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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1987
Page
8
Clermont County considers a Community Development Block Grant proposal led by Commissioner Ingram to establish a revolving loan fund to repair or replace faulty septic systems in the county. About 22,000 households rely on septic tanks and need urgent attention to prevent pollution.
A reader responds to the paper’s Oral Quarrel feature praising Galvin Meser while critiquing tone and coverage. The letter notes past editorials and references a Talawanda area matter tied to a two year period and bath water humor in local discourse.
Readers debate why Cen Stee residents should pay five dollars for orders and taxes amid new stores and rising prices. Concerns about scrimping funds to keep rosin in good shape and who pays taxes spark broad discontent in the public forum.
A brief public notice invites readers to submit opinions on public figures in their official capacities. The notice asks forone response per person per cod and warns against printing unverified statements or personal attacks. Anonymous responses may be left after 5 p.m. on weekdays or weekends by calling 528-1116.
The Clermont Courier-Press East Editorial Division greets readers and outlines submission guidelines for letters to the editor. It states requirements for name and contact number, a deadline around 4:20 a.m for processing, and preference for black and white photography. It lists addresses for editorial contact in Cincinnati Ohio and Clermont.
Milford’s town character shifted as more diverse and transient residents moved in, ending the era of a quiet country feel. Interviews with 1965 graduates recall simpler social life, Knothole baseball ties, and social dances at local venues, with references to drive-ins on Baker Street and bands fueling the scene.
The article recalls Rudolf Hess dying in West Berlin prison on August 17, 1987, reflecting on Hess as a key early Nazi figure alongside Hitler and Goering. It mentions his 1941 parachute mission, his notoriety, and lingering memories of the Nazi era, amid broader reflections on World War II.
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