Republican Club meeting at Batavia American Legion Hall. Leo Melrose to discuss library bond ballot. several help and support groups. Spaghetti dinner, citrus sale, and various clubs, workshops, and seminars listed with dates, times, and venues.
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AL Anon
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church
Beechmont Ave
Eastgate Mall
Republican Club
Clermont County
American Legion Hall
Batavia
Leo Melrose
Clermont County Public Library
Extension Homemakers Council
Heritage
S. Riverside Dr
Bank One
Main Street
Owensville
AARP
Clermont County American Association
American Legion Post
Weiner Lane
Mt. Carmel
Clermont Mercy Hospital
Cincinnati V.A. Medical Center
Vine St
Clermont County Voter Message Against Issue Two
A Clermont County appeal urges voters to vote no on issue two. The note argues against a minority ruling and asserts Ohio and national representative government. It cites current elected legislators in Columbus as context for the stance.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Washington
Ohio voters urged to approve Issue Two in Milford
Letters argue legislators should act for all Ohio residents and reject minority veto power. They urge voting yes on Issue Two on November 8, highlighting the risk of minority interference in passing major laws. Milford addresses Mrs Thomas Reed at 798 Mildred Lane, Ohio.
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Ohio
Thomas Reed
Mildred Lane
Community Calendar submission info
Instructions to submit Community Calendar items a week before publication addressed to Judy Sanger at The Courier located on 564 Cincinnati Batavia Pike Cincinnati 45244. The note specifies mailing details for timely inclusion in the local paper.
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Judy Sanger
the Courier
Cincinnati-Batavia Pike
Cincinnati
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