Advance Planning Loan For Sewers Approved
Congressman William H Harsha announced a 139000 federal loan for advance planning of a Clermont County sewer system in the Miami Goshen Stonelick area and part of Pierce Township, with a 3.7 million project scope. Ohio Senators Lauche and Young pledged help securing a later construction grant.
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William H Harsha
Federal Community Facilities Administration
Clermont County
Miami-Goshen-Stonelick
Pierce Township
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen Young
Deputy Registrars Named for March 1 License Sale
Fred Rice of the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles lists deputy registrars for the March 1 auto license sale. Buyers are urged to specify their exact taxing district on applications to ensure proper credit of funds returned for highway construction and maintenance. Registrars, plate ranges, and sale locations are detailed for Amelia, Batavia, Bethel, Felicity, Goshen, Loveland, Milford, New Richmond, Newtownsville, Owensville, Summerside, and Williamsburg.
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Fred Rice
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Amelia
Helen M. Adams
Roger’s
Batavia
Frances Gallagher
Firestone
E. Market St
Street Variance Granted for Industrial Park Access
A new street named Omani Dr will connect with Aicholtz Rd in Summerside, run 1150 feet to a 19 acre tract including a five acre industrial park site. The planning commission and county engineer supported the variance since drainage avoids gutters and curbs and a sidewalk is unnecessary. The commissioners urged reporting on county building code amendments ahead of a March 17 state hearing. Engineer Carl Rush will oversee culvert work on Tollgate Rd and Monterey-Maple Grove Rd. Lloyd W. Reeve was hired as utility man inspector for MGS Water System with pay rising from 1.70 to 1.75 per hour. A humane society lease will be negotiated with Thomas C. Justice. Other actions include reappointments and new appointments to the Clermont County Council for the Retarded Children and related terms.
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Omani Dr
Aicholtz Rd
Summerside
Planning Commission
Board of Building Standards
Ohio
Carl Rush
Tollgate Rd
Williamsburg Township
Monterey-Maple Grove Rd
Jackson Township
Lloyd
Rhodes Sees Unlimited Potential For Clermont County
Gov. James A. Rhodes outlined a broad growth plan for Clermont County urging unity in politics and community action. He highlighted education gains including a $2 million UC branch and a planned tri county college, plus $5 million in K-12 projects and vocational schooling. He touted highway and river utilities expansion, Ohio financing support, and a $100 000 airport aid to spur industry and tourism.
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O. H. Sharp
James A. Rhodes
Clermont County
Stillmeadow Country Club
Withiamsville
Gary Balser
Linda Canterbeam
Bethel-Tate
Clermont County Community Action Commission
Withamsville
Clermont Community Action Commission
Pierce Township
Tance
Rhodes
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Tri-County
Board of Regents
Clermont
Ohio River
New Palestine
Utopia
Rotary
Stonelick State Reserve
Miss Marci Kelley Leads County Baton Twirl Camp Triumph
In Clermont County the Courier backs 17 year old Miss Marci Kelley of Mt. Carmel for creating a baton twirlers clinic at Glen Este High School. Top UC instructors drew about sixty girls, prompting thoughts of a future three day camp and earning praise for Marci and her parents.
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Clermont County
Courier
Marci Kelley
Mt. Carmel
Glen Este High School
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Marci
Warren Tipton
Marti
Ben Kelley
Village Ordinance Curbing Unsafe Buildings Enacted
NEW RICHMOND an emergency ordinance to inspect regulate and remove insecure and structurally defective buildings has been passed by the village council. The inspector may enter any building at reasonable hours after identifying himself and fines up to 50 dollars apply for access refusals. Owners get 30 days to fix followed by 15 days if needed before demolition and tax assessment of demolition costs.
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New Richmond
Clermont County
Hawks 4-H Club Elects New Leaders
News notes new officers for the Hawks 4-H Club including a recreation leader and a first aid officer. Each member plans to sell three dozen Easter eggs for profit and to raise funds for the 4-H camp. The next meeting is set for 10 30 a m in March.
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Ers
Mark Holman
Bill Mast
GOP Club To Hear Tape By Gen Lane
Jowensville The Clermont Northeastern Republican Club meets at 8 p.m. at Northeastern High School. A tape of Gen Thomas Lane s Cincinnati address will be played. Lane is a retired U S Army officer and nationally distributed newspaper columnist.
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Gen. Lane
Jwensville
Clermont
Northeastern Republican Club
Northeastern High School
Thomas Lane
Cincinnati
Man Charged In Station Looting
Sherman Byrd aged 38 of 33 Peete Street Norwood faces a 4 p.m. hearing in Clermont County Court on breaking and entering during the night season. He was arrested after fleeing police at the Mobil Oil Station at Main and Riverside Batavia with 209 dollars in cash and the owner’s papers, William E. Turner of Owensville. He broke a window to enter the station.
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Sherman Byrd
Peete St
Norwood
Clermont County
Mobil
Main St
Riverside
Batavia
Byrd
William E. Turner
Owensville
Judge chides loan firm over profit rate in bankruptcy case
Public Finance Corp of Cincinnati lost its suit against Lemnie Moore Sr. in Clermont County court. Judge Harold D. Nichols ruled the bank failed to show it relied on Moore's bankruptcy disclosure in approving a loan rewrite from 1780 to 2234 dollars. The judge noted the high charges and low new money, and questioned the firm’s handling of a car repossession and sale notice.
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Public Finance Corp
Cincinnati
Leanie Moore Sr
Roselawn Ave
Batavia
Harold D. Nichols
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Moore
Officials Reappointed During Traveling Secretary Visit
Secretary of State Ted W Brown swore in Clermont County Board members George W. Mull and Joseph L. Remley as new terms begin March 1. Directors John L. Watson and Edward B. Osborne join as reappointed members alongside holdover Ecton Myers during the Cin-Stons trip.
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Secretary of State
Ted W Brown
Cin
Stons
Boards of Elections
Brown
George W. Mull
Clermont County Board
John L. Watson
Edward B. Osborne
Joseph L. Remley
Ecton Myers
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