18 Jun 1970
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1970
Page
1
Crews from John R. Jurgensen Co. work around the clock to shape the Circle Freeway I-275 as earth is moved and heavy machinery operates in favorable weather.
Dr. R K Lancaster reports April 5 measles immunization day a success with about 10 000 children vaccinated against rubella. Total program cost 13081 99 dollars, 8202 48 collected at sites, deficit 4879 51 covered by the Clermont County Health Improvement Fund trustees.
Waunita Nita Pfeiffer 46, longtime Courier feature and photo editor, died Monday at Christ Hospital after two weeks as a patient. A Marietta native and Ohio State journalism graduate, she held editor roles at The Courier and earlier work in advertising and photography. Funeral services were held Wednesday at St. Thomas Episcopal. cremation and burial followed at Marietta.
John L. Watson announces Republican Headquarters will open Monday June 22 at Second and Main Batavia. Hours 9 4 daily. Reception for local candidates Monday 1 3 with GOP leaders. Monroe Township Trustees set June 23 7 30 p.m. at Monroe Elementary for final public hearing on zoning plan and potential November ballot.
Batavia Goshen and Clermont Northeastern School Districts join the Hamilton County Joint Vocational District to meet state mandates for a comprehensive vocational education plan. Superintendents Nau Goodwin Miller said districts released a joint statement after extensive study of issues. Hamilton County voters approved the levy on May 5.
Jeffrey Adams of Troop 443 displays cuff links sent by Vice President Spiro Agnew for the troop auction at 7:30 p.m. at Amelia Lions Park. The boy led a drive for items, writing seven letters to VIPs, with Merril Schaffer as scoutmaster and Liberal Stores providing a cook book.
J E Vince Wagner of the Louisville District Corps of Engineers led a planning session naming July 18 for groundbreaking of the East Fork Reservoir and State Park. Sponsors include Little Miami Development Corp with Dignitaries invited to attend a motorcade to the dam site. Federal aid could reach up to 50 million per community under a 2 year regional plan.
Seven Greater Cincinnatians from the University of Cincinnati and related groups attended the First National Congress on Optimum Population and Environment in Chicago June 7 to 11. Delegates heard leaders like Udall and Ehrlich address population and environment crises. The event urged zero population growth, resource conservation, and planning, with action recommendations to be published soon.
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