19 Jul 1984
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1984
Page
1
An article describes terrazzo flooring work at Hyper Shoppes with a 2000 capacity area. Special grinders grind gray goop from the surface and reveal iridescent marble chips as cement is cut away. The process highlights the transformation from plain cement to decorative terrazzo flooring.
Eight parents including an attorney must explain their back payments to visiting Judge Lyle Castle in Judge John L Watson's courtroom Friday or face contempt of court. Russell Beckelhymer and Charles Bradford were sent to jail for 10 days after failing to obey prior orders, each fined $509 plus due support. Prosecutor Pattison notes efforts to current support rolls aim to reduce Aid to Children reliance and urge computerization for faster tracking and collections.
In Batavia Ohio the Ohio National Guard awaits approval of funds to build a new armory while the Clermont County Disaster Services Agency seeks FEMA backed money to outfit an emergency operations center in the basement. County officials plan to sign a letter of intent committing the county share of EOC costs with potential future funding 2 to 5 years out.
Clermont County will have less to spend in 1985. The 1985 general fund budget totals 11.59 million, down from 12.3 million this year. Property taxes will fund about one fifth of the general fund, with the rest from other taxes fees interest and state and federal funds.
Clermont County funded program offers free rehabilitation for seniors suffering brain injuries. Senior citizens statewide are bused to a GAINS center in Williamsville on Mt Moriah Drive. Funding comes from county levy United Appeal Older Americans Act and state programs. Dern noted no service cutbacks thanks to diverse funding streams.
The article describes GAINS aiding senior centers with free services except a $1.25 lunch donation. It notes clients retraining for accessibility to Clermont Senior Services, aims to expand to northeast county, and highlights a strong volunteer corps including a degreed retiree in social work and a volunteer nurse.
A brief classified note from Mrs V C seeking a good home for a pet or companion. She reports satisfaction with early responses and invites interested parties to call 28 6444 for guidance from an advisor.
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