Goshen Board Briefs Highlights School Safety and Staff Changes
Goshen Board of Education met January 8 and accepted a financial report though budget amounts could not be reconciled. The Middle School achievement program was praised for improving parent communication and individualized student support. A $1,000 service fund was approved to cover board expenses. New hires included a general clerk custodian and a substitute bus driver. Pay adjustments for cooks and custodians were set, and an in service day for teachers and the bus safety program were discussed. The board also reviewed student record procedures and met in executive session on merit pay.
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Lorena Jackson
Board of Education
Florence Smith
Goshen
Bernice Alley
Stanley L. McCoy
McCoy
O'Bannon decision looms as hearings delayed on sewer projects
Clermont county commissioners canceled public hearings for the Nine Mile Regional Sewerage Project and Amelia Batavia Wastewater plant expansion after legal counsel John Fisher was unavailable on vacation. The delays stem from unprepared legislation. officials insist dates must be set to meet Ford Motor Co. deadlines. Trailer park owners suing over $16.4 million O'Bannon Creek Sewerage Project seek lower assessments, comprising about 1100 of nearly 3200 users.
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Nine Mile
Amelia- Batavia
John Fisher
Peck, Shaefer & Williams
Fisher
Florida
Jerome Wiesenhahn
Harold Bissantz
O'Bannon Clermont County
O'Bannon Creek
Henry Kassen
Peck, Shaeffer & Williams
S. Wiesenhahn
New Baby Patrick Anthony Thomas Born On Jan 4
Mr and Mrs Edgar Barnes announce the birth of Patrick Anthony Thomas on January 4 at 8 pounds. Parents are Mr and Mrs Paul Thomas of Cincinnati and Ceclia McIntosh of Chicago is the godmother. The item also notes CETA funding changes for county water line projects and a plan to add an on site nurse at the county jail.
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Edgar Barnes
Batavia Pike
Patrick Anthony Thomas
Paul Thomas
Kugler Mill Road
Cincinnati
Patrick
Cecilia McIntosh
Chicago
Ill
Harold Bissantz
Ruby Eurich
County fund investment methods reconsidered
County commissioners debated whether to continue blanket approval for the treasurer to invest county funds. Albert Hines reported December 1978 figures: 3 million in CDs, 1 million in repurchase agreements, 1 million in Treasury Bills, with December interest totaling 52,909.79 and 1978 year total 540,720.33.
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Harold Bissantz
Albert
Bud) Hines
Jerome Wiesenhahn
Bissantz
Byron Ross
Hines
Treasury
CG&E seeks amendment to Cedarville Ford Transmission Line
Ohio Power Siting Commission reviews CG&E amendment proposal for a 0.8 mile route change of the Cedarville Ford 138kV line in Clermont County near Batavia. Public hearing set for March 13 at Clermont College, Batavia, 7 p.m. Written or oral comments invited. final decision to grant or deny will follow after case record evaluation.
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Ohio Power Siting Commission
OPSC
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Cg&e
Clermont County
Batavia
Ford Motor Company
Clermont College
CORVA approves county medical services complex
CORVA approves a 5.2 million county medical social services complex by unanimous vote. Clermont County Administrator Bruce Henry notes the next step is Ohio Board of Health approval with a Tuesday design meeting set with architect Steincamp Nordloh and county officials. A 640 thousand grant from the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation supports the project with plans to seek Farmers Home Administration funding for the remainder. The center on Bauer Road near SR 32 will consolidate 20 agencies from the old Service Center north of Batavia.
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Regional Health Planning Agency
Corva
Clermont County
Bruce Henry
Ohio Board of Health
Henry
Steincamp & Nordloh
James Taylor
Kenneth Conover
Ohio Dept. of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Farmers Home Administration
US Dept of Agriculture
Bauer Road
SR 32
Clermont County Hospital
Batavia
Two New Troopers Assigned to Batavia Post
The 104th Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy Class graduated after 16 weeks of training with 39 members receiving commissions and certificates. P. Hale of Monroe and Michael M. Quinn of Hamilton will be assigned to the Batavia post and begin active duty on Tuesday January 16.
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Batavia
Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy
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