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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1982
Page
2
HUD opened bids on a 160 unit complex at the corner of SR 32 and Fayard Drive Union Township on January 19 and will announce the winner January 20. Julia Sharp hopes a local developer will win and notes the unfinished units amid prior financial difficulties and foreclosure action.
In Cincinnati during Bengalmania week the Bengals prepare at Pontiac's Silverdome for the Super Bowl. LeClair says the goal is peak at about 4 k Sunday and notes the danger of getting too hyped. After the game he plans off season sales work with Red Trucking and remaining in Milford with his family.
A Clermont County jury ruled that GE employee Arthur J. Fiddler owed Jafar and Zarreh Karimkhahi more than 830,000 after aiding their settlement in America. Fiddler kept 34,000 of 68,000 house purchase funds and 85,600 in punitive damages were awarded.
Consistent with Section 121.22 of the Ohio Revised Code the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio conducts all actions in open meetings. A weekly notice is prepared with advance agenda items available at the offices of 375 South High Street Columbus Ohio or by subscription.
State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson reports Clermont collected 104823.11 in permissive sales tax with monthly payment lag due to processing and certification time for payees.
Clermont County officials outline a new juvenile jail near the service center with two wings for male and female prisoners. About 4,600 square feet would be admin offices in a 10,500 square foot facility, plus cells dining and staff rooms. Bid openings may occur in June or July with possible late summer start and a target one year to completion. A 7.2 million justice complex site work is finished, and pre fab housing is considered to speed construction under House Bill 530 for financial aid.
County officials discuss potential candidates for the Clermont County common pleas judgeship as a Senate bill to create a third judgeship moves through committee. County Court Judge Rosenhoffer indicates possible candidacy in a Republican primary. Democrat Sanath Zuk rules out a run for now. Other Republicans named include Robert Ringland and former Common Pleas Referee Michael Voris, while Prosecuting Attorney George Pattison says he will not run and remains focused on duties. The bill, tied to the Wm. H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Plant agreement and CG&E, advances to the Senate after committee hearings.
A 38-year-old former volunteer fire chief was placed on probation after pleading guilty to theft by deception. Judge Louis J. Kwartz sentenced West of Cedarville Road for receiving a stolen item and unlawfully obtaining $2,800 in unemployment benefits, ending his tenure as Chief of the Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department.
A 3 year old Miami Township man is charged with grand theft for allegedly stealing 28 500 from Equitable Life Insurance Society. Peter L Barrera 6568 East Knollwood Circle is accused of theft while serving as a local agency manager for the company. The district manager Paul Ford filed the charge alleging actions between January 1 1980 and April 21 1981.
Authorities said a masked gunman robbed the Bank One branch at SR 28 and 132 around 1 p.m. Tuesday afternoon last week. No arrests had been made at the time, and the amount of money taken was undetermined.
Union Township trustees hired a custodian after two quit. Larry Mugrage replaces them and is praised. Four new police cruisers were purchased at a low bid of 38 327 from Taylor Lincoln Mercury. A closed executive session on January 19 will discuss police personnel and residency rules for officers.
Mrs Standfield, a 5'8" 115 pound blond with blue eyes and a beige coat, plaid slacks, blue sweater, and toboggan hat, disappeared after being forced into a car. Milford Police had limited details, Cincinnati canine units and Clermont County air search assisted, about 40 friends and church members searched nearby. no ransom note or contact from any kidnapper. Thorald Todd aided in the investigation. David Stanfield is a local real estate agent.
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