Antique Cars Parade to Headline Grand Finale in Williamsburg
Antique car parade part of the Grand Finale is set for Saturday June 19 from 1 p m to 3 p m at the local high school. Marshall Spetz coordinates entries with 40 award categories and entries from across the United States. Bands are invited and floats from Clermont County teams are planned under the HISTORY PAST PRESENT FUTURE theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg 175, Inc
United States
Marshall Spetz
Area Development Plans Showcase UC Batavia and Amelia Projects
University of Cincinnati students present reports on a new town near Amelia, a 7000 population north of SR125, and an industrial park, shopping center, and housing around the SR32 interchange. Plans include a 1400 unit mixed development near Happy Hollow Creek and a 5000 unit project near Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University Students of Architecture
Batavia
University of Cincinnati
Amelia
Harry Reed
Clermont County Planning Commission
Jayanta Chatterjee
Department of Community Planning
College of Design, Architecture and Art
Clermont
East Fork
Mt. Carmel
Happy Hollow Creek
Milford
Happy Hollow
Reed
Eric C. Kuhn
Kuhn
Jackson Lake
Sicholtz Road
Aicholtz Road
I-275
Milford man held in drug case after grand jury bound
Anthony J. Vuotto, 23, of 561 S. Milford Road Milford, was bound over to the Clermont County grand jury on a drug charge. Judge Chris Erhardt continued his bond at 10000 dollars as Vuotto faced allegations of supplying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony J. Vuotto
S. Milford Road
Milford
Clermont County
Chris Erhardt
Traffic Signal Warrant Sought at SR 125 and Mt Carmel Tabasco
Karl Feller traffic engineer reports a 12 hour traffic count is requested to determine the need for a traffic signal at SR 125 and Mt Carmel Tabasco Road. He argues I-275 relief won’t fix the conditions and the signal could be installed with ramp signals on I-275 at SR 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SR 125
Mt. Carmel-Tabasco Rd
Karl R. Feller
Stanley F. Cann
Board of Commissioners
Feller
Department
Columbus
Batavia Couple Opens The Coin Laundry and Dry Cleaners
A Batavia couple, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peed, opened The Batavia Coin Laundry and 1-Hour Dry Cleaners this week. The facility is located in the Auxier Building on West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ralph Peed
Batavia Coin Laundry
Auxier
West Main Street
Drug sales case tied to Day Heights residence
A special agent testified Vuotto drove to the Curro home in Day Heights where LSD and 200 tablets were arranged for sale. Curro was arrested and held for federal charges. Lawyer for Vuotto argued he did not sell drugs himself. Separately Craig Burrus, 18, Day Heights, surrendered on a charge of selling hallucinogenic marijuana to an agent.
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Vuotto
M.D
Butch) Curro
Kay Drive
Day Heights
Curro
Hugh C. Nichols
Craig
Red) Burrus
Day Circle
Cincinnati
Batavia Life Squad Trains in Emergency Victim Care
Over five weeks Batavia Life members trained in Emergency Victim Care skills led by Instructor Michael D. Clary. The program is a public service effort by the Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Department with Batavia Local Schools, aligning training standards from state and local fire and medical groups. Squads are volunteer and classes met in members’ free time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Life
Michael D. Clary
State Department of Education
Batavia
Division of State Fire Marshal
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service
Organized Firefighters Associations
Batavia Life Squad
Clover Creek Camp In Promotes Water Conservation Event
Afton USACE and student sponsors host the Clover Creek Camp-In June 25 to 27 at the Johnson farm near East Fork Reservoir. Speakers from OSU, public agencies, and environmental groups address water resources and the East Fork project. Activities include soil and water demos, hikes, and talks, with registration details and contact Leonard Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton - United Students Against the Corruption of the Environment
USACE
The
Earthday Society
Ohio State University
Ralph Nader
Ohio Public Interest Action Group
East Fork Preservation Society
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Johnson Farm
Martin Pedigo
Corps of Engineers
East Fork
David H. Stansbery
OSU
Museum of Zoology
Clarence E. Taft
Paul McCarthy
Cochairman
Woman Bound To Grand Jury In Death Case
A New Richmond woman, Virginia R. Carter, 25, was bound over to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge for the April 15 shotgun death of her husband Gerald, 29, at their home. She told police she shot him. neighbors testified of years of abuse. In other ties, John B. Blankenship, 39, was held on vehicular homicide. Junior Shoop, 42, had an assault with a deadly weapon charge dismissed. Shoop’s mother received 90 days for animal neglect.
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New Richmond
Virginia R. Carter
Gerald
Sycamore St
Carter
Baker
Hell
Erhardt
John B. Blankenship
Terrace View
Carmel
Junior Shoop
Lucas Rd
Blanchester
Shoop
Donna Carman
Goshen
Erhart
Preservation Drive Aims To Save Park Chapel
The historic chapel in the park area, now state owned, will be preserved as a place of worship and historical site. Friends and former church members raise funds for ongoing maintenance. The chapel's membership was absorbed by Bethel United Methodist Church. Mrs. Rahama Fagley led publicity. Rev. John Elwood chaired the program featuring a church history by Rev. Carl Ely and a future outlook. Contact Bethel United Methodist Church at 734-7201 for details.
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Bethel United Methodist Church
Rahama Fagley
John Elwood
Old Bethel Methodist Chapel
Elkiitk Rd
Bantam
East Fork Valley
East Fourk State Park
Public hunting area rule bans training dogs on posted land
State Game Protector Jerry Camp announces an unlawful action for training or working dogs on properties signed as public hunting areas. The law runs from May 1, 1971 through August 31, 1971, focusing on the East Fork region with extensive public hunting ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Camp
East Fork
Union Proposes Police Tax Levy and Township Measures
Union Township trustees vote a one mill police levy split half new and half renewal to appear on November ballots. They plan to seek a court injunction to halt a bakery operation in a private residence. They map subdivisions, ban commercial parking on subdivision streets, require visible house numbers, seek a traffic signal at SR 32 and Glen Este Williamsville road, hire Gary Herrmann as part time patrolman, and report monthly expenditures totaling 36 552 dollars across cemetery fire roads general police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Estate
Union Township
Robert A. Jones
Glen Este-Williamsville Road
State Highway Department
SR 32
Glen Este- Williamsville Road
Gary Herrmann
Lois Donnellon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aerac Yd
Robert C. Vice
Batavia, Ohio
Bureau of Narcotics and Drugs
Clover Creek
Reservoir
University
Richard Moseley
Ohio Dept. of Natural Resources
Little Miami River
Harold Bissantz
Topkc
William H. Massey
Brown
Ohio
Junius Snell
L. H. Fremont
Sierra Club
East Fork Reservoir
George Cowan
OSA
Leonard C. Moore
E. Northwood Ave
Historic Chapel
Carl Ely
Elwood
O. H. Sharp
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