Clermont County eyes exit from OKI regional group
Clermont County weighs leaving the nine county OKI association citing $21 975 dues and a perceived duplication of county planning. Romohr questions the value of OKI arguing the county already has its own commission and that withdrawing could affect federal grants and planned Eastgate Boulevard interchange work. The county has not yet been billed and cites statements by Tom Luken as support for the departure.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Romohr
Oki
Clermont County
Eastgate Boulevard
Tom Luken
Zone change denied cont'd from page one
The planning commission denied the zone change for ball fields and play areas citing insufficient mitigation for lights noise and dust affecting nearby homes. The panel also approved rezoning of several acres of agricultural land on SR 132 Road and related actions.
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Planning Commission
SR 132
CIP Stockholders Discuss Homan Offer at Batavia Meeting
Homan proposed to buy all CIP property in New Jersey during the June 30 annual meeting in Batavia. CIP officers and board members clashed over the bid with votes reported as 3 to 2, Leff and Todd voting against while Smith and Beischel supported. Homan abstained. A potential reapprisal of CIP holdings was questioned as Brown and Leff filed a July 2 complaint in the U.S. District Court Western Division.
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N.J
Bernard Leff
New York City
Batavia
Clermont Courier
Homan
CIP
R. Wayne Smith
Brown
Leff
David H. Todd
Smith
Robert J. Beischel
Bera
Leff and Brown
CIP Corporation
U.S. Southern District Court
Western Division
North Union trustees weigh fire levy amid Paramedic service debate
Trustees consider a fire levy while eight North Union squad members remain certified with ongoing hospital hours and frequent refresher training. A $16,000 fund is noted by treasurer Doug Hausterman to support paramedic service on all emergencies, and two 0.7 mill levy renewals for police and fire deserve November ballots. Haley of Milford is recommended as patrolman with strong prior references. Union’s 16 police force is described as the largest yet by township clerk Jerry McBride. A snag at the new police building site arises over centralized electrical system integration, with E and L Electric’s Jack Vance saying air conditioning must be modified for the system, increasing initial costs but saving money later.
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North Union Squad
Tolely Hartge Aed
Doug Hausterman
North Union
Haley
Milford
Newport News
Madeira
Union
Jerry McBride
Jack Vance
E and L Electrical Company
County Administrator Qualifications Outlined by Romohr
Dale Romohr, chairman of the county commissioners, outlined qualifications for a new administrator at the Thursday meeting. He suggested either an older or younger candidate might fit, citing security concerns and the job as a potential steppingstone. The position has been vacant since March 1980 after Harry Reed Jr. resigned. commissioners have not yet discussed hiring while broad goals remain unresolved. Also, investment authority was delegated to County Treasurer Bud Hines to manage operating and long-term funds.
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Dale Romohr
Amperes
Romohr
Tson
Peo
Harry Reed Jr
Reed
Bruce Henry
Bud Hines
NRC probes Zimmer Plant reports and watchdog role
The GAP, tied to the Institute of Policy Studies, aids complaints against Zimmer Plant projects and accuses the NRC of failing to interview witnesses and follow leads. Devine warns of institutional retaliation against Magnaflux for reporting X-ray results and cites a Peabody trailer break in tied to missing research documents.
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GAP
Institute of Policy Studies
Zimmer
Devine
NRC
Magnaflux
Cg&e
Ford plans to never absorb the laid off workers
Ford plans indicate no absorption of workers laid off two years ago, with production capacity of 3500 not expected to be reached. The statement suggests ongoing restraint and potential continuation of layoffs.
Suspect Sought in Miami Two Robbery at King Kwik Market
Police seek a 6 foot 6 inch, 260 pound male robber who entered the King Kwik Minit Market at 1055 SR 28 early Friday, ordered the clerk to open the register, and then directed the clerk to seek medical treatment at North Hospital.
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King Kwik Minit
North Hospital
Children’s home plan renews juvenile offenders facility use
Hamilton County commissioners renew a children’s home arrangement to June 1982 paying 20 per day to use a new juvenile detention facility. The group would provide temporary homes for teens via foster homes, running Aug 3 to Dec at a cost of 26 per day and a $30,888 cap. Martha Prisock to finalize agreement. CECO weighs plans for the receiving home and possible advisory or fundraising roles.
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Clermont
Ed A
Ee Eee
Hamilton County
Martha Prisock
New Life
East House
Schott House
Sanger
CECO
Goshen man charged with aggravated robbery and sexual imposition
A 28 year old Goshen Township man, John S. Arbino, was charged by Butler County police with aggravated robbery and sexual imposition in connection with an incident on June 28. Arbino, listed at 9877 Coraddale Murdock Road, allegedly disrobed and told a female clerk to lock the door before she fled and called authorities. The article notes his custody status and mentions Marine training details of another person.
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John Perin
Goshen Township
Butler County
John S. Arbino
Coraddale-Murdock Road
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