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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1979
Page
4
Harry, on the job since Oct. 1, reports most issues stem from state and federal agents, estimating 80 to 90 percent of problems originate outside the organization.
Log house owner notes the residence sits within 88 acres of forested land in Geeg. The plan is to move in by year end, though the exact age of the house remains undetermined.
The Anderson-Clermont office of Parchman and Oyler Realtors endorsed a school levy after 17 associates discussed the issue, raising over $200 with a $100 corporate contribution from P&O. The staff urged local residents to support the measure, chaired by Jan Kipp and others.
Helen L. Witham, secretary of the Township Key Women's Club, spoke to members urging support for GOP policy stances. The gathering highlighted community concerns and party alignment as members weighed priorities for upcoming local races.
Mount Carmel reports on the sixth annual Clermont County chess tournament. Aneel pores through boards as players compete for top honors, with local clubs and officials overseeing the event.
The Clermont Courier invites entries identifying this week’s site with a deadline after Wednesday publication. Last week’s winner was Marie Dunbar of Bethel after many readers across Cincinnati and Norwood named the Batavia driver's license examination building at 47 North Second Street.
Rep Taft of Ohio 65th District argues against Issue 1. He cites Michigan data showing litter reductions under a bottle deposit law but warns of higher costs, job losses in beverage plants, and higher supermarket prices. He favors HB 361 as a cheaper alternative and plans to vote no.
The Burg trustees endorse a revenue sharing levy and report expenditures to be included on the November election ballot. Vought and clerk Lazy Ie eseas are listed among board members, with contact at phone 724-2311.
Four life squads are out of service, with Monroe out due to a wrecked ambulance. Only B M O P Go shen and Loveland remain staffed, forcing other units to cover. Bethel recently recruited volunteers. Meeting at Clermont College on November 7 at 7 p.m. to discuss the issue.
A reader warns against Issue 1 urging readers to consider long term consequences. The letter questions resource depletion, corporate influence, and the referendum’s potential impact on jobs and national wellbeing. It reflects concerns about sufficiency of natural resources and industry interests shaping policy.
A fragmented reflection on taxation and public funding for training and services. The writer questions voter understanding of issues and the consequences of their choices, noting concerns about expenses and facilities and urging logical consideration of time periods and impacts.
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