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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1985
Page
4
County commissioners revived the Clermont County Automatic Data Processing Board last week. The original board existed from 1981 to 1983 before disbanding, with departments now moving toward computer age integration. The move aims to unify county government and improve efficiency amid dispersed facilities.
The letter criticizes commissioner Clendenin for pushing Krauss Maffei to Northern Kentucky. It argues comparing Clermont County to Cincinnati Milacron shows equal costs in labor, taxes, growth, transport, and materials. Moving south could force Milacron to seek tax relief or relocate to Kentucky to stay competitive.
A letter applauds whistle blowers who opposed nuclear bombing and criticizes using taxpayer money to hire foreign firms. It alleges a pattern of EPA shutting a landfill, private testing, and re-opening, cites Fernald, and mocks misdiagnosis of illness. It praises state Senator Cooper Snyder for helping New Horizons workers collect owed pay.
The Clermont Warren County Consortium ran a seven hour computer literacy course for 376 Clermont County teens via the Summer Youth Employment Program. The program used a 26 foot Great Oaks computer van with 18 IBM PCs and two printers. It cost $12,000 funded by a Federal Job Training Partnership Grant and was taught by Great Oaks instructors.
The county commission discusses capital improvements including a 15 000 square foot water and sewer and permits building next year. Over the next two to four years plans include a 25 000 square foot human services expansion or renovation and a new Batavia courthouse administration complex. A mainframe computer bought two years ago is used for payroll and bills.
Readers are invited to call 628-1114 after 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday and during the weekend to answer the Oral Quarrel question on page 1. Calls are anonymous and edited for libel and length. Limit responses to 60 seconds. Deadline is 8 a.m. Monday.
Narrative guide from Owensville to Glancy Corner recounts local history. Mentions Morgan’s Confederate cavalry encounter at a steeple, the first schoolhouse in Stonelick Township, the 1864 Clermont County Fair, Amelia Public Schools opening, and Felicity’s 9-2 win over New Richmond in county baseball. Includes dates and place names.
The Clermont Courier lists office at 564 Cincinnati-Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio 45244 with phone 528-1111 and hours 8 30 a m to 5 p m Monday through Friday. It provides submission deadlines and instructions for letters to the editor and confirms rates and order methods for subscriptions and advertising.
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