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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
9
The editorial extols agriculture as food for the nation and the social value of banquets in clubs and associations. It celebrates farming landscapes from red barns to silos, gardens to meadows, and the beauty and pleasure of country life shared by rural and urban residents alike.
National Review associate editor Alan Reynold analyzes Senator McGovern’s proposed tax hikes and spending cuts, arguing the plan miscalculates revenue and ignores inflation and deficits. He claims corporate taxes would raise prices, reduce investment, and worsen jobs and exports while noting questioned tax data.
The piece highlights National Hunting and Fishing Day on Sept. 23, noting hunters and fishermen paid about 2.5 billion dollars in taxes and fees for conservation. It argues for public understanding of sportsmen’s environmental contributions and criticizes academic leadership as failing to uphold responsibility and academic freedom.
A citizen letter from Dr. Alexander V. Berk of Longwood College Farmville Virginia argues that a credibility gap exists in Nixon era politics and urges informed voters to draw proper conclusions in the November election. The piece frames Berk as a Democrat reflecting concerns about candidate honesty and political discourse.
Reporters describe protests in Miami Beach where Nazi supporters and demonstrators clashed on Aug 21. Police used tear gas, kept traffic moving, and prevented arrests as crowds confronted rallies and a platform incident.
From Milford 1947 report nine seniors plan college study at Ohio State Miami University Berea U C and others. Milford’s senior class stands as the largest in history with enrollment at four hundred. student officers are Jimmy Wessel president Earlene DuPriest vice president Jean Farley secretary and Bruce Merker treasurer.
Voters may receive post cards about changes in precincts or polling places. Ohio law lets election boards rearrange precincts and move polling locations, sometimes outside precinct boundaries. Changes follow population, redistricting, and new General Assembly and ward realignments.
The piece argues that true prophetic accuracy comes from Bible revelation and that salvation lifts the veil to deeper scripture. It contrasts unsaved skepticism with faith pictured through Christ’s simplicity and prophecy, including references to Israel and a looming conflict involving Russia and Palestine.
Parson Jones endorses church bus programs for religious outreach and growth. He describes a church using 95 buses to shuttle 2,000 Sunday School attendees, with drivers and a stewardess providing Bible stories and singing. He reveals plans to teach other churches and even government officials a method.
Congressman William H Harsha announces approval of a 42000 EDA grant to Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission for one year to fund administrative costs in an 11 county area in Ohio Sixth District. The district includes Adams Brown Clermont Highland Lawrence Pike Ross Scioto Gallia Jackson and Vinton counties.
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