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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1983
Page
3
A two hour session at Structural Dynamics Research Corp on Jan 15 gathered judges police and officials to discuss Clermont County jail needs. They wrestled with whether to start with needs assessment or set a maximum budget and expand later. States varied borrowing capacity and a proposed 64 bed modular addition.
Commissioners designate Robert Croswell as OKI representative and Donald Buckley as alternate. OKI reorganizational meeting set for Jan. 27. last year the county joined in August. Board president cites limited return for cost, with $25,167 paid in 1982 and no 1983 fee yet. Dr. James Wasserman recommends several candidates for the 10-member Board of Mental Health and two vacancies exist as Linda Wuerdeman’s term ends. Potential replacements include Steven Smith, Robert Dunlap, and Charles Black. Boyd Smith named to Board of Mental Retardation, replacing Viola Wolf.
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed Gene Cornett's home at 4009 Glen Este Withamsville Road last Thursday morning. Withamsville firefighters and a North Union pumper responded. one firefighter was hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Damages estimated at $59,250. investigation ongoing.
The Batavia post office has not named a new postmaster to replace William R. Lukemier, 42, who died after an apparent heart attack Sunday December 26 at his White Oak home. He served 25 years in the Cincinnati postal service office. Services were held at Charles A. Miller funeral home in Cincinnati.
Trustees clash over joining the Multi-Agency Drug Unit with Clermont County officials and funding. Wuerdeman opposes township cash support citing tax levels and priority on basic services, while McBride defends township contributions as fair given past benefits. The MAN program began last September.
Jerry McBride begins Jan 1 as referee in Clermont County Common Pleas Court replacing Michael Voris. Appointed by three common pleas judges, he shares duties with Richard Haney and handles about nine days monthly of non jury cases, mainly divorces and dissolutions, with recommendations to judges. Two new bailiffs also start in the court.
Amelia Village Council approved a franchise agreement on January 10 with So-Comm Cable, a Kentucky Vision Inc. subsidiary of Brownsville, Ky. Village Clerk Tim Glutz said connections could begin within six months to a year.
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