Housing Authority opens bids for Bethel elderly home
On Wednesday April 22 1981 the Housing Authority opened bids for the Bethel elderly home. Bids will be analyzed for at least six weeks with potential bid rejection if they fail to meet specifications. Bidders include Sheets Construction Ames Development Corp Construction Lurber Construction New Dimensions B Corp Lovins Construction Oberer Development Lisa Columbus Chad Mack James W Hickey Wallich Fairfield Homewood Columbus and others with amounts ranging from about 2.28 to 3.40 million dollars.
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Housing Authority
Bethel Home
Tors
Sheets
Ames Development Corp
Lurber Construction
New Dimensions
B Corp
Cincinnati
Lovins Construction
Somerset
Kentucky
Largest welfare fraud case tied to Marysville reformatory
A 1976 case at the Marysville Reformatory involved a guilty verdict for receiving 1394 dollars in aid from the A D C program. The outcome marked a record at the time, detailing the scale of the offense and the ongoing investigation into related welfare fraud.
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Marysville Reformatory
A.D.C
Union Two jail levy discussion and zoning plan noted
Union Two trustees discussed using last November’s township votes to fund construction. Howell argued against using funds for bricks while Wuerdeman pledged levy money would not be spent on the building. Trustees approved revenue-sharing funds for the project and set a June 12 13Shriners Hospital proclamation, with a Mt Carmel Tabasco Rd rezoning to office use.
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Howell
Wuerdeman
Pe Ee Ag
Mt. Carmel
Tabasco
Shriners Hospital
Landfill plans 16 to 18 cells with wheel wash
The Clermont Courier reports on a landfill expansion with cells four and five filled and ready to cap. Plans call for 16 to 18 cells total and a wheel wash for trucks. Trucks are weighed on arrival and departure, with EPA approvals and chemical testing of drum loads. Owensville mayor Donald Young attends the tour as officials tour the site.
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Jim Hamilton
Special Projects
Clermont Courier
Hamilton
EPA
Owensville
Donald Young
FBI seeks airport improvements and private owners
FBI aims to manage maintenance and remodeling to improve the airport as a real asset. Michael Green told commissioners he had never seen it neglected. Blacktop resurfacing of the runway finished the week before last, funded by a $50,000 state grant. The Green brothers bought Clermont Aviation, Inc., from prior owners. Randolph and Rosalie Burchett ran the airport for six years before 1979.
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Comessalty
Michael Green
Con Sioners
Green Brothers
Clermont Aviation, Inc
Randolph
Rosalie Burchett
Chamber plans hospital tour for Clermont County facility
The Chamber of Commerce announces a hospital tour of the Sister Mary Albert Pavilion at Clermont County Hospital on Tuesday April 28. The event will involve the Inservice Education Public Relations and Finance teams and the Administrative Director of Special Projects.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sister Mary Albert
Clermont County Hospital
Spring Trail Ride at East Fork State Park
A spring trail ride at East Fork State Park is set for Saturday April 25 at 10 a.m. The ride starts at the Red Boat Ramp outing area. For details and registration call the park office at 734-4323.
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East Fork State Park
Two Cincinnati Bell Proposals Approved
The commission approved two Cincinnati Bell proposals and discussed renewal terms for a three year contract. The utility would cooperate on location, removal and replacement of lines poles and anchors to aid roadway construction or repair. A study of the 911 emergency system was approved, with commissioners wanting Bell to cover planning costs.
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Blust
Bell
Cincinnati Bell Seeks Regional Visual Artists for Atrium 1 Display
Cincinnati Bell invites artists with strong regional ties to submit works for the summer art program in its Atrium 1 building at Fourth and Main. The project aims to locate select visual art from those living in or born in the region, to adorn offices and public spaces. Registration details and deliverables are to be announced.
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Cincinnati Bell
Atrium 1
Fourth and
Main Streets
Cincinnati
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