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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1982
Page
2
The Trie Clermont Courier reports on an underfunded foster care system. ARC members challenge officials over staffing and child safety, with ABC President Tonnie Gear questioning repeated child deaths and custody decisions amid staff shortages.
A Selective Service board was appointed and addressed men born since January 1, 1960 who have not registered. The speaker noted many are unaware of registration requirements and warned penalties after February 28. Failure to register could bring a $10,000 fine and possible imprisonment.
An administrator assigns responsibilities to the Board of Public Affairs and informs council member Frank Hess that water department operations will be handled through the council which will set monthly meeting dates for citizen problem submissions to the Utilities Commission. The Warren County Joint Vocational School will accept registrations March 1 through March 12 for various adult education and trade programs.
The trial of John Coyne unfolds with Tony Dotson and Leslie Oberschlake, both 16, testifying about the Aug 28 1981 Boothill Auto Graveyard incident. Dotson and Oberschlake allege Coyne fired a warning shot while they sought auto parts, with others escaping to neighbor Betty Wiener’s home.
Douglas Boner of Symmes Township faces charges of attempted aggravated murder and aggravated robbery in connection with an abduction at the Super-X Drug Store in Clermont Shopping Center on January 15. He, held on 350000 bond, became a Milford case suspect after a van plate tied him to a February 11 incident behind a bar in Pleasant Run Mall area. The victim escaped when a ski masked man forced her into a car. a similar Sharonville incident was noted. The Hamilton County Task Force continues to pursue clues amid a rash of abductions and rapes.
Clermont County officials debate a rate increase to fund aging water lines and a new cross river main. An extra penny would yield about $23,000. bonds are discouraged due to rising interest. If approved by April 1, average water bills could rise 60 cents in June as maintenance and loan costs drive the plan. The note mentions a prior 1980 rate rise and ongoing repair work on Rumple Road. The piece also notes O Bannon Creek Sewer project bids and a Chamfield College Quilt and Craft Show on March 13 14 with entry free.
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