Jail n Bail fundraiser names 17 with high pledges
Dennis OConnor associate editor appeared on the American Cancer Society honor roll of jailbirds who wrung 300 to 400 dollars in pledges during the Jail n Bail fundraiser June 26 to 28. Rick Crawford and Art Gehrig also raised significant sums. Dennis rode to jail in a police cruiser with Gehrig, while Joel Williams avoided participation.
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Dennis O'Connor
American Cancer Society
Dennis
Rick Crawford
Art Gehrig
Bigg’s
Joel Williams
Eastgate Mall
Gehrig
Park 50 setting pace for growth
Ten years after an ambitious TechnoCenter idea, SDRC and its backers moved to a 75,000 square foot headquarters atop a hill on 340 acres along U S 50 in Miami Township. Land-Del Corp and P R Duke Construction guided site layout and roads, with Midwestern Fidelity placing a prominent nearby HQ visible from I-275.
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Jo Kemp
Milford
Structural Dynamics Research Corporation
U.S. 50
Miami Township
Land-Del Corporation
Fidelity
P.R. Duke Construction Co
SDRC
Growth In Clermont County Park 50 TechnoCenter shines
Clermont County's Park 50 TechnoCenter holds 55 to 60 million dollars in buildings and hosts nearly 60 firms employing about 1,600 people. Ed Parish credits it as a leading regional success while SDRC's Robert Farrell notes its strong realization of a planning vision and outlines future needs such as shared services and stronger ties with universities. Alan Piker confirms upcoming common services including a Montessori day care center for 50 to 65 children with expansion room.
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Ed Parish
Clermont County
Robert Farrell
SDRC
Park 50
Farrell
Alan Piker
Phillip R. Duke & Associates
Bethel man sues deputy and county for damages
Ernest Michael Lynch of Bethel sues Clermont County Deputy Michael J. Malott and the county commissioners for 15000 in a civil action filed June 24 in Clermont County Common Pleas Court. He alleges Malott used excessive force during a Feb 19, 1984 arrest, injuring his arm and causing medical costs and lost wages. The suit claims malicious charges and seeks compensatory and punitive damages plus fees. Assistant prosecutor Thomas R. Herman will defend the defendants.
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Batavia
Ernest Michael Lynch
Ohio
Bethel
Clermont County
Stage Coach Inn
Malott
Lynch
Donald Young
Jerry McBride
Robert Croswell
Charles Clendenin
Louis J. Schwartz
Steve Wilson
McBride
Thomas R. Herman
Park facility near Piker quotes P&G advantage for families
A local official notes no other office or industrial park has such a facility and says Proctor & Gamble is the only nearby company with one. He adds it will benefit single parents and two income couples who work near the park by keeping children close to work. (Continued Page 6)
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Piker
Proctor & Gamble
Clermont County Leaders Profile Four Visionaries
The county’s movers shape its growth through Harold Flannery and John Kermit Smith, among others. Flannery, a native entrepreneur, runs Flannery & Est and Frisch's and Roy Rogers franchises from a modest headquarters, and develops estates like Omni Industrial Park and Eastgate projects. He plans SolidTek ventures in Clermont and owns regional properties. Smith, a 1976 Chamber Pacesetter, chairs and consults on development and civic efforts, with Marines service and postwar leadership guiding his county impact.
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Clermont County
Harold Flannery
Aicholtz Road
Eastgate Boulevard
Omni Industrial Park
Flannery
Eastgate Mall
Clermont Environmental Reclamation Inc
CECOS
SolidTek
Afton
Ford
Horace
Florida
John Kermit Smith
Smith
U.S
Williamsburg
Bigg's property sale to East Wind Association
Hypershoppes of Ohio sold bigg's Place shop mall and 42.66 acre Eastgate Boulevard site for 27 million dollars to East Wind Association of Dallas Texas. Jacques LaFolle spokesman said operations at the store would continue as usual and the sale aims to free capital for other projects including a proposed Fairfield store.
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MT. Carmel
Fairfield
Clermont County Joins Early Jail Bond Grant List
Clermont County will be among the first to receive jail construction grants funded by a state bond issue. Commissioner Jerry R. McBride, prosecutor George Pattison, and administrator Patrick Dinan joined 14 other counties in Columbus to sign grant agreements. The county already borrowed to match the $1.95 million grant and plans a new county office building after debt is reduced to about $5 million by next year.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Hamilton
Franklin
Jerry R. McBride
George E. Pattison
Patrick Dinan
Columbus
Ohio Building Authority
McBride
Clermont
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections
Ross County
Moscow's Early Shipping Center on Clermont County Tour
The article notes Moscow as the third stop in a Clermont County historic series. Laid out in 1816, it served as an early shipping hub along the Ohio River. At low water, the cobblestone steamboat landing remains visible, with homes built before 1820 flanking Broadway Street near the semi circle. The Fee Villa stands on the western side of Broadway near the old landing.
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Clermont County
Moscow
Ohio River
Broadway St
Old Landing
Drapery Supplies Sold Fast in Suburban Classified
In the shade A Malone advertised drapery supplies in Suburban Classified. Malone sold all her supplies in just three calls. If you want action like this, place your classified ad by calling Suburban Classified at 681 7777.
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A. Malone
Malone
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Rowdies
Clarence Pennington
Sheriff's Office
Clyde Derricks
John van Camp
van Camp
Pennington
Don Watson
Poo Food Co-Op
Batavia Ywca
Gordon Mason
Gloria Condelles
Marsha Pattison
Good Samaritan Hospital
George
Tipton Associates Inc
Wards Corner Road
I-275
Cincinnati Electrosystems
Courier
Central Trust
Bethel Man
Commission
J. Kermit Smith
Bigg
Porter, Wright, Morrison & Arthur
Moscow Early Shipping Center
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