Brown To Be Speaker At Republican Dinner
Congressman Bud Brown, long time Ohio representative and ranking member on two House subcommittees, will speak at a Republican dinner. The event features a 4:30 to 6:30 pm dinner with tickets sold by Richard True. Brown brings Navy service, journalism background, and economics training from Duke and Harvard to his public duties.
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Bud Brown
House of Representatives
Communications and Power
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Joint Economic Committee
Duke University
Harvard Business School
Brown
U.S. Navy
Ohio
Richard True
Owensville Man Receives Life Term for Murder
Eugene L. Partin, 42, of Owensville, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the April 13 slaying of his wife Donna, 29. A key deputy testified Partin admitted planning the killing and firing through a door after spotting a man outside. He had faced first degree murder and other charges, but the latter were dropped.
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Eugene L. Partin
S.R
Owensville
Donna
John van Camp
Clermont County
Partin
Lawson
Sheriff's Department
Mini the world’s smallest horse back at Ohio events
A Mini-Mustang named Mini, previously reported ill, is healthy and visiting a veterinary clinic in Columbus, then at the Ohio State Fair. Dale Carman says the animal passed a health test, despite allergies, and fans are urged not to despair. County officials note a construction permit issue at Clermont County fairgrounds before a show barn debut, now in process with funds and a pending check.
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Mini
Columbus
Dale Carmans
Clermont County Fairgrounds
State Department of Building
Howard Bissantz
State Department
Bissantz
Clermont County seniors featured in Ohio One Million Strong film
Clermont County Senior Services earns a spot among seven outstanding elderly programs in Ohio for the One Million Strong television documentary by WCET Cincinnati. The selection cites the new county bus service funded by Cincinnati Community Chest to shuttle seniors to centers, appointments, shopping and welfare services. Other programs hail from Dayton Bowling Green Columbus Cleveland Toledo and Canton.
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Clermont County
Ohio
WCET
Cincinnati
Carol Reynolds
Ohio Division of Aging
Columbus
Clermont Senior Services
Cincinnati Community Chest
Dayton
Bowling Green
Cleveland
Toledo
Canton
Officials Seek to Enjoin Striking Sewage Workers
County Prosecutor Robert Jones considers seeking a court injunction against 13 of 17 striking employees at four Clermont County sewage plants Union Felicity Amelia Batavia Miami Goshen Stonelick. The strike began August 16 at 4 30 p.m. and lawmakers debate a 5.5 percent pay increase under Ferguson Act while Civil Service placement is pending.
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Robert Jones
Clermont County
Felicity
Amelia-Batavia
Miami-Goshen-Stonelick
Com
Clermont County Fair Sets Attendance Peak and Board Elections
Attendance at the Clermont County Fair reached a new peak over the weekend. Gate receipts rose 1500 from the prior year. Board members elected included Tom Anstaett and Jerry Trester with incumbents Charles Hetterick and Burdett Mathis retained. terms for multiple others extend to 1974 and 1975. State Rep. Frank H Mayfield attended bidding on the grand champion steer. 96 steers were auctioned totaling 96,630 pounds with an average of 78 cents per pound.
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Clermont County
Mark Atchiey
Fair Board
Tom. Anstaett
Stonelick Township
Jerry Trester
Tate Township
Everett Glancy
William Chapman
Tom Anstaett
Charles Hetterick
Washington Township
Burdett Mathis
Monroe Township
Roscoe Pringle
Wayne Township
Marvin Sprague
Williamsburg Township
R.W. Thirey
Jackson Township
Lewis Wittmer
Miami Township
Charles Oetzel
Ohio Township
Parkmoor
Milford
Frank H. Mayfield
Clermont
Hamilton
Mayfield
David Byrd
Mt. Carmel
Randy Smith
T.J. Wolfer
Clermont County Fair preview notes eight‑part football series
Inside the Clermont County Courier reveals the Clermont County League football kickoff. This first installment introduces the upcoming eight‑part feature examining teams, players, venues, and league prospects.
Local Schools Begin Updates With New Programs
Area districts launch revised curriculums as classes start. Batavia adopts non graded primary grouping. Goshen tests science first approach and new spelling goals. Clermont Northeastern adds team teaching and mini courses. Bethel Tate expands mini courses and work experience. West Clermont adds courses at Glen Este Amelia. Loveland New Richmond Milford update math and social studies under new quarter system.
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Batavia
Thompson
Goshen
Clermont Northeastern
Owensville
Williamsburg
Norma Irvin
Bethel
Bethel Tate
Bethel High School
Bethel-Tate
West Clermont
Glen Este High School
Glen Este
Amelia High
Ron Williams
Susan Osswald
Amelia
Loveland High School
New Richmond High School
Milford
Robert Olsson
Warren Apgar
Miami-Mulberry
Miamiville
South
Pleasant Hill
Ronald Lyons
State Department of Education
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Carey Thompson
Goshen Township
Ralph Wehrum
Franklin Township
George W. Mull
Clifton Daugherty
Union Township
Alton Ison
Batavia Township
Sandy Friedrich
New Richmond
Kevin Abrams
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