Editorial backs Clermont MAN unit funding urged
Editorial urges Clermont County political subdivisions to fund the Multi Agency Narcotics unit. Since September the cooperative effort of the prosecutor sheriff and police departments netted 35 cases and 28 defendants in three months, with 133 additional charges in Miami Township.
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Clermont County
MAN
Miami Township
New Richmond
Amelia
Stonelick Williamsburg
Franklin
Milford
Union
Miami
Union Township
Linda Wuerdeman
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's
Furtherance of Justice Fund
Rotary Fund
George Pattison
Clermont County jail study council urged by local leaders
County officials and leaders from the chamber of commerce, judiciary, sheriff's office, and League of Women Voters urged the commissioners to form a jail needs and space study. They called for a concrete plan, timeline, and possible student involvement to prevent delays and possible contempt findings from the federal court, while stressing immediate partial construction and long term planning.
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Clermont County
Sue Fisher
League of Women Voters
SDRC
Dale Romohr
Ed Parish
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Schaeffer
Robert Ringland
John van Camp
George Pattison
Ben Lehman
Clermont
Fran's Frivolities: A Clinton Countian Ball and State Politics
Fran Schwiermann recaps a crowd filled evening in which James Hamilton attended the Governor Dick Celeste fund raising ball at the Aladdin Shrine Temple. Hamilton notes the room overflow and extensive security near Batavia and a breakfast at the Nor's Club with Celeste and thanks from Celeste amid laryngitis. He also mentions the nearby protection agency relocating its offices and security guards for power plants.
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James Hamilton
Countian
Inn of
Ohio
Dick Jim
Jackson Township
Jim
Aladdin Shrine Temple
Nor’s Club
Paner
W Protection Agency
Batavia
William H. Zimmer
Rabbit Hash
Kentucky
Aberdeen
Williamsburg American Legion alters officers and charity drive
The Williamsburg American Legion Post 288 installed officers on January 15 led by Carl E. Shimaster and Dwight son. Commander William J. Hamilton reported a 1679.85 donation to the Williamsburg Needy Kids Christmas program with thirty families helped. Donors included bowling teams, local clubs, and residents such as Robert Prewitt, Marlin Abrams, and Earl Reed among many others.
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Sons of
Williamsburg
Carl E.shimaster
Dwightson
Keith Gaul
Jesse M. Wingoarer
Robert W. Prewitt
Bari Henning
Dewey Gibson
William J. Hamilton
Rick Zurmehly
Gene Wehrum
Virgil Ok Courts
al Walsh
Post
Peesee Oe
Don Morrison
Sam Ludwig
Don
Name This Site contest entry notice
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R. J. Piss
Plain
Ohio
AB. Grosnickle
Clermont Courier
Cincinnati-Batavia Pike
Cincinnati
Goshen audit prompts resident letter to editor
Local township clerk defends 1981 Goshen audits noting deposits, reimbursements, and bonds. She praises the state examiner and Cleveland area officials, cites budget growth from 350 to 1 million, and claims steady balancing. Also mentions National Volunteer Blood Donor Month and blood supply drive facts with regional quotes.
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Goshen
Goshen Township
County Drug Enforcement Praise and Survey Highlights
Clermont County officials commend the joint drug enforcement program across townships, the village, and the sheriff’s office while urging flexible funding and returns. A survey of 5000 students shows wide drug access, with high school seniors using daily at higher rates than the national average. The Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse will triple treatment capacity in January.
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Clermont County
Council On Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
Board of Mental Health
Second Annual Christmas Blood Drive Thanked by Firefighters
Clermont County firefighters hosted the Second Annual Christmas Blood Drive on December 27 at Williamsville Fire Department. More than 60 people donated blood to help local patients. Special thanks to Paul Tieman and Howard Vaught for planning and support, with Hoxworth Blood Center acknowledging the Clermont County Firefighters Mutual Aid and other members.
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Reagan
American Association of Blood Banks
AABB
Janet Diekmann
Clermont Mercy Hospital
Bob Hope
Paul I. Hexworth Blood Center
University of Cincinnati
Clermont County
Williamsville Fire Department
Paul Tieman
Howard Vaught
Hoxworth Blood Center
Paul I. Hoxworth
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