05 Jan 1984
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1984
Page
1
Hunters Cook and Davis enjoyed one of the season's best days as their trip amid iced duck blinds and ramps produced three ducks. The ice limited company and park access, with one hunter noting 1063 was a bad year for duck hunting.
Walter Solarz of New Horizons visits Columbus as Batavia center faces court scrutiny over bid process. Nevels seeks to void contract claiming violations and threatens injunctions while Ohio agencies defend compliance and outline staffing and funding steps.
ATF agents gather evidence from the December 28 raid at 491 June St Union Township home where four people including the Dayton Satans Motorcycle Club president were present. Investigators seized a sawed off shotgun and rifle made into a pistol, knuckles, a coded drug transactions notebook plus $400 cash, 300 LSD doses, cocaine powder, marijuana and drug paraphernalia as laboratory tests determine substances. The case centers on drug trafficking and possession of dangerous ordnance potentially moving to a federal grand jury.
Local architect, unnamed by Commissioner Jerry McBride, drafts new preliminary jail plans for Clermont County. Discussions with Sheriff John Van Camp cover features, with Floyd County Rome design as a reference. Debate centers on 48 vs 64 inmates per guard post, subject to state jail inspector’s ruling.
Sharon Brumagem reports a public poll on New Year’s resolutions. Most participants say they make plans for 1984 and some intend to keep them, with goals ranging from quitting smoking to improving organization and education. Readers from Loveland to Amelia share personal aims and uncertainties about sticking to them.
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