Stabbing, arrests follow Chili Parlor incident
A stabbing at Gold Star Chili in Amelia sparked multiple arrests. Daniel Boyer 4078 McMann Rd Cincinnati stabbed a 24 year old Amelia woman and allegedly Gregory Montgomery was also wounded. Several suspects faced charges including resisting arrest disorderly conduct and obstructing arrest. The report also notes numerous thefts, vandalism and other arrests across Clermont County. Handles include Sheriff Richard Barr and Officer J McClanahan with victims and suspects named.
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Gold Star Chili
Ohio Pike
Daniel Craig Boyer
McMann Rd
Cincinnati
Sheriff's Deputies
Amelia
Boyer
Gregory Nelson Montgomery, Sr
Ohio
Montgomery
Richard D. Barr
Barr
Larry Shane Saver
Moore Rd
Bethel
Saver
Alex Grant
Chestnut Lane
New Richmond
Gerry Dryden
Hilltop
Mt. Carmel
J. McClanahan
Sheriff Department
Arthur D. Doughman
Goshen
Stonelick Tavern
Richard D. Rose
Lindale
Mt. Holly Rd
Nightwinds
Telton Lane
Dan C. France
Aicholtz
James H. Noe
Ten Mile
Fire Planned Allegedly Set At Bella Vista Apartments
Batavia detectives investigate a hallway fire at Apartment 317 Building 600 Bella Vista Apartments College Drive. The manager woke to a smoke alarm at 457 a.m. on November 26. An accelerant was used and required investigation due to the building’s many residents. Damages amount to two hundred dollars to carpeting and the case remains active.
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Clermont County Sheriff's
Bella Vista Apartments
College Drive
Batavia
Tom Cooper
Cooper
Clermont County Sees Sewer District Exit Tobacco Base
The Clermont County Sewer District auctioned its 1983 burley tobacco quota of 1409 pounds. Dave Howerton won at 52 cents per pound totaling 1252.68 dollars for land near Batavia. Milton Hall bid 3.10 dollars per pound totaling 7467.90 for another lease. A federal law blocks public agencies from owning tobacco bases, requiring ASCS clearance for all leases and sales.
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Clermont County
Dave Howerton
Ohio
Felicity
Walter Kunz
Haskell Lane
Batavia
Amelia- Batavia
Milton Hall
Bethel
Donald J Beckers
Recount Confirms No Changes in Clermont Races
A recount of five races at the Clermont County Board of Elections on November 28 found absolutely no changes. The same candidates remained elected for two mayoral, two council, and one clerk contest, with vote totals unchanged from election night. Hardin remains Bethel mayor, Throckmorton Newtonsville mayor, Saylor and Tennison win Amelia council seats, Hayward couple win Moscow, Ritter remains Wayne Township clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Board of Elections
Alberta H. Cook
Bethel
Roger W. Hardin
Kenneth E. Throckmorton
Newtonsville
Marvin L. Saylor
Richard E. Tennison
Amelia
Moscow
Lawrence R
Marilynn Hayward
Carl E. Ritter
Wayne Township
Clermont County approves two more block grants
County commissioners signed two 1982 Community Development Block grants last week. Rapp's Landscape Co. of Amelia won 24975 for a Moscow Village Park ballfield. Taft Construction Co. bid was disqualified for missing a bid bond. H Glasgow Construction Co. bid 10914 for YWCA Batavia alterations and painting at 55 S Fourth St Batavia.
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James M. Willis
Yelton Lane
Amelia
Clermont ‘County Commissioners
Francis A. Rapp
Rapp
Williamsburg
H. Glasgow Construction Co
Miami Ave
Cincinnati
YWCA
S. Fourth St
Batavia
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Winchester
Henry Grant
Main St
Bert C. Buis
Woodville Pike
James Burns
Burns Service Center
Plane St
Elmore Kussner
Bergen Rd
Sheriff's Department
Normen Turkelson
U.S. Grant Vocational School
Legion Lane
Fort Thomas
Thomas Craigs
Grandview Street
Eastgate Mall
Vickie Hitch
Bantam Presbyterian Church
Old Ohio
Bantam
Tobacco Base
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Reckers
Courier
Gall
Five Mile RO
Anderson Township
Kreindier
Vice
Johnny’s Teys
HUFFY
Rawhide Bike
Inchworm
Strawberryland
Johnny
Milton
Makocey
MILTON \BRADLEY
Pac-Man
Centipede
Orig
Fair Man
Manglor Mountain
Covington
Milford Shopping Center
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