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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1982
Page
4
W A Cobbe of Dualite Inc writes harshly about a resident criticizing township trustees over paying for a fire house linked to Aber Road poison dump. He questions motives and suggests Mafia financing schools as a counterpoint, in a provocative closing letter from Williameburg.
Ohio state action backed by Representative Harry Malott creates a program under Senate Bill 406 to assist veterans harmed by Agent Orange defoliants. The measure, effective August 26, 1982, authorizes Attorney General representation, lifts statute of limitations, routes medical and financial aid, and calls for independent research within Ohio.
Aglow will meet the Eastern Hills group at Royal Oak Country Club on Tuesday June 15. Make reservations by calling 753-4298.
The June 19 regatta at East Fork State Park features four top collegiate crews racing 2000 meters for national title and Henley berth. Proceeds benefit Cincinnati Center for Developmental Disorders. admission is free. event runs 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. with family activities and Olympic-style support.
The Gaskins Malany House at 726 Bradbury Road in Pierce Township is noted in Clermont County history as part of the National Register of Historic Places. The 19th century site includes a brick main building with wood frame additions and outbuildings, a field stone foundation, and a former narrow gauge line Cincinnati and Eastern trestle collapse in 1885 near the property.
Four Milford Batavia and surrounding area women receive national recognition for service. Judy A. Gatch of Milford earns the Thanks Badge, while Audrey Clendenin Dottie Creel and Jeanette Derrick receive the Appreciation Pin for devoted Girl Scouting service.
A milk wagon driven by Allen Waters was struck by a fast westbound freight near Williamsburg, spilling 110 gallons of milk and killing the horse. Jan Dean notes reflect on a 50 year old incident alongside local retirement ads and community notices from June 15 1932.
The IRS urges taxpayers not to wait for forms for the June 15 second installment of 1982 estimated taxes. A shortage of voucher and envelope packages affects some filers, but payments should proceed. Include social number, name, and address on the check or accompanying note and indicate the payment is for 1982 estimated taxes.
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