MGS Sewer Project Starts
Ralph Houser led groundbreaking at two sites for Clermont County MGS sewer system. The first at Perintown Sugar Camp Rd site the second at Clermont County Fairgrounds Owensville Stonelick. Officials credited county leaders and Rep. Harsha for securing federal and state funding totaling about 4.1 million dollars.
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Sugar Camp Rd
Clermont County Fairgrounds
Owensville
Stonelick
Harold Bissantz
Stanley Cann
Ralph Houser
MGS
Perintown
Chace Named Engineer Aide In Clermont County
Clermont County Commissioners hire Robert Chace former Loveland city manager as deputy county sanitary engineer. He will focus on construction inspection and field work earning 16000 dollars annually. Chace served as Navy flight instructor in World War II and led Mason Engineering Service 1950 to 1966 after administrating Mason 1966 to 1967 and Loveland 1967 to 1970.
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Clermont County
Robert Chace
Loveland
Donald Watkins
Chace
Mason
Mason Engineering Service
Batavia Council Approves Firemen Pay and Sewer Fees
Batavia council approved increases in sewer taps and inspections and raised volunteer firemen pay. Tap-in fees rise from 75 to 300 dollars. fire chief pay goes from 25 to 125 dollars annually. firefighters earn 1.50 dollars per hour on a fire run, doubling the prior rate of half a dollar per hour.
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Batavia Council
Historical Society Picnic Showcases Antique Cars and Civil War Displays
The Clermont County Historical Society picnic is set for Sunday July 25 at the Maynard House near Chile with 2 p.m. start and a 5 p.m. covered dish supper. Herbert Campbell leads the Clermont County Antique and Classic Car Club display as Battery I First Ohio Light Artillery presents Civil War muskets and uniforms.
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Clermont County Historical Society
Maynard
Chile
Medahl Dam
Route 52
Thomas Greene
Newtonsville
J.D. Werner
Greene
Herbert Cambell
Clermont County
Antique and Classic Car Club
First Ohio Light Artillery
Roland Lowery
Clermont College Groundbreaking Set for July 30
Officials from business civic and government sectors gather for the Clermont College groundbreaking on SR 32 Bauman Lane Batavia Ohio. The 65 acre site overlooks the Little Miami River valley and will host a UC branch campus with 3 million in construction funds and 4 million in state funds planned for 1973 75.
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University of Cini General
SR 32
Bauman Lane
Little
Miami River
Branch College
Batavia Schools Announce Administrative Changes
Hugh L. Nichols II announced changes at Batavia Schools. Dan Swart is named principal of Batavia Elementary, with duties including supervision of transportation and cafeterias, federal projects, overseeing high school administration, and teaching two periods daily.
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Batavia
Hugh L. Nichols II
Board of Education
Dan Swart
Charles Nau
Hospital Site Bids Taken For Clermont County Facility
Bids were opened Tuesday for Clermont County Hospital Commission construction of a 72 bed facility with roadways parking grading sewers and water lines. Bids ranged from $115,760 to $144,525 with Schweitzer Construction Co Cincinnati L P Cavett Co Cincinnati and Glenn Rhoades Construction Co Mt. healthy Crab among bidders. The county will accept bids until 9 a.m. August 10. OVRDC adopted a 1971-72 budget totaling $56,400 at a dinner meeting at the Elks Club near Portsmouth with President Carl Mauntel presiding. The group noted EDA grants totaling $792,500 and ongoing Appalachian Land Use and Recreation studies by interns this summer.
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Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission
Elks Club
Portsmouth
OVRDC
Carl Mauntel
Clermont
Clermont County Hospital Commission
Schweitzer Construction Co
Cincinnati
L.P. Cavett Co
Glenn Rhoaxes Construction Co
Mt. Crab
Moore Resigns as Superintendent of Clermont County Schools
At a special Clermont County Board of Education meeting Harry R. Moore submitted his resignation as superintendent to take effect February 1, 1972. The resignation will not be effective until that date as plans push for development in the county schools.
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Moore
Clermont County Board of Education
Harry R. Moore
Clermont County Schools
Milford election filings top 56 for fall vote
By Monday 56 candidates filed petitions for fall offices. Milford vice mayor Russell P. Diskete joined Victor Kuhn as the second candidate for Council under a January charter, with seven council seats and mayor and vice mayor chosen from the group. Other filers include Paul R. Lewis, Ruth M. Parker, Theodore E. Hastings, and James E. Nelson among several township and city posts.
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Russell P. Diskete
Milford
Victor Kuhn
Council of
Goshen
Theodore E. Hastings
Moscow
James E. Nelson
New Richmond
Harley Clark
Pierce Township
Road Surface Contracts Awarded to Multiple Firms
Road surface projects awarded to three groups with bids totaling 58 731 dollars. William Light Construction Co. awarded two road groups at 48 947 dollars.
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William Light Construction Co
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U.S
William H. Harsha
Donal Watkins
Rep
Harsha
Byron Barbeau
Barbeau Construction Management
United States
Environmental Protection Agency Water Quality Office
State of Ohio
Economic Development
Miami Township
Carl Wiggins
Ed Roll
Robert Sontag
Arnold Stumpf
County Fairgrounds
Lloyd
Ben) Puckett
Ruth Homan
Leo Carlier
Richard Davis
Fred Matthis
Cann, Bissantz
Houser
Col. Barbeau
Bernard Harris
Harris Construction Co
Don Watkins
Fair Ground
Commissioner Houser
Ben Puckett
Davis
Board of Public Affairs
Werner
Society
Cord
Walter Spiess
Ohio
Marshall Spetz
Williamsburg
Batavia, Ohio
Science
University of Cincinnati
Clermont College
BHS
Batavia Elementary School
Clermont County Board of Elections
Paul R. Lewis
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