Fran Schwiermann Named Clermont Courier Editor
Fran Schwiermann is appointed new editor of the Clermont Courier succeeding Terry Young who moves to an area daily. A Wilhiamsville resident and Amelia High School Clermont College graduate, she studied English at UC. She previously served as reporter and editor at the Clermont Sun for two years and is married to Gunter with three daughters.
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Wilhiamsville
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Clermont College
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Mini-Marathon in Amelia for Handicapped Kids
A 10 AM Saturday August 19 mini marathon starts at Amelia High School to aid handicapped kids in Clermont County. Entry is on race day with a four dollar fee. The Rick Rack Wheelchair benefit run aims for 500 runners, looping Amelia through Taylor Road to the airport and back to the high school. County Commissioners and Amelia Mayor William Pommert proclaim the day Rick Rack Wheelchair benefit day and a starting cannon was donated.
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Willian Pommert
Senior Citizens Picnic Held by Rep Maloti in Williamsburg
State Rep. Harry C. Maloti hosts the 22nd annual Senior Citizens Picnic at his SR 32 home on Tuesday August 22. Events run from noon to 5 PM with drink, live entertainment, bingo, open bowling, and swimming for attendees.
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Williamsburg
Harry C. Maloti
Monroe Two Park Project Local Funding Share
Monroe Two park uses 10.88 acres as the local share of funding for the project.
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Monroe Two. Park
GOP Meeting Presents Humorist Congressman Guyer in Clermont
Congressmen Tennyson Guyer of Ohio will speak at the Clermont County Republican Club meeting on August 24. The Findlay native is in his third House term after four Ohio Senate terms and has lectured over 10 000 times.
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August Auguries Batavia YWCA Flea Market Spaces Open
There are still spaces available for craftspeople artists flea marketeers and antiquers at Batavia. For rental or more information please call the YWCA at 732-0450.
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Officers installed and next meeting set at August
At 8 p.m. in Craig, officers installed include Wilson, Historian Betty Miller, and Secretary 14. The next meeting is scheduled for August.
Rhodes speaks at dedication to boost East Fork economy
Rhodes addresses East Fork dedication promising economic benefits while denying local tax rumors about the Project. He emphasizes a federal commitment and shared responsibility, stating no additional taxes are needed to cover Project costs.
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Moscow police chief reinstated after council decision
After a two year campaign the Village of Moscow failed to appeal a judge's ruling returning Dennis Skeene as chief. The case involved back pay and reinstatement under the Vietnam Veterans Readjustment Act of 1974.
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Council
U.S. Fourth District
Timothy Hogan
Dennis Skeene
Six filed for county judge seats and jurists in race
Six candidates filed with the county board of elections for two county court seats this November. Names include Robert P. Ringland Michael J. Voris W Kenneth Zuk Charles E Klendenin and Hugh L Nichols. The fourth county judgeship carries a salary between ten thousand and sixteen thousand dollars, with fourteen thousand paid by the state and two thousand locally. A conference committee is considering changing county court civil jurisdiction from five hundred to three thousand dollars.
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Robert P. Ringland
Michael J. Voris
W. Kenneth Zuk
Charles E Klendenin
Hugh L. Nichols
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