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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1980
Page
2
New Richmond Exempted Village schools report a better staff to student ratio dropping from one employee per 10.43 students to roughly one per 11.9. Batavia Local schools show a cost per student around 125 dollars as districts outline staffing and budget changes amid a five year period.
County ends Title VI requirements and begins $7 million in improvements. Official Reckers noted the move follows earlier actions and aims to upgrade facilities and services for the community.
The Union Township Women’s Club will meet for a luncheon at the Hearth Supper Club in Mt. Carmel at 12 noon Thursday, Dec. 11. Installation of officers for 1981 will follow. Elected county and township officials and all interested in the club’s activities are invited.
Mt. Carmel Ohio West Clermont Board of Education Building hosts a Clermont County Association for learning disabilities meeting on Thursday December 11 at 7 p.m. The event contact Kathy Kitchener reachable from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for details at 984 1176.
Batavia High School lists student officers with Louderback as vice president, Shawn Wilson as secretary, and Scott McManus as treasurer. Juniors Petraske hold treasurer duties while sophomores Redmond serves as president with Lee Fox as vice president and Amy Dawson as secretary. Sammons and Din feat tak and Nancy named in sophomore slate.
County officials report investments for 1980 exceed 800 and note salary raises in the treasurer's office. Commissioner Harold Hines defends pay increases, saying checks will prove misstatements. Department heads set raises. 19 full time workers. Transfer of funds to salaries approved in small increments.
The proposed rezoning of the R56 district in Union Township aims to create a low density residential condominium townhouse development. The commission says the project will use site topography to preserve physical characteristics and integrate Seagrat tbbdiviolisa tions, with final decision to rest with Union Township trustees.
June 26 report lists an ongoing inquiry into a damage incident involving a police officer and figures So Sew Fe TCcctiechaie Harold. Details remain limited as investigators assess evidence and potential involvement.
A rock group donates to the Memes Dystrophy Association of Cincinnati in a letter to area supporters. The appeal highlights community involvement and ongoing fundraising efforts for research and patient support.
Rhoades voices strong objection to what he calls a substantial performance of the policy of the Federal Government. The critique centers on policy implementation and potential impacts discussed on page one.
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