Henderson to plead guilty in Clermont murders
Robert Dale Henderson of Batavia will plead guilty to murder charges in the deaths of an Anderson woman and a man near Punta Gorda Florida. His attorney and Clermont County officials scheduled a new pretrial hearing for December 10 at 2 p.m. in Clermont Common Pleas Court.
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Batavia
Robert Dale Henderson
Anderson
Stanfield
Henderson
Clermount County
R. Daniel Hanson
Clermont County Common Pleas
Louis J. Schwartz
Safety first in toy choices for Santa’s gifts
Marilyn McConahay reports on toy safety amid holiday shopping. Pam Robertson of Kenner Products stresses checking age recommendations and testing toys for safety. Doctors Libby Iker and Mark Schofield note no Christmas surge in toy injuries, citing risks from swallowing household liquids and mouth injuries from wires.
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Marilyn McConahay
Santa
Pam Robertson
Kenner Products
Cincinnati
Holiday crisis line aids Clermont County residents
Anytime number offers holiday help from Clermont County Mental Health Board and partners. A 24 hour crisis line provides information and referrals for personal, marital, family, chemical dependency, rape, or sexual abuse crises, plus unemployment and legal assistance. Call 724-7900.
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Clermont County
Clermont County Mental Health Board
Clermont Counseling Center
United Appeal and Community Chest
Library leader warns Ohio tax shift short-changes counties
Mary Stearns library board president warns in a letter to Friends of the Library that a new distribution formula for a 6.3 percent tax will underfund about 80 percent of Ohio counties, including Clermont, as legislators seek to cut the tax rate by 10 percent annually for three years.
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The
Friends of the Library
Mary Stearns
Library Board
Clermont
Hamilton County
Franklin
Columbus
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
United Appeal honors leaders for 1984 drive
Area firms and organizations received Gold Fair Share and Bronze awards for high employee giving and participation in the 1984 United Appeal campaign. Recipients include Band One, GMAC, Jeff Wyler Chevrolet, Clermont County offices, and Teen Challenge among others, with PaceSetter honors going to Frazier Williams Chevrolet Oldsmobile. The drive raised 30,242,400 for 1985 agency work.
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United Appeal
Band One
Clermont County
United Aeal
Alcon, Inc
Biggs- Hypershoppe
Branch Hill
Cable Management Group
Bethel
Child Focus
Cincinnati Box and Partition Co
Cincinnati Nature Center
Clermont Council On Alcoholism
Clermont
County Board of Education
Clermont County Planning
Clermont County Welfare Dept
Clermont Warren Manpower
Department of Transportation
Dualite Industry
Felicity-Franklin Lld
Fitzgerald Pharmacy
Jamborere Sporting Goods
K-Mart Milford
Lloyd Mann Elementary School
Loveland Hurst Senior
Mosler Lock Company
Nurre Funeral Home
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment
Ralph Houser Realty
Clermont Country Association of Retarded Citizens
Frazier-Williams Chevrolet- Oldsmobile, Inc
The
Community Chest and Council of the
Cincinnati Area
Red Cross
Courier urges signed letters to editor with contact details
The Courier invites readers to submit letters to the Editor at 564 Batavia Pike, Cincinnati, Ohio 45244. Letters must be signed, include the writer’s address and a phone number, and stay under 300 words for verification before publication.
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The
Courier
Batavia Pike
Cincinnati
Ohio
No Dieting Eat All You Want 2 Becomes A Pill Claim
An inexact Beverly Hills advert promotes a weight loss pill claiming dramatic results with no dieting calories or exercise. It promises at least 10 pounds lost using the pill with water before meals and an “amazing” new formula. The ad asserts safety and no hunger, presenting bold claims with sensational language.
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Beverly Hills
Seepal
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Punta Gords
Fla
Ciaupabe
Iker
Schofield
Bobby Tureen Clermont
Melrose
Daily Enquirer
Cincinnati Suburban Press
Just Call
Gene Carr
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