Clermont 648 Board seeks grant clarification on HEW rejection
The Clermont County Board of Mental Health and Retardation will meet HEW and regional officials to seek specifics on why its $73 000 mental health grant was denied. Executive director David Gerwe says the board will request guidance on guideline interpretation and missing data while highlighting a county needs assessment and a planned biennial plan for 1978 and 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Board of Mental Health and Retardation
648 Board
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
David Gerwe
648
Kennth S. Watanabe
Gerwe
District One
Ohio Division of Mental Health
Union trustees proclaim Bicentennial Day and set August plan
Union Township Trustees held a June meeting to adopt a Bicentennial Day for August 21 with flag display and ceremonies at Union Township Hall and Weiner Lane. They discussed budget, zoning changes, cemetery fence survey, fire protection levy, and road projects. Expenditures totaled 45,006.70 for June with half-year totals of 367,433.77 received and 325,514.61 spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsville
Bach-Buxton
Area man arrested for cultivation near garden
Terry Lewis, 21, of 4442 Mt Carmel Tabasco Road, was jailed July 29 on a charge of cultivation of marijuana after police raid uncovered 317 plants growing between corn rows in his backyard. Also held was Fred G. Lewis, 53, who was released, while two other men at the house were freed. Evidence will be sent to the Bureau of Criminal Investigation in London, Ohio for analysis. Detective Barry Creighton aided by Clermont County Sheriff’s Office initiated the tip. Lewis remains jailed in Clermont County on a 6000 dollar bond.
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Térry Lewis
Mt. Carmel
Tabasco
R. E. Willis
Union Township
Lewis
Fred G. Lewis
Ing
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Ohio
Barry Creighton
Clermont County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Department
Willis
Clermont County
Farmers co op runs open market in Batavia Ohio
The Clermont County Farm Bureau hosts a Friday evening market on West Main Street Batavia as part of a three site Ohio Valley Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association network. Members from Clermont Adams Brown and Highland counties form the 45 farm group promoting home grown produce through cooperative buying and selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Farm Bureau
West Main Street
Batavia
Ohio Valley Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association
Clermont
Adams
Brown
Highland Counties
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Diane Levitt
Decatur
Ohio
Bethel approves waterworks planning contract with McGill and Smith
Village of Bethel council approves ordinance authorizing the Board of Public Affairs to contract with McGill and Smith consulting engineers of Amelia to prepare plans and advertise for bids on waterworks improvements. Also includes market notes on fruit and pumpkins in Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Affairs
Bethel
McGill and
Smith
Amelia
Planning commission weighs consolidated planned business district
The Union Township Zoning Commission forwarded an amendment to create three planned business districts to the Planning Commission. Staff favors consolidating districts into a single planned business district to ensure compatible uses and a cohesive site plan. Batavia High School cheerleaders won awards at a Springfield camp with 636 competitors, and will row with Clinton Massie on September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Township Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
Batavia High School
Springfield
Ohio
Clinton Massie
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Lermont Courier
Disaster Service Agency
Thomas Cilepper
Ernest P
Mary J. Wilson
William G
Mary R. Bertrand
Cinti-Batavia Pk
Rumpke Road
Sue Grethel
Amelia Bakery
E. Main St
Amelia, Ohio
Heritage '76
Courier
Kiuba
Stanley J. Rafale
Main Street
Batavia Squad
Debbie Anstaett
Gina Davenport
Peggy Jones
Emily Moore
Cindy Sargeant
Ginny Slattery
Framar Tire Service
Williamsburg
Dunlop
Armstrong
Doe
Broyhill Sofa
Pew Ko Eonn
Batavia Furniture & Carpet
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