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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1979
Page
4
Columbus dateline reports a single petition issue on the ballot as supporters led by Bob Taft push for a statewide measure. The article notes multiple petition drives and their paths to the ballot, outlining key dates and organizing efforts from state groups.
The excerpt questions the denial of Scripture’s truth and cites biblical passages such as Adam and Eve and Cain versus Abel to illustrate how violence and profanity appear early in human behavior. It hints at moral concerns in modern culture and religious reflection.
Readers are invited to identify a second story site by sending postcards to Name This Site at The Clermont Courier in Batavia Ohio. Entries due by Monday after publication with a Saturday postmark. A yearly Courier subscription prize awaits the winner and adds to existing subscriptions. Last week's winner was John O'Brien who correctly named a Clermont College stairway entrance.
Contested abatement for Eastgate faced scrutiny as commissioners debated pre vote inquiries about past business with the applicant. Hauck cited lack of a recording secretary and questioned boundary accuracy while a speaker suggested withdrawing the abatement request might change the outcome.
County governments report James A. Rhodes announces approval of a 58275 grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission to the Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission for third year funding of its Child Development Planning and Program Area. Stutz notes law offers a realistic land use alternative amid developer reinvestment trends.
Milford Mayor Yvonne Haight and Terrace Park Mayor W Ray Cadwalder closed the Milford Bridge about 2 p.m. on August 28 due to soil slippage threatening SR 28 and US 50 into the river. Village engineer Carl Hartmann said workers were near completion of excavation and were placing fill to stabilize the bridge site at the west entrance of the highway department.
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