Commerce event at Holiday Inn Eastgate on January 16
A local chamber release from Creager at the chamber office lists January 16 at the Holiday Inn Eastgate. The note mentions detectives, exposure to airborne dust, and questions about sesame seed sticks and napkins. Pat Potts and Sonny McBride are noted in connection with convictions or acquittals. Suspects and tips are sought by Suburban Press reporter Anaias Suporter.
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Mont of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Eastgate
Eather
Pat Potts
Sonny McBride
Oral Quarrel Should McEwen Apologize to Snyder
Readers are invited to weigh in on whether Rep. Bob McEwen should apologize to State Sen. Cooper Snyder for changing his mind about seeking re election. To answer this week’s Oral Quarrel dial 28 1116 after 5 p m Friday or any time on the weekends and leave a message.
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Rep
Bob McEwen
Sen
Cooper Snyder
Games sell fast Y Morton of Mt Washington adver
Classified item notes an advertisement for a video TV features by Y Morton of Mt Washington. It highlights fast selling games and suggests availability in a local classifieds section. The fragmentary text provides limited context on product type and seller.
County sues seven for lacking sewage disposals
County files suits against seven households for not having proper sewage disposals after neighbors complained of raw runoff. Residents received 28 days to respond to the mail notice. The record notes attempts at cooperation and cleanup efforts but details remain unclear.
Reduction to Children's Services sparks budget clash in Batavia
Batavia faces a $500,000 general fund cut for Children's Services with 1990 projections to expand family support per a 1986 five year plan. County officials note $1.0 million in reserves and unchanged 1987 subsidy. funding remains priority but may require layoffs elsewhere. Protection workers face intensified expectations amid staffing and program shortfalls.
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Batavia
Patrick T
Children’s Services
Coun
Clermont
Barr
Sioner
Revere
Kennedy talks man out of his house in New Richmond
New Richmond Police Chief Harold Kennedy, famed in Clermont County for calming conflicts, persuaded Morlatt at High Street residence to surrender without violence. Officers opened the scene and escorted him to Cincinnati amid concerns he possessed a weapon and posed a danger.
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Kennedy
New Richmond
Harold Kennedy
Clermont County
Morlatt
Norwood
Ssessi Weapons Poons Cc
Lichenoff
Cinpeared
Cinnati
McBride Potts Trial Delayed in Batavia
A Batavia hearing schedule was postponed this week as trial commissioner R. E. Riley indicated the case involving McBride and Potts will require several additional days. The delay extends unresolved legal proceedings and shifts anticipated court dates for the defendants and related parties.
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Batavia
R. E Riley
Meeting on 28 by pass set for Miami Township discussion
A meeting is scheduled for 1 30 p m to discuss the 28 by pass with County Engineer Ralph T Palmer and Woolpert Engineering consultants attending in Miami Township.
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Miami Township
Ralph T. Palmer
Woolpert Engineering, Consultants
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