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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1980
Page
2
Fries' Davis said he would not give a cost estimate, suggesting funds may come from Convention Bureau. The plan envisions temporary spaces with beds for bodies and notes recent losses in Warren and Adams county jails. authorities weigh using Convention Bureau money for new temporary jail space.
Best Western confirms a new motel in Union Township with a 100‑seat restaurant and lounge. Start date not yet set, operator to be decided after construction. Bureau offices at 174 E Main Batavia list local tourism details as a parish notes update covers tax transfers and bonds.
The jury acquitted Gerhardt of fraud after defense argued welfare red tape harmed his family. Mrs. Gerhardt testified she visited the child while it was with three others, but her husband did not enter the homes. Prosecutors contended the defense tried to shift blame as in a litter of cats. Gerhardt faced unrelated charges and a traffic warrant for Mrs. Gerhardt also arose from county detectives inquiry. Nigeria noted as Africa's wealthiest nation and fourth largest globally in population.
The report notes a miner at the Clermont County courthouse and a deputy seeking 100000 dollars in compensatory and attorney fees. A mandamus action seeks 13000 dollars in damages and easements for construction may affect the county’s finances. Commissioners approved amended certificates of estimated resources, largest at 810,000. A piggyback sales tax projection was debated, with Rymer estimating 1.7 million for 1980 versus 1.6 million previously. Services is discussed as a separate agency in Warren County’s example.
Aldridge defended the landfill plan as sufficient for incidents on Aber Road while officials warned the watershed below the site could be contaminated by a toxic spill. Jack Arwine urged water department inclusion in transportation of hazardous materials as the policy moved through and trucking restrictions were discussed.
Trooper Brinck, a 1972 Patrol recruit stationed in Batavia since joining from Roger Bacon High School, earned an associate degree in Police Science and a BA in Administrative Management as part of his career. the annual State Trooper of the Year Awards will reveal the winner at a future date.
In 1917 during World War I toys faced restrictions as wartime shortages and controls reshaped holiday gifts. The article notes how toys became scarce and nearly outlawed amid rationing and economic strain, altering Christmas customs for families and shops.
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