Court Refuses To Halt $2.3 Million Housing Project
Judge Schwartz allows the project to proceed after ruling a zoning notation was placed without the developer or trustees' knowledge. Robert Jones for trustees and Russell Speidel for Henry Gallenstein Jr. cite federal financing and FHA loan implications. Gallenstein notes a five day deadline to secure loan extension and $50,000 already spent on development of 122-unit apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jones
Germont County
Union Township
Russell Speidel
Henry Gallenstein Jr
Gallenstein
FHA
State To Purchase Little Miami Land
Ray Cutter announces $1 million state funds will buy land along the Little Miami River for park sites natural areas wildlife refuges and canoe access. Acquisitions will span Hamilton Clermont Warren and Greene Counties with $1.46 million in federal Scenic Rivers funds plus other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cutter
Little Miami, Inc
Little Miami River
Landa
Hamilton
Clermont
Warren
Greene
Ohio
Natural Areas Fund
Division of Parks
Division of Wildlife
Division of Watercraft
Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources
Penn Central
Amanda Acres I CCC Groundbreaking Set for Amelia Seniors
Groundbreaking ceremonies for Amanda Acres I, a senior citizen development in Amelia, set for Sunday at 1 p.m. One block north of SR 125 on Cecelia Drive. The $742,000 project, largest rural multi family effort approved by Farmers Home Administration, will provide 58 affordable living units and open space.
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Amelia
Amanda Acres I
SR 125
Cecelia Drive
Community Concerned
Ciizens, Inc
CCC
Ohio
Farmers Home Administration
Amanda Acress, Inc
Robert Groh
Amelian
Glen Buswell
Buswell
Little Miami Plan Seeks Farm and River Museum
The Lower Council of Little Miami, Inc. will meet July 11 at 7 45 p m in the Mariemont Parish Community Center to discuss preserving the lower Little Miami River Valley. Daniel Porter and Dan Muter will present a model Farm concept and the idea of a Little Miami River Acclimation Museum, drawing on the Ohio River Museum in Marietta for inspiration.
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Lower Council of
Little Miami, Inc
Mariemont Parish
Plainville Road
Wooster Pike
Mariemont
Daniel Porter
Dan Muter
Dayton-Montgomery Park District
Little Miami River
Hamilton County
Muter
Porter
Ohio
Marietta
Little Miami
Batavia Ohio Newspaper Issue Number 7033
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Speed Heads Listing of Auto Mishaps
The Batavia Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol reports June totals show 98 percent of 240 accidents due to speed. Twelve percent involved drinking drivers, one death, 119 injuries. Other causes include failure to yield, driving left of center, off roadway, mechanical failure, improper passing, turn, stopping or parking, and miscellaneous causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Post
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Dr Hahne Heads Batavia Rotary Club
Dr Asgar K Hahine chiropractor at 160 Broadway was installed as president of the Batavia Rotary Club at a brief breakfast meeting. He succeeds Kenneth Anstaett a Batavia businessman. Other officers named for the year include Jack Clark vice president Jim Nichols secretary Bill Latham treasurer and Jim Willman sergeant at arms.
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Asgar K. Hahine
Broadway
Batavia Rotary Club
Kenneth ‘Anstaett
Batavia
Jack Clark
Jim Nichols
Bill Latham
Jim Willman
Chace Resigns as Clermont County Assistant Sanitary Engineer
Chace submitted resignation last week as assistant sanitary engineer to Donald Watkins. His letter cites poor communications between the county commissioners and the Sanitary Engineer department and notes he will receive two weeks of vacation pay. Storch has begun work in Owensville on the MGS sewer project.
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Chace
Donald Watkins
Com- Storch
Owensville
MGS
Board of County Commissioners
Watkins
United States of America
Clermont County
Headstart Seeks Classrooms Across Clermont County
Mrs. Judy Hunt head of an all year Headstart program is asking for donated space to host six to eight classes in Milford-Goshen Batavia Williamsburg New Richmond and Felicity areas. The six hour daily program runs October through May serving 100 to 120 children ages 3 to 6 from low income families. Suitable spaces include schools churches grange halls farms libraries and other community facilities. Contact Clermont County Services Center Building at 732-2356 for details.
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Clermont County Kennel Qub
Clermont County Humaneee
Kennels
Batavia
Silver
Suki
U.D
United States
Kennel Club
Oelay Beh Tos
The
Humane Society
Kenneld Club
Milford Building Loan & Savings Co
Main
Milford
Judy Hunt
Clermont County
Milford-Goshen
Batavia- Williamsburg
New Richmond
Felicity
Hunt
Ohio River Cruise March Twain Dinner Dance Planned
Reservations for Germont County Chamber of Commerce members and guests are open for an Ohio River Cruise aboard the March Twain on Friday July 7 from 7 to 11 p.m. in Covington Kentucky. Boarding starts at 6:30 p.m. at Suspension Bridge dock with free guarded parking and a five piece combo. cash bar refreshments.
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Germont County Chamber of Commerce
Covington
Clermont County Park Board bids on shelter project rejected
In a June 29 meeting the Clermont County Park Board rejected both bids for a shelter and offices at SR 132 south of Batavia. They will re-advertise while awaiting comparative figures. Amelia-Batavia sewer work nears completion with August 8 connections. MGS sewer taps open for Owensville area with winter readiness for new water service near Afton hospital site. Missler-Gibson Construction Co. Newark submitted a bid of 261604 dollars.
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Clermont County Park Board
SR 132
Batavia
MGS
Afton
Hospital
Amelia-Batavia
Missler-Gibson Construction Co
Norwalk
Four Held In Bethel Fire Probe
Four Bethel area residents face arson charges after investigators linked two June 18 fires to gasoline. Defendants Fletcher 19, Dumford 19, Veatch 21, all of Bethel, and Banks 25 of Hamersville are named. One blaze destroyed a South Union Street storage building owned by James Edwards. the other burned a Spring Street barn used as a city garage. Fletcher and Dumford are charged with both fires. Banks and Veatch are charged only with the South Union Street fire.
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Bethel
Donald Watson
Randolph B. Fletcher
South Union Street
William Lee Dumford
North Charity Street
Wyne L. Veatch
Harold Banks
Oak Corner Road
Hamersville
James Edwards
Spring Street
Fletcher
Dumford
Banks
Veatch
Harsha Honored by Ohio Elks Hall of Fame
U S Representative William H Harsha receives a plaque and Hall of Fame honor from the Ohio Elks Association. Harsha, serving Ohio's Sixth District since 1960, is praised for environmental leadership and water pollution elimination work. Joining him at the ceremony were Sam Fitzsimmons and Charles B Hanson.
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Ohio Elks Association
U.S
William H. Harsha
Ohio Elks Hall of Fame
Harsha
Ohio
House Public Works Committee
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Elks Lodge
Ohio Elks
Sam Fitzsimmons
van Wert
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