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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1987
Page
3
Commissioners approved a 27,084 construction plan for a three story brick building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The project aims to preserve the landmark while providing sheriff offices administration and storage space, with 25,000 main footage and 10,000 for usable space. Outer walls are 16 inches brick and interior basement walls 14 inches thick.
County commissioners considering state aid for a fire department. State Sen Cooper Snyder must secure state equipment to trigger a local match. A 2 to 1 vote last Thursday upheld a motion previously offered, amid lingering restrictions and continued inquiries into additional stop signs.
Batavia trustees file for an injunction alleging violation of the township's resolution. The case is assigned to Judge John L. Watson.
Ohio counties report license tax collections totaling 27.5 million across 88 counties with Clermont County alone showing 358724.51. Statewide distributions reach 27.545 million while specific county figures appear in circuit totals.
At the July 8 meeting of the Southern Ohio Northern Kentucky Labor Management Loan program Gill was officially hired as the new program coordinator replacing the previous appointee.
State Board officials John L. Watson and E Pattison appeal an appellate court ruling as Yvette M. McGee, counsel for the pharmacy board, notes on Aug 4 that Watson suspended C. O. David Poppe’s license on July 16 1986 and that the board found a retail generic labeled “clinic non gareelans” misbranded and misleading. The case raises whether an indictment must specify where tests consume the substance leaving none for the defendant’s testing.
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