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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1985
Page
4
The article argues against a proposed 50 percent cut to Clermont County Disaster Services, highlighting its role as emergency coordination and life-saving support during the first hours of a disaster. It warns that reduced funding could weaken readiness and response, urging county commissioners to preserve adequate funding and readiness.
No answers were recorded last week for the oral quarrel. Readers may call 628-1114 after 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday and all weekend to submit anonymous responses up to 60 seconds. Deadline is 8 a.m. Monday of the publication week.
Clermont Northeastern Schools superintendent Budd Hegele warns voters misunderstand bond money vs operating levy funds and the need for a larger operating levy to sustain salaries, textbooks, and utilities amid reduced state and local funding. He notes past bond uses and warns of deficits without new operating funds.
A wintery Pierce Township tale recounts a frightening drive near Pond Run Road and a wooden bridge where a haunting figure and strange noises provoke fear among locals. Witnesses recall bygone fires, missing details, and a chilling bridge legend told to Halloween readers, with a Clermont County ghost story promised on the next page.
Jo Kemp asked me to take My Turn in the Courier, and I discuss the gap between educator and public language, the need for lifelong learning, and how schooling differs from education. The piece highlights the journey from cradle to grave, urging parents to foster learners, with anecdotes about Yogi Berra and Dr. Bradley of Clermont County Board of Education.
The Clermont Courier publishes weekly notices and letters to the editor. Contact information includes office address at 564 Cincinnati-Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio 46244 and phone 528 1114 with hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The deadline for news items is noon Wednesday the week before publication. Classified ads phone 681-7777 and display ads 681-8471. Subscriptions are $8 per year by phone or mail to The Clermont Courier Arlington St Cincinnati.
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