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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1979
Page
7
The text notes five unions contributing notable sums and describes revenue projections from a 4 cent tax increase and a 4 percent rate. It cites $13.5 million yearly from commercial vehicle fees and $235 million available for distribution, with references to local tax flow and contact details in Cincinnati and Columbus.
Paul Varney argues that scripture provides true illumination for life and eternity. He cites Psalm 119 105 and John 8 12 to claim the Bible as the lamp and light of the world guiding from sin to heaven through Jesus Christ.
For Miss Ohio, judging hinges on poise, personality and beauty of face and figure. Applicants must be 18 to 28, never married, and have resided in Ohio for at least six months.
Boller announces candidacy for prosecutor as the 1980 election nears. Mr. Jones will not seek re election, ensuring a new prosecutor will be chosen in November 1980 after a June 1980 primary.
Two violations were cited for selling wine or malt liquor to a person under 21. The alleged offenses involved identical charges on separate occasions. Authorities documented the incidents and prepared the enforcement records for review.
Wednesday October 31 1979 notes exchange students honored and invites local families to contact Miss Blakeley at Glen Este High School for hosting or participation.
Clermont County Mental Health Council voted unanimously to endorse and support a 0.4 mill tax levy for mentally retarded individuals in Clermont County. The piece urges voters to approve the new and renewal levies to ensure funding stays in the county for training and services, signed by Nancy Schank, Director.
Warren and Josephine Holden will be the first recipients of the Annual Holden Award on Thursday November 8 for longtime service to the Retarded Citizens organization.
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