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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1973

Page

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Appalachian Highway Completion Urged by Massey at Clermont Meeting

State Senator William Massey urged Governor Gilligan and Ohio highway officials to prioritize completing the Appalachian route between Williamsburg and Peebles. He spoke to the Clermont County Chamber of Commerce and highlighted funding shifts and the need to link Southwestern Ohio to the Eastern seaboard with the Peebles corridor gaining early completion.

John Gilligan Ohio Williamsburg Peebles William Massey Clermont County Chamber of Commerce Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company Athens Portsmouth Massey Cincinnati Seaboard Athlanta Eareftee D

Former Navy Man Named Courier Managing Editor

Joseph C. McCoy of 240 Wood Street Batavia is named managing editor of The Clermont Courier succeeding Eloise Ellis. McCoy served 25 years in the U S Navy retiring as a commander and held posts in Brussels and Saigon. He is a Miami University graduate with two Batavia-area children.

Joseph C. McCoy Wood Street Batavia Clermont Courier Eloise Ellis Margaret Jamieson Sue Porter Jo Kemp McCoy U.S. Navy U.S Brussels Belgium Miami University Naval Postgraduate School Kathleen Amy Amy Dean Barbeau Byron Barbeau

Grievance by Amelia Teacher Stalled Over Board Technicality

Larry Boyd an Amelia Junior High English teacher filed a grievance with the West Clermont Board of Education over denial of a professional teaching certificate. The hearing did not proceed at the Monday board meeting due to a procedural technicality cited by Board Member Russell Fisher.

West Clermont Amelia Boyd Romick D.E.A West Clermont Educational Association

Miniature pony stirs Goshen family and town

In Goshen, the Carman family home draws crowds after news of their 13% inch mini pony, dubbed Mini-Mustang, becomes a nationwide sensation. Offers exceed $100,000 and Guinness may note him in 1973.

Dale Carman Goshen Mrs. Carman Tennessee Carmans Guiness Book of World Records

Local Girl Susan Alley Reported Missing From Milford Hills

Susan Alley a 13 year old Milford Hills Dr Milford girl has been missing since 8 a m Friday after leaving home for school. She is 5 feet 4 inches tall weighs 115 pounds with blue jeans and a shrink top and dark brown eyes and brown hair. Police urge anyone with information to contact the nearest police department.

Susan Alley Donald Alley Milford Hills Milford Susan

Williamsburg Names Lloyd L. Hauck Police Chief

Williamsburg village council selects Lloyd L. Hauck as police chief to fill the vacancy after Robert C. Vice left March 29. Liming and Benton Developers and McGillan Smith Engineers plan an subdivision east of Williamsburg with an extension of sewer and water lines at no cost to the village pending annexation. Mayor Hiler announces street repairs to begin this week weather permitting.

Lloyd L. Hauck Hauck Robert C. Vice Liming Benton McGillan-Smith Williamsburg Acre Hiler

Justice Center Site To Be Chosen Soon

Clermont County officials including Commissioner Ralph Houser and CIP President D G Lach discuss selecting a Justice Center site. Two proposals remain a 10 acre CIP land near the University of Cincinnati Clermont General and a service center favored by Judge Charles W Jackson. State funding via a voter approved bond likely in 1974 could support the CIP location.

Justice Center Ralph Houser Clermont County Board of Commissioners CIP D.G. Lach University of Cincinnati Clermont General Charles W. Jackson

Barges Cut Adrift Trigger Arrest Warrant Near Moscow

A warrant for the arrest of an unnamed man was issued after six barges loaded with flammable liquids broke loose from a mooring upstream from Moscow. The charge is malicious destruction of property. The towboat Bobby Joe, captained by William Lang, steered the barges to the Ohio side for repairs after engine trouble. Lawrence Backus, the boat's pilot, said the suspect fired a rifle toward the barges. the man left and returned shortly after. Coast Guard and sheriff officials noted landowner tensions over riverbank erosion and barge wake.

Moscow Clermont County Sheriff’s Coast Guard Sheriff's Office Bobby Joe William Lang Ohio Lawrence Backus

Nurse Headed Clermont Cancer Society Service Committee

Mrs. Sidwell supervisor of the Public Health Nursery for Clermont County Health Department was named chairman of the service committee of the American Cancer Society's Clermont County unit. James G. Nichols, president of the local society, said Sidwell has long served the unit and will lead an active service committee to improve outreach.

Sidwell Clermont County Health Department American Cancer Society Clermont County James G. Nichols Cancer Society Nichols

New Owners Take Over Carroll Jamieson Machine Tool Firm

Majority stock of Carroll-Jamieson Machine Tool Co in Batavia transfers to southern Ohio buyers led by Bruce Meyer of Lebanon. Meyer, named president, vows continued 16 inch Master Model C J lathe production and growth, with expanded workforce and related product development at the Batavia Foundry Avenue plant.

Carroll-Jamieson Machine Tool Co Batavia Ohio Bata Bruce Meyer Lebanon William Arnold Foundry Avenue Meyer Richard Jamieson Williamsburg A.V. Carroll Carroll P.F. Jamieson First National Bank Milton Jamieson Frank Davis P. F. Jamieson A. V. Carroll Jones Heel Co Carroll-Jamieson Company L. W. Carroll

Deadline Set For Tap In In Amelia Batavia Area

A deadline of August 15 is set for a PUB tap in or contract in the Amelia Batavia segment without the $400 fee. County utility director Fred Montgomery says commissioners authorize using the August date to speed revenue for the county’s share of system construction. Signers by August 15 may join by February 1 without the $400 charge but will owe the $7 minimum monthly fee until they become actual users.

Pierce-Union-Batavia PUB Amelia-Batavia Fred Montgomery

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