Croswell Won't Get Raise This Term In County Pay Bill
Croswell, serving as county commissioner since 1979, will not receive the recent pay raise due to current-term restrictions. New officials starting Jan. 2 and 3 will see increases to 29,326 dollars. Croswell remains at 27,930. Other officials face varying 5 percent hikes across terms 1985 to 1988, with several salaries listed for 1985.
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Batavia
Bob Croswell
Croswell
Richard Celeste
Jerry McBride
Charles Clendenin
County Commissioners Association of Ohio
Gary Vogelgesang
David F. Smith
Ralph Palmer
Sheriff’s deputies arrest 20 in county week long sweep
Batavia Clermont County deputies report 20 arrests from investigations and 73 warrants during Dec 16 to 25. Detectives filed charges against 11 people for nine cases. Charges include receiving stolen property, theft of services from So Comm Cablevision, auto larceny, and multiple alcohol and juvenile related offenses. Dispatchers logged 4,015 calls between Dec 16 and 22.
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Batavia
Clermont County
McFarland Lakes
Ments
Amelia
So- Comm Cablevision
Bethel
Ohio State Patrol
Ohio
Newtonsville
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Owensville
Cincinnati
Laurel
Zone change denied for Mt. Moriah mini-warehouses in Batavia
Clermont County Planning Commission rejected George Rack’s plan to rezone Mt. Moriah Drive off Ohio 125 for mini-warehouses citing narrow roads limited access and flood concerns. A feasibility study favored the project but planners urged denial, saying existing land is better suited for such use.
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Batavia
George Rack
Mt. Moriah Drive
Clermont County Planning Commission
Rack
Rick Rack
Mt. Moriah
Union Township
R. Wayne Smith
Smith
Batesville
Ind
Firearms confiscated in Moscow home raid
Harold R. Partin, 30, a Felicity policeman, was arrested as A T F agents and deputies seized a cache of weapons from his Moscow residence on Fifth Street after an undercover purchase of an AR 15 converted to an M 16. Authorities found silencers ammo and other firearms. Partin faces federal charges and may face local charges in Clermont County.
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Batavia
Harold R. Partin
Moscow
Foul play suspected in Goshen stabbing case
Wayne Thompson, 28, of Manila Road Goshen was stabbed after a fight at The Place on Ohio 131. Witnesses repeat the scene, Thompson contends the wound was personal safety related. He was taken to Clermont Mercy Hospital by Wayne Township Life Squad.
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Batavia
Wayne Thompson
Manila Road
Goshen
Clermont
Thompson
Wayne Township Life Squad
Clermont Mercy Hospital
Two charged in robbery in Ohio suburbs
Two Mt. Carmel men, ages 23 and 18, are free on bond after being charged with robbing an Amelia man on December 22. Det. Gary Davis said the suspects abducted two juvenile girls in the girls' car and drove around, then forced the victim from behind, took his van keys, and fled. The victim was not seriously hurt and called police. The van was later found at one suspect's home on Cincinnati-Batavia Pike.
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Glen Este
Mt. Carmel
Amelia
Gary Davis
Union Township
Davis
Milford
Beechwood Road
Aston Drive
Cincinnati-Batavia Pike
Seminar on Legal Aspects of Small Business
SCORE offers a seminar on Legal Aspects of Operating a Small Business on Monday January 7 1985 at the American Red Cross Building 720 Sycamore St Cincinnati. Speaker is Thomas W Kahle of Graydon Head and Ritchey with SCORE panelists Sanford Lockspeiser and Allen Lishawa. Open to prospective or existing small business owners. $5 registration. call 684-2814 for reservations.
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SCORE
Service Corps of
American Red Cross
Sycamore St
Cincinnati
Thomas W. Kahle
Graydon
Head and Ritchey
Sanford E. Lockspeiser
Allen C. Lishawa
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NT Courier
James Rymer
State Auditors Association
John van Camp
Russell Simmons
Kenneth A. Kahle Sr
Nick Capurro
Albert Argo
Tech Valley
U.S. 50
Miami Township
Argo
Little Miami River
Tech Valley Drive
Valley Drive
Heiserman Road
RJ. Manteuffel Co
Noakes
Center Street
Iad
Bank One
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