Beckford Annexation Tax Precedence Court Rules
The First Ohio District Court of Appeals held that annexation of property including the CG&E Beckford Power Station to New Richmond takes precedence over Union Township incorporation and Pierce Township. Clermont County set an Aug 30 hearing at 10 am after 14 prior efforts to incorporate or annex the area. Pierce Township seeks to retain tax revenue. residents push for annexation to New Richmond.
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First Ohio District Court of Appeals
Cg&e Beckford
New Richmond
Union Township
Pierce Township
John H. Houston
Brown County
Clermont County
Beckford Station
New Rich
Walter C. Beckford
Cg&e
Dayton Power and Light Co
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Beckford
Hurter
J. M. Stuart
Brown- Adams County
Clermont County Adopts 1968 Budget Over 1 Million
County Commissioners approve a 1968 budget of 1 219 115 dollars, about 219 115 more than projected income. They consider higher revenue estimates, levy renewals for retarded children and TB care, bids for a water system, a cattle barn loan for the fair, and road improvements on Clermont Laurelville Road. Farmers Picnic set for August 5 at Sportsmen’s Park with tables chairs provided and a 50 cent car donation.
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Arnold Stumpf
Conn
Ther Missioners
County Fair Board
Fair Grounds
Clermont County
Clermont-Laurelville
Monroe Township
Clermont County Farmers
Sportsmen’s Park
St. Rt. 222
Elklick Road
Batavia
Sportsmen’s Club
Girl 12 Killed in Rt 28 Crash Near Goshen
A 12 year old girl Linda Waugh died when a car rear ended a truck on Rt 28 two miles west of the Warren County line. Her father Ova Monhollen 37 of Pleasant Plain was seriously injured and her sister Peggy Waugh 6 was in fair condition. The truck driver Leonard Schramm 62 of Loveland was uninjured. County seeks state grant for airport land transfer of 45 acres and invites bids for salt and a pickup truck.
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Goshen
Linda Waugh
Warren County
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Ova Monhollen
Rt. 1
Pleasant Plain
Peggy Waugh
Leonard Schramm
Rt. 2
Loveland
State Highway Patrol
16th International Laryngectomees Meeting at Netherland-Hilton
Countian host for the 16th Annual meeting of the International Association of Laryngectomees, July 31 to August 3, at the Netherland Hilton Hotel in Cincinnati. Kelley, president of the Lost Chord Club of Cincinnati, chairs the event sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Span chapter to address post operation patient needs.
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Mt, Carmel
Ben PF
Kelley
Cincinnati-Bata
Pike
Mt. Carmel
International Assn
Netherland-Hilton Hotel
Lost Chord Club of
Cincinnati
American Cancer Society
Span
Bradley Noble
Harry Geller
Ben F. Kelley
Otto Spangenberg
Clermont County
Lost Chord Club
Spangenberg
William Gargan
Clermont County Reads Big Growth Ahead Says CGE Official
CGE vice president Jerry Hurter told Clermont Action Committee that Clermont County will see rapid growth through new airport plans, highways, and industrial projects. He cited a Battelle study predicting 3 percent annual population growth to 1985 and a 170,000 population by 1985. He outlined CGE investments and a push toward atomic generation while noting tax implications and a fight against federally subsidized power competitors.
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Withamsville - Clermont County
Jerry Hurter
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Clermont Action Committee
Stillmeadow Country Club
Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Hurter
Battelle Institute
Cg&e
Clermont County
Boone County
Afton
Little Miami River
Stonelick Lake
Clermont Industrial Parks, Inc
Grant Lake City, Inc
del Trautmann
Williamsville
East Fork Dam
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Harter
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SR 125
D-X Ranch
Amelia
Bethel
Brewer Co
SR 133
Felicity
US 52
Russell Simmons
State Highway Dept
Iler Construction Co
Foster, Ky
D. G. Lach
Union Townships
Taylor Road
Robert A. Jones
William H. Musnee
Amelia Area
Lost Chord
Dayton Power and Light
Stuart
Mission Line
Georgetown
Ripley
Russellville
REA
Federal Electric Bank
Congress
MAY GO Atomic
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