Parents Demand Action On Clough Pike Elementary Problems
A committee of 350 parents met April 8 at Union Township Hall to press the West Clermont School Board for answers to rumors about problems at Clough Pike Elementary. They urged a meeting with administrators and teachers and hope for a special board session to outline corrective steps.
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Carol Bosken
Clough Pike Elementary
West Clermont
Richard Hittinger
Union Township Hall
Ray Sutherland
Uniserv
Dick Murry
Ohio
Gayle Tarvin
John Wickstrom
Hittinger
Agencies seek delay of levy from primary to general election
Social service agencies in the county ask commissioners to remove a one mill levy from the June 8 primary ballot and reinstate it in the November 2 general election. In a April 14 letter Edward Parish cites insufficient time to inform voters and notes funds would not be available until February 1983.
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Edward Parish
Bethel mayor questions CG&E rate increase request
Bethel Mayor David Smith questions a 172000 adjust ment in CG&E wholesale electric rates sought from FERC. CG&E seeks an overall 20 percent rise for seven wholesale customers at about 16 million annually to fund East Bend Station costs and pollution controls. Smith plans to oppose it at the April 19 Bethel Board of Public Affairs meeting, warning higher bills would hit Bethel’s two percent margin.
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Bethel
Cg&e
Fran Schwiermann
David Smith
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
East Bend Station
Boone
Kentucky
Ohio
Bethel Board of Public Affairs
Bethel Village
Smith
Bat Bethel
National Grange Week events at Monroe Grange Nicholsville
Monroe Grange Nicholsville plans National Grange Week activities from April 18 to 24. An open house, covered dish supper and talent contest occur at 6 30 p.m. on April 23, followed by a boat inspections and training session by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources at 10 a.m. April 24 with lunch for attendees. The public is invited. Daylight Savings Time begins April 25 at 2 a.m. remember to set clocks ahead one hour.
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Monroe Grange
Nicholsville
Grange
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
The
Clermont
Historic New Richmond Planning Gowdy House Upgrading Meeting
Historic New Richmond Inc invites new members and donations for a planning meeting on April 29 at 7 30 p m on the second floor of Village Hall 102 Willow St Topics include upgrading the Gowdy House exterior For more information call Mrs Davis at 553 2375 or Mr Penny at 553 4854 Batavia Alumni Dinner set May 22 at Batavia High School Doors open 6 p m dinner 7 p m Cost 5 per person Reservations via Batavia Alumni P O Box 294 Batavia 45103 or by calling Maude Horn 732 2099 or Wilma Bruner 732 2340. Glen Este PTO hosts square dance April 23 8 00 10 30 p m in high school cafeteria Martha Danforth local caller Beginners welcome Tickets 6 per couple at door Advance 5 from school offices Call 752 3181 752 8520 ext 250 or contact PTO board members.
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New Richmond
Historic
New Richmond, Inc
Willow St
Gowdy House
Davis
Penny
Batavia
Batavia High School
P.O
Maude Horn
Wilma Bruner
Glen Este
PTO
Martha Danforth
Park employee admits welfare fraud in Clermont County
Debbie Rose Foster 29, a former Clermont County woman, was sentenced after pleading guilty to a reduced misdemeanor charge of welfare fraud in 1981. Judge Louis J. Schwartz suspended six months in jail and a $1000 fine, placing her on two years probation and ordering costs. Foster admitted receiving $998 in Aid to Dependent Children and food stamps while employed at East Fork Lake State Park, with a bi weekly net pay of $269. The case, developed by a caseworker, noted Foster resided at Batavia Township and had no prior record.
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Clermont County
Foster
East Fork Lake State Park
Milton Berner
Goshen to Break Ground on New Firehouse April 24
Goshen's volunteer fire department and Goshen Township trustees plan a groundbreaking Saturday at 2 p.m. for a new 13 332 square foot, one story firehouse on SR 28 near Belfast Goshen Road. Clermont County Commissioners and State Senator Cooper Lynder will attend. The project, funded by a levy, memberships, and fundraisers, includes four fire bays plus life squad space.
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Goshen
Clermont County
Cooper Lynder
SR 28
Belfast Goshen Road
Goshen Township
Fire Department
Bud Huehy
Ross
Ohio
Christian Electric Design
Milford
Rick Housh Heating and Cooling
Lebanon
Another Clermont historical mark disappears
Anna Dumford notes the loss of Clermont County’s old Main and Second Street building once used by Social Lodge 29 and later occupied by Masons. The 1855 three story structure, built on the site of Clermont’s first log school, was demolished March 20 1982 after a beam injury to workers and others. The destruction ends a landmark linked to early county education religion and business.
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Anna Dumford
Second Street
Presbyterian Church
Charles Kirk Music Co
le Roy Pier
Curtis Bowling
Clermont Hospital
Berry Davis
Clermont Aew
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Mt. Carmel
Cincinnati Nature Center
Tealtown Road
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Clough
Linda Bell
the Armstrong
Community Chest
Lois Pinsock
Martha Human Services
Tom
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
FERC
National Grange
Park
Schwartz
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Armstrong Boulevard
Batavia Township
Goshen’s
Williamsburg