18 Aug 1988
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1988
Page
1
Emergency dispatchers will attempt to verify calls when a 911 line has no caller ID. New locators within the system help trace false alarms from prank calls, and warns that dialing 911 for fun risks catching the caller in a traceable act. The piece also notes local theater updates and obituaries.
Citizens weigh whether the county’s top official should serve part time or full time. Call 528-1116 after 5 p.m. on weekdays or anytime on weekends to leave an anonymous response for this week’s Oral Quarrel.
Five hundred volunteers joined a weekend build for the East Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses at Clough Pike in Glen Este. Tom Hoffman from Springfield Jerry Hughes Hartwell Leroy Ferrell and Michael Bolark aided as crews erected trusses roof and shingles over four weekends. Drywall painting and indoor fixtures will follow on the subsequent two days each weekend.
Officials in Batavia faced a stalled session as Commissioner Martha Dorsey and Jerry McBride eyed a ten minute ether for routine business. McBride stayed in Judge William Walker's courtroom with Wood Lamping attorneys, missing the 9:30 a.m. start and forcing a later session after court adjournment.
About 50 local government officials and emergency unit reps attend the unveiling of Clermont County's new emergency communications center. While some skeptics remain about its operation and county commitment, officials say the center is here to stay and will be shaped to work. The start of the 911 system raises questions on funding and future adjustments.
CECOS International began improvements at the Aber Road surface water site in Jackson Township delaying some operations until about Sept 1. The project adds 42 inch and 24 inch storm sewers, paving, drainage upgrades, and aims to fully contain abatement on site during testing while faces EPA permit and public comment process delays. Public hearings are required before permits issue, and EPA seeks expanded plans impacting roads and drainage amid ongoing cleanup concerns.
In Locust Corner A Township a five year old is charged with negligent homicide in a shooting involving Dawn Price at 2740 White Street. Police report the child believed the gun was a toy cap weapon during the July incident.
A local ad promises quick sales with a guaranteed result. Readers are urged to call 745-0555 for access to the service and selling tips. The brief notice emphasizes speed and contact information for potential sellers.
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