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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1985
Page
4
Voters in Goshen and Clermont Nor western districts face February referendums on new levies amid organized opposition. The piece argues for a radical overhaul of the school system rather than minor budget trimming to avoid insolvency and maintain educational roles.
Clermont County faces a crossroads as rapid development on Beechmont and Route 28 threatens forests pastures and watersheds. Critics warn old neighborhoods farms and woodlands vanish for fast food stands car lots and gas stations.
Dr. David B. Fankhauser argues toxins can be neutralized by pyrolysis or chemicals, while officials permit outdated disposal. He criticizes CG&E fly ash pits as harming health, streams, and green hillsides, urging government help to reuse ash in cement and protect open space for higher neighborhood values and safer rivers.
A reader blasts the Courier for no sports coverage and cites the paper as a suburbion conglomerate while praising Cler mont County voters for ousting unworthy officials and lamenting cutbacks at Cler mont Northeastern School District senior meals. The note also mentions arms control talks and invites readers to submit an oral quarrel answer by weekend deadline.
David Smith of OBES Clermont County Office led a December 3 linkage meeting with Batavia staff and regional reps to coordinate programs such as the Jobs Training Partnership Act and Emergency Job Training. Tackett, veteran and gubernatorial aide, urged joint efforts to expand services for Ohio's 1.3 million veterans.
The Clermont Courier lists office address at 564 Cincinnati-Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio 45244 with phone 528 4171 and hours 8 30 a m to 6 p m Monday through Friday. It notes noon Wednesday deadline for news items and urges signed letters with return address and phone for confirmation.
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