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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1981
Page
4
The Clermont Welfare Department reflects on ten years of The Children's Home, noting that many children arrived with emotions of defeat as social workers police and courts referred them. It argues for stronger social programs, affordable care, and better communication to prevent wasted human potential and rising crime costs.
A public call urges Judge Watson to back the sheriff in banning fireworks before harm occurs. The letter cites nighttime traffic on SR 125 and a recent trailer fire near South SR 132, arguing lenient penalties fail to deter dealers and protect drivers. It appeals for stronger sentencing and backing patrolmen against careless behavior.
A letter from John T. Lanne of Investments 1718 Young Street Ohio 45210 warns a serious accident could occur on the Clermont County airport runway on a hot ninety degree day unless trees on the north end are cut back or removed. The pilot would have flown alone in a Beachcraft pressurized Baron to Clermont County's future, expressing personal concern.
A reader criticizes a community paper's report on using East Fork State Park land for a Ford Motor Company airport. The letter questions the feasibility and cites locating a strip north of the plant, noting the land is level and suitable for airstrip construction.
A Cincinnati Gas and Electric project affects local power supply and student electronics use as urban infrastructure upgrades proceed. City officials and university partners discuss grid resilience, maintenance schedules, and potential outages impacting campuses and neighborhoods.
Romohr notes citizens know best in zoning amid county diversities and commission debates. The piece recalls December 1978 tax abatement wiping out Union Township zoning on four parcels, rescinded January 1979 leaving Afton as the sole tax abated district. It discusses HUD modulars and state EPA actions bypassing local zoning, and urges township boards to remain diligent.
Cincinnati leaders endorse a teenage baseball effort through the Eastern Hills Baseball Association farm system. The proposal highlights available talent and unanimous support from officials including President Dale F. Romohr, with Mr. John W. Beck cited in backing remarks.
A local senior nutrition site operates daily at the center, with cooks pledging consistent meal service. The notice highlights daily meals, nutrition guidance, and ongoing support for attendees.
Ohio lawmakers faced a clock out with the House likely reverting to routine after adjournment. In related news, a new plant was announced for the western end of the district, signaling economic activity despite the stalemate.
Bank One promotes three officers to lead branch operations. Douglas B. Fouss becomes Leveland Office Branch Manager, Paul T. Hornsby shifts to Owensville Office as Branch Manager, and Smith, formerly Loveland Manager and a 1978 hire, joins as a senior administrator after prior service at Central Trust.
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