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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1973
Page
9
A reader weighs the summer wildlife danger and critiques local health procedures for animal bite reports. The letter notes inconsistent dog confinement verification, reliance on telephone reports, and potential rabies risk, urging stronger citizen protections and official thoroughness.
The piece contrasts production with productivity, defining production as total output and productivity as output per man hour. It argues that true efficiency arises from integrating raw materials, labor, and capital to raise output per hour without extra effort, enabling competitive performance.
The piece argues against a proposed federal minimum wage increase of up to 37.5 percent, warning it could raise unemployment and inflation. It condemns rapid wage jumps as harmful to low wage workers and youths, urging citizens to revolt at the polls to curb spendthrift government policy.
A reflective verse from Ruth Lippert of Batavia Ohio praises divine guidance and nature’s beauty. It blends heartfelt faith with seasonal imagery and the speaker’s gratitude for rest, strength, and flowers, especially marigolds, as a source of sunshine and solace.
The item notes Mon Zeno’s dramatic cannon drop from 2000 feet at Bantam Fair on Wednesday Sept 28 with parachute opening 300 feet later. Also covered: a 17-year-old Steubenville boy confessing to the murder of 13-year-old Mary Wesley on Aug 19 and a report of counterfeit nickels found in a Columbus penitentiary.
Dr George S Benson argues for strong national security measures amid Senate Watergate reflections. He cites a Watergate Committee remark about “seeing mist under every bed” and contrasts it with a government report on security obligations. He stresses self defense and territorial integrity as core protections.
Governor signs bills creating two medical schools in Ohio. One will be at Wright State University Dayton with Miami and Central State support. the other a Kent State Akron State Youngstown State consortium for the northeast. Projected 1000 doctors per year by 1975 with costly teaching hospitals and focus on general practice. An emergency bill H B 1000 protects over 4000 licensed real estate salespeople.
The text contrasts garden pride with spiritual pride, urging humility before God. It cites Hebrews faith heroes, Proverbs 6 16 17, and Isaiah 64 6 to show human righteousness as filthy rags. It emphasizes faith in Jesus Christ as the robe of righteousness and cites Romans 4 5.
In a July 4th address with Governor Wallace, Muser criticizes national debt and foreign aid. He argues for reduced subsidies and warns against Communist threats in Indochina. A column on Teddy de Toledano’s “Silly Season” is offered for sending a copy.
A reader laments loud sermons and rock music, likening shouting to empty words. He recalls a professor’s warning that hollering often signals nothing to say and jokes about music amplifying noise, while joking about seeking a bomb shelter and cultural overstatement. The missive blends humor and critique of modern preaching and pop songs.
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