Village Chief Denies Speed Trap Claims Amid Rising Citations
Chief Hauck says the village is not trapping speeders but notes a larger police force yields more tickets. He cites radar readings showing most drivers exceed the limit by a few mph and says tickets under 10 mph over are rare. Separate cases: Tony Cornelius, 20, charged with breaking and entering a January 29 Double E Cafe theft of whiskey and $35. Robert Stewart home breaking, February 6, with $1,800 stolen. and 18-year-old William Mattingly fined $100 for shoplifting at Medary's on January 31.
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Hauck
Tony Cornelius
E. Main Street
Williamsburg
Cornelius
Robert Stewart
Batavia police arrest two in Main Street break in
Batavia patrolman Earl Pomery found glass broken at Danbury's on Main Street during a Feb 3 patrol. Steve Piercefield 22 Bethel and Robert Cummings 23 Williamsburg Batavia Pike were charged with breaking and entering and bound over to the Grand Jury with a $5000 bond. Assistance came from Union and Pierce townships and the county sheriff. Deputy sheriffs charged Gary M. McClendon 25 Loveland with armed robbery at King Kwik Goshen. Two Goshen youths and a juvenile face attempted robbery charges at Highway 28 Market. Richard McQuitty 25 Goshen arrested along with a juvenile.
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Batavia
Darbro
Earl Pomery
Danbury's
Main Street
Steve Piercefield
Highview Estates
Bethel
Robert Cummings
Williamsburg- Batavia Pike
Union
Pierce Township
Gary M. McClendon
Loveland
King Kwik
Woodville Pike
Ohio 28
Goshen
Highway 28 Market
Richard McQuitty
Clermont National to Build Colonial Bank in Burg
Clermont National plans a new bank at 331 S W Main St Burg replacing the 302 W Main St facility. The 2180 sq ft first floor features drive in window access a handicapped ramp 27 parking spaces a large public meeting room with kitchen and lounge. Groundbreaking Feb 17 at 10 a m at the new site. completion set for Aug 15 1978. Public invited.
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Clermont National
Burg
W. Main St
S.W. Main St
Blizzard costs Clermont County Highway Department record shows 270000 plus
County Engineer Walter C. Carter told Disaster Services Director Ken Conover that 27 contractors and 41 equipment units were required beyond normal resources. Expenditures exceed 270000 with labor, overtime, repairs, and equipment costs near 30000. Road and bridge damages are put at 240000, with additional spring thaw damages anticipated.
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Walter C. Carter
Ken Conover
Disaster Services
Highway Department
Carter
Clermont County Highway Department
County Treasurer reports January 1978 investments
Clermont County Treasurer Albert Hines told county commissioners he invested 2.5 million in Certificates of Deposit and 1 million in Treasury Bills in January 1978. Interest earned totaled 23,762.50, with 7,912.50 from CDs and 15,850.00 from Treasury Bills, credited to County General Fund.
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Clermont County
Albert Hines
Treasury
Hines
County General Fund
Burg council to look into employee salary boost
Mayor Donald Hiler and the village council discussed landfill trouble on Aber Road near Williamsburg. They consider EPA concerns, transport of toxic waste, and a possible county law. The council approved a sewer Step 1 study costing 5000 and a zoning change for the Hamiltons to support a new fire station CB system. They also approved a new firefighter and noted January fines totaling 2362.
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Donald Hiler
Aber Road
Williamsburg
Jackson Township
Lois Hancock
Harry Malott
Malott
Ohio House
Ohio
Hancock
Clermont County
Hiler
Ohio Epa
EPA
West Virginia
Indiana
Jess Smith
Jim
Agnes Hamilton
W. Main St
Fire Department
Dick Mallett
Council
Dave Harris
Great Rivers Girl Scout Cookie Sale Starts February 18
The Great Rivers cookie sale runs February 18 through March 7 with Butter Trefoil Tagalongs chocolate and vanilla cremes peanut butter cookies thin mints and Samoa all at 1.25 per box. Ninety percent of Council profit funds facilities and programs for girls while ten percent supports major maintenance and capital improvements.
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Great Rivers
New SEM shop opens in central Ohio area
The Southeastern Ecumenical Ministry announces a new Semi-New Shop at 1085 Ohio Pike between Amelia and Williamsville. Open from March 1, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 10 am to 12 noon, managed by Mrs. Freda Pruhs. Call 231-2957 to volunteer or donate clothing, furniture, appliances, and household items. All community members invited to visit the new store serving many residents.
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Southeastern Ecumenical Ministry
Ohio Pike
Amelia
Williamsville
Freda Pruhs
R.E.M
S.E.M
California
East End
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Chief Hauck
West Main
C.B
William Mattingly
Young
Williamsburg Police
Medary’s
Mattingly
Mayor's Court
Lloyd Hauck
Joe Thomayer
Frazier-Williams Truck Center
Milford
Baeeeeaganes
Esk
Joe
Clermont National Bank
New Williamsburg
Blizzard
Mother Nature
S Burg Council
Main ST. Milford
St. Rt
Sun. & Eve
Appr
Eutc
EL Camino
Blee
FORD
Gack
FIA
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